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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
3
The ad claims lazy bowels and dull eyes come from inactivity and promises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets cleanse the liver and bowels. It markets Olive Tablets as a gentle yet effective tonic to energize the body, touting a distinctive color and price per box from The Olive Company in Columbus, Ohio.
An odd, fragmentary passage touts a breathing method via “Hyomet” and related products. It asserts particles carried by breath carry a cleansing, healing effect, mentioning remedies and forthcoming demonstrations by named entities and places. The text mixes garbled names with product hints and scattered claims of relief.
Readers are asked to note a forthcoming collection titled Sittlowers Bank of Kansas Pyeng. The editor Wil Wattles plans to select and edit poems from Kansas poets for a national publication, with Wattles indicating many pieces were written by E Sius and others. The piece notes the volume may be delayed to ensure a representative selection.
A garbled wartime notice from the Express company warns that ships from 60005 may be used for war transport and contraband routes. The document lists destinations worldwide and stresses government supervision and shipper cooperation to avoid seizure.
The gathering included representatives and graduates discussing cotton futures and local politics. Governor Hedges and Milo Mitchell attended with remarks while James Tr nan, J. J. Brady, Tremiman, Tindies, Billard, and John Ti. Crider spoke on taxes, races, and candidate platforms.
Fragmented war report describes cavalry and Red Cross crews in peril at night amid fighting with German outposts. Narration notes shelling, shifting front lines, and allied forces attempting to hold positions while German counterfire and air actions complicate advances.
A garbled medical notice discusses kidney problems and ways to care for them. It mentions pain, cloudy urine, and the need to consult remedies involving salts, acids, and tonics. The text lists treatments and warnings about health decline and the weather affecting conditions.
A vintage ad copy suggests using a hair treatment to cleanse excess oil and improve hair texture. It touts a Wiley bottle named Wabwlton and promises progressive softening after several weeks. The copy emphasizes easy application at home and noticeable smoothness.
An advertisement touts a skin remedy claimed to kill "germs" and cure an illness affecting the skin. It cites a famous physician praising the product and urges readers to use Amplex-prescription from Bros. The ad promises rapid relief with instant soothing and improved sleep after application, warning agents may seek to steal this opportunity.
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