Lawrence Journal or The Journal of Kansas 1909 history notes
A fragmented 1909 Lawrence Journal page recounts publication history, conscription terms, and regional news. It mentions Lawrence Ean and the paper's carriers, Omaha and national events, Roosevelt era remarks, railroad notes, canal debates, and Kansas political dynamics. The assorted items sketch early 20th century media and public affairs in Kansas and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Hopublichl
Wee
Star
Sournel
Ips
Garata of
Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Lawre
Toonsac
Lawrepon
Kenean
Lawrence Ean
Quotations note social contrasts and civic plans
The piece blends statements on race relations, marriage secrecy, church impact, and Topeka’s 6,000,000 attendance forecast for Kansas’ semi centennial celebration. It notes Booker T. Washington’s stance on youth, a New York polygamist, a pro church critic, and Topeka’s ambition shaping a statewide event.
State News Snips On Kansas Industry And Exhibitions
A miscellany of notes from Kansas and nearby states covers crop talk and stock shows, oil refinery profits, building booms, and rail fares for the American Royal Live Stock show. Mentions Kansas crop success near Kimball, Missouri horses claimed as top, and Santa Fe rail specials for Kansas City events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topokis
Colorado
Kansas
Arkatuns
Kaneas
Urial
Kingman
East
Kangas
Josn
Atchison Globe
Tlinois
Thomas Hubbard
Kimball
Gutchinton News
Kansas City
Miszouri
Salina Journal
Topeka
Atchingon Globe
Victor Murdock
Congress
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Geo. C. Bailey
Agt
Masses in the late war defeat yet persist
The piece notes that despite massive casualties prisoners and trophies, the Russian armies at Mukden and other battles remained fully equipped and able to continue. It argues decisive terrain and vast army size limited by space and the need for rapid, centralized leadership, with Napoleon and other leaders cited as contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Saurday Review
Manchuria
Murodino
Lingyang
Lor
Furs
Malden
Marengo
Jena
Friedland
Mukdeno
Jepe Are Export Guan Moat Clash At Sea
Amid heavy seas five miles from the Sea of Japan the Jepe forces claim to have damaged nearly all Russian ships. The article also praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters over 52 years for curing dyspepsia indigestion constipation headache bloating heartburn biliousness insomnia kidney troubles malaria and fever and ague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Hostetter
Prominent Train Engineer Recovers After Kidney Disease
G. H. Aanesa and engineers L. E. and W. R. B. in Lima, C. report Aanesa’s recovery from threatened kidney disease. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure, recommending it to others with similar afflictions. Barber & Bona note the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Aanesa
L. E
Lima
Foley
Trale Ften
Barber & Bona
Handy Fruit Picker of Copper Wire Attracts Farmers
A device made from copper wire and a cloth tube proves valuable for orchard work. A. C. Stedden of Temp King county New York touts its efficiency, noting quicker fruit gathering, reduced handling, and less bruising. The picker can reach above head level and operate from ground, ladder, or side position, with a wooden handle and muslin sack enabling easy fruit collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Stedden
King County
New York
Shane
Garden and Orchard Advice and Forester Trends
The column urges cleaning the garden and orchard before winter, burning old canes, piling cuttings, and bleaching celery tops with newspapers. It warns buyers about catalpa seeds marked specially and notes rising demand for trained foresters and growing state forester systems. It mentions Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a remedy for summer complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Curing a Kicking Cow by Handling and Restraint
An agricultural note explains that curing a kicking cow requires the milker to form a bond with the animal. New milkers trigger reversion unless the cow is roped and restrained during handling. The method emphasizes consistent contact, prolonged milker familiarity, and safe tying to reduce kicking and protect the milker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sunsan
Farmers’ Review
Wales
Kiran
Milch goats noted as milch producers for families
Americans interested in dairy goats consult the American Consul General in Switzerland. A report from the Toggenberg goat breed highlights milk quality comparable to cow milk, price about one franc per quart, stable temperatures 60 to 72 degrees, and grazing needs for 40 to 50 goats. Goat milk praised for children and tuberculosis resistance, with goats yielding from first to tenth year and eight months of production yearly.
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Department of Agriculturo
Reneral
Switzerland
Peters
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Ilegenberg
Homemade Low Truck for Farm Use
The Journal describes building a handy low truck from a front part of an ordinary wagon. A short base supports a bolster and crosspiece, with two tall poles and rear wheels 13 inches in diameter on an iron axle. Bolts form the elevis, and boards cover the lower ends for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strow Vale
Foointers for Dairymen and Mercury Warning
Warns dairymen on butter quality and milk handling while cautioning against unsafe remedies. Advises separating fresh milk from old, testing sour milk, keeping calves in thrifty growth, and ensuring smooth welds on new utensils. Dangers of mercury remedies noted with Hall's Catarrh Cure details and false health claims.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F.J. Cheney & Co
Strange Dishes and Odd Flavors From Distant Lands
A fragment lists unusual foods and drinks from various regions. It mentions a Russian drink made from fermented cobhy water, a German delicacy of excreta, prairie wolves eaten in North America, and other curiosities including playful snippets about dances and a humorous line about a woman’s walk.
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Ria
Dream Balm Promises Relief for Nasal Inflammation
A historical remedy claims to soothe nasal membrane inflammation by restoring taste and smell without exhausting the patient. It endorses Ety's Dream Unim and Crokmn Balm, with Bly Brothers of New York offering mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bly Brothers
Warren
New York
Will
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Coughs and Lung Ailments
An aged testimonial from A. Al Herren of Kinch Arkansas touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and lung remedy. The note claims it cures consumption in early stages and relieves advanced cases, offering comfort and potential healing time.
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Foley
A. AL Herren
Kinch, Ark
Barber & Son
Are You Going East
Vacation planning tips urge travelers to favor the Wabash line for shortest travel to St. Louis Detroit Toledo Pittsburg and Buffalo and for through service to New York and Boston asking readers to consult local agents for tickets despite garbled text.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Pittsburg
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Tickata
Kanraa City
Lost jewelry found by office or Massachusetts street
Fragmented notice requests return of a gold bar set with diamonds and emeralds found by finder. Persons to contact J. S. Boughton at 25 Massachusetts street or the declaring office. Also a help wanted ad seeking a girl for general work at Mrs. Irving Wil, 1126 Tennessee street.
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J.S. Boughton's
Massachusetts Street
General T Onsewark
Tennessee Street
Ash Street
K. P
Invulnerable Cruisers Test At Indian Head Naval Yard
An early 20th century report details a test at Indian Head proving ground evaluating restoring power of glass armor on cruisers under explosive shell fire. Descriptions mention multiple weapon types, ranges, and observations, with technical jargon reflecting the era’s naval testing language.
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Naval Proving Ground
Indian Head
Faust
Tennessee Glass
Cruivers
Tangera
Seth Galen
Ax Tyler Wei E
Yates
Oheli
Great Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments
An unidentified patient named W. M. Smithart of Pekiola credits Dr Kirg's New Discovery for Concamp Hop Copbeard Celés with saving his life after a severe illness. The testimonial claims the remedy cured throat and lung conditions, preventing pneumonia, and notes a one dollar bottle price with trial bottles offered at Barber & Son's drug store.
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Dart
Physicii
W. M. Smithart
Pekiola
Kirg
Coopbeard Celés
Barber & Son’s
Foley's Honey and Tar Promise Cough Aid Prevails
A letter from A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Ind praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a dependable cough remedy. He reports three months of illness with poor improvement from a doctor and druggist, but states eight doses cured him, while noting the presidential election's influence on remedy choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. J. Nusbaum
Bateeville
Ind
Harier & Son's
Fragmented Local Notice From a Damaged OCR
A garbled newspaper fragment covers topics from cemetery costs to home repairs and safety advice. It mentions an unnamed broker, a French proverb about broken dishes, and anecdotal notes on accidents and medical salves, with stray references to trains and observations.
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Pat Crowe
Roosevelt
Ramsey
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Alfonso
Spain
Jagong
Germany
Adairf
Webb McNall
The
Kansas City Journal
Union Pacific
James I. Wyde
Lst of
Swadeo
Norway
Massachusetts
Federation of Labor
Taft
Army
Panama Canal Commission
Chicago
Davlin
Eastern College
Jerry”? Black
Black
National Association
Washington
Stubbs
White House
Solis
Booker T.washington
Eastern College Praatdant
Topekas
Fopeka Sa
Journal
Marmchosstts Street
Kitty Sweeton
Cortion
R C. Johnston
Chile Street
Ipaly
Clive
Alvo Man
Teal
A. C. Griesa
Mount Iope
Business
Plate
Lavorers
Citizens Light Heat and Power Co
Rody
Mississippi Street
Louisiana Street
Teenerat Louse
Ohio Street
Cedar Barlds
Jae Eennai
North Lawrence
J. B. Moore
Lake Street
Rhode Island Street
Hara
Indiana Street
Tenn
Williams & 1800
China
Wien
Newre
Sery
Mabon
Sheryl Petia
Abe
Orien
Baal
Cao Bocklen
Theodora Schaele
Colombar
Thomas Eclectric
Howse
Neves Ercao
Ima
Weekly Journal
Evers
Publiceti
Associated Press Renarte
Es Tee
Ascil
New York Tribune-Farmer
Douglas County
Beurnal Co.’s
Bagley
Cleveland
Decatur
Lawrence Granitord Mfg. Co
E. Funhell
Sec
C. E. Collins
Pres
Masa
Mitice Telephane
Tomaz
California
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Arizona
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