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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1909
Page
3
The overheard account describes a group at a dig table with references to authorities and devious behavior. A narrator recalls students and witnesses, noting fear, confusion, and uneasy tension as the scene unfolds and details fade into fragmented recollection.
Ad promotes Kodol as a digestion aid claiming it cures indigestion and dyspepsia by letting the stomach rest. It emphasizes that Kodol digests all foods, reduces stomach strain, and advises quick use when sour stomach, gas, headaches, or fatigue appear. Endorses DeWitt & Co. as makers.
An ad-style warning claims Thape's Diuretic quickly relieves backache and bladder misery by cleansing and revitalizing kidneys. It promotes a fifty cent treatment from Pape Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati, urging readers to trust the brand and purchase locally.
Directory page listing attorneys physicians and services with locations in Massachusetts street Vermont and Bath. Notable entries include H Menger attorney at law Barker & Means at-law firm, Sarah E Carrothers osteopath, S T Gillispie M D, Ralph E Barnes M D, C J Simmone physician, F Do Morse M D, W J Jones GP, J R Bechtel, J Blair, Donnelly Bros boarding and hotel, New Santa Fe Hotel, and Williams Sinclair real estate and lending. Addresses and phones noted. change of location for Carrothers to 1044 Vermont near Walking Bank. Itinerant and city-country calls offered.
Fragmentary notes describe a barber shop scene on Mass Street amid unrest, with references to guards, trials, and personal tensions. The text hints at a conversation about guilt, friendship, and daily routines like pajamas, set against a backdrop of social strain and recall of a trial.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for nervous trouble especially in women. It cites Mrs R P Taylor of Oakland Kansas sharing a lengthy testimonial of recovery from nervous debility, rapid heartbeat, smothering sensations, headaches, and weight loss after using the pills. The piece also includes unrelated, fragmented text about a laundering service and fabric tagging practices.
Fragmentary OCR describes a laundry system where Chinese interlocutors use logographs and numerals to denote daily tasks. A non Chinese speaker cannot translate, so orders arrive as two-character notes indicating day or month and the referenced task, such as house, table, street. Cultural references and tore pieces mirror a legal indenture concept.
Frank Koch advertises tailored clothing including suits coats waistcoats and overcoats at 727 Mass Street urging inspection of fall styles. The ad touts textures workmanship and popularity among discerning dressers and asks customers to visit Koch the Tailor.
A garbled reader notice promotes Mr Munnemaker ads in The Journal promising easy money by responding to offers in the paper. The fragment urges action and hints at a long-ago opportunity now appearing in the columns, with a call to write or phone Mr Munni maker for purchases.
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