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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1905
Page
2
A fragmented OCR of a railroad timetable lists various routes and daily expresses among cities including Kansas City, Chicago, Topeka, and Denver. It mentions departures and arrivals with times and branch details, though many items are garbled. The text references several named lines and trains such as Atlantic Express, Topeka Express, and Worth Branch, indicating a broad network schedule.
A Stephenson county subscriber describes a self made bag holder that outperforms published designs. He details a frame of two by six timber with a sheet iron hopper slanted for easy filling, bottom hooks to suspend a bag, and a bolt on strip with holes to adjust height. He notes one man can do the work of two with this practical device and discusses potential objections to hooks and damage.
Egyptan clover, recently highlighted in lists of forage plants, has proven adaptable to Berprt conditions and may suit cemeteries and border districts of the Mediterranean. Its growth range in the United States remains undefined, with potential spread to northern areas depending on climate.
The article discusses crop profitability, advising selective planting and cautious spending. It notes that a strong export year could boost prices and mentions U S wheat production figures, estimating this year's crop may surpass last year's by 125 to 150 million bushels, influencing export strength.
Frightini Suffering and undigested food poisons blamed for ailments. C G Gray of Lola Mississippi reports use of Dr. Kings New Life Pills with curing results. Treats stomach and bowel disorders. Barber and Son’s drug store sells guaranteed pills.
The article argues that travelers are not to fear inferior clagnet options and that premium tourist sleepers on the Union Pacific provide a quicker, more comfortable journey to California. It urges consulting a nearby Union Pacific agent for details and booking.
A column blends health tips with an ad for Doan's Kidney Pills promoting kidney health and back relief. It cites Mrs. Q. B. Adams of Lawrence, Kansas, urging readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co. The piece also includes historical notes on ancient dentistry and a short fictional dialogue, all in a period newspaper voice.
Fragmentary text from a Maine item appears garbled with incomplete phrases and names missing. No clear event, person, or organization can be determined from the readable content.
An aging man from Beat Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing long standing kidney trouble and general debility. He praises the remedy for easing pain, anxiety, and on going poor health, noting Barber & Son druggists guarantee its efficacy. A 1965 Frisco System note outlines through sleeper service from Kansas City to Jacksonville as part of the Southern Limited, with reservations via Frisco System or connections.
An advertisement from Foley Eiginal Foley & Co. Chicago praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted throat and lung remedy and warns against imitations. It promises the product is mildly laxative and suitable for children, urging buyers to demand the genuine article at Barber & Son's.
A Philadelphia and New York era debate argues Niagara power could outpace New York and be cheaper than steam plants or coal railways. Reports cite Alton A Adams and others claiming Lake Erie waters may supply cheaper electric energy, while New York’s own plants seek nearer profitable markets.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Buckleo’s Arnica Salve claiming rapid relief for a foot wound and various cough remedies. It includes testimonials by Theodore Schuele of Columbia Ohio and A J Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana, and mentions Buckle and Sidon drug stores. It also advertises a railroad pass engraving and a presidential election note.
A historical overview notes Americans burn hundreds of tons of tobacco yearly, with statistics on consumption, imports, exports, and domestic production. The piece highlights that despite large totals, per capita use appears moderate and emphasizes the cultural framing of smoking in the era. It includes quotations and brand mentions, linking health claims to Foley's Honey and Tar and other remedies.
The piece argues that many travelers prefer the tourist sleeper on Pacific Coast trips to save money. It claims an educated public now understands you can cross the continent cheaply and enjoy the journey, citing Union Pacific tourist sleepers as a cost saving option and instructs readers to inquire locally.
Travel promotion for the Wabash line touts its shortest routes to St. Louis Detroit Toledo Pittsburg and Buffalo with through service to New York and Boston. It highlights observation cars on day trains between Kansas City and St Louis and urges buyers to ask local agents for Wabash tickets. References Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy for coughs and colds.
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