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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
6
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for sourness indigestion and upset stomach. It promises relief within five minutes and claims the product normalizes digestion, reducing discomfort after meals. The copy touts safety and scientific sounding endorsements while urging readers to try the remedy during meals.
A reader reports a child recovered from consumption after using Eckiman's remedy. The letter describes medical doubts, cites various symptoms, and requests a booklet from Belin Lammler in Virginia for further guidance on recovery options.
A reader notes a range of detectors offered in several styles and price points. The item highlights options from basic models to advanced units, with varying features to suit different detection needs and budgets.
A fragmented classified style notice urges readers to visit the lot on STEDEBARES to see cars and be persuaded by the price. It touts a sale, claiming low numbers like 030 and 1530, and promises a test drive to seal a purchase.
TD Steiner, supervisor of boys and girls clubs in the extension service, calls a Friday afternoon Round Up for rural students to enter garden, corn, potato, beet, pepper, flower, bread baking and other contests. Local teachers and a display of sewing and domestic handiwork will precede judging and a literary program on agriculture and home economics.
Mrs Joan B Wylie of Pennsylvania urged broader Bible instruction in public schools before the Educational Department of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Portland Oregon. She said the Bible remains the world’s moral standard and safest guide for youth preparing for duties ahead. The conference also discussed social evil and its suppression amid broader educational aims.
A public sale at the seller’s farm northwest of Lawrence and near Lecompton features a herd and implements. Readable items include horses, cows, sheep, hogs, riding and walking plows, cultivators, shovels, a wagon, hay stacks, and miscellaneous farm gear. Election partisan notes accompany the notice.
Local ad listings show Friday and Saturday specials for home made mince meat baked beans fresh fish and oysters from J. J. Messenger with contact numbers. Also references to old friends steel cut coffee and various brands, plus trial orders. County teachers exam to be held at the courthouse Friday and Saturday October 25th and 26th for first grade certificate credits.
An advertisement touts Mil-Dna Stomach Tablets as a general remedy for indigestion fermentation sourness dizziness and other stomach distress. It claims quick relief from gastric upset and promises a cure with regular use, offered by NIL Raymon & Co and other druggists.
Princeton Oct 25 The pressure to resume Woodrow Wilsons campaign grows from many parts of the country. Wilson says no change in plan yet despite bombardment with questions. Governor Johnson of California and Col Roosevelt rumors loom as New Jersey officials manage state business and attend party headquarters.
The public sale at Selmeider farm east of Eudora and a half mile south on Wednesday Oct 30 lists a big horse a yearling mare and geldings several cows and calves with a variety of farm implements including John Deere gear plows and a hay press. Auctioneers GOLITHHOLZ SONS and clerk CER.
Osage Nation tale centers on a missing Indian maiden named Jessie connected to a disputed marriage. Father seeks court warrant to arrest Chester Smith and prevent a wedding as he fights to recover possession. The case involves Pawhuska authorities and Baxter Springs ties, with custody and jurisdiction disputed.
A disputed case centers on Jessie Smith and James Smith seeking to marry an Indian girl. Indian police warned that the girl, if taken to Oklahoma, would be detained by authorities. Sheriff Bramlett and deputy Wyrick pursue leads, fearing the couple may flee to Arkansas.
Baldwin City witnesses a rapid fundraising push for the Baldwin University Endowment Fund. Subscriptions closed by Sunday with pledges reaching high sums and rising further to $25,295 by evening and $32,405 by Monday morning. A long list of donors from the community and local businesses contributed substantial gifts.
R W N of A district convention convened in the OMAS hall with a successful meeting. Five new members were admitted. Dinner was served as out-of-town guests from Ottawa and Law fogs attended. Several Lawrence locals and guests from Lawrents were listed among attendees.
Giant manager reveals secrets of inside baseball as Meliaw to headline Keith vaudeville act in New York. Methaw to headline first time. Young People's Rally of United Presbyterian Church set for October 27 at 7 30 p m led by the church youth group.
The note urges attendance at a rally and promises an address by D W Binford secretary of the YMCA. He will speak on the evening and share a message for the young people, inviting them to come and listen.
New York Oct 21 Mrs Frank J Gould wore a newly valued rope of three hundred exquisite pearls estimated at 400 000 to 800 000 with a rare diamond clasp. The necklace, carried at her waist, was part of a gala party following a Willen Guigenheins event and drew attention for its size and craftsmanship.
Prominent figures from finance and industry attend the eighth annual gathering in New York City. Sir Leda Walker and David Ry Porgin are listed among officers and speakers from major banks including Cit Bank of Commerce, Nazi City Bank of New York, and American Exchange National Bank. November date noted, location New York.
Yonkers New Jersey nurse who allegedly gave acid instead of salts revived after two hours and later died. doctors report the patient recovered but memory of the incident faded. Authorities have not learned how the mistake occurred or where the medicine was kept.
The editor Drummond of the Republican paper and Sheriff Hume exchanged violent words near the First National Bank. Drummond says he suffered a half dozen wounds including a gash above the eye. witnesses report multiple contending parties as the conflict escalated in public view.
A vintage ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for catarrh and cold symptoms. It claims cleansing and healing of nasal passages, no mercury or harmful drugs, pleasant scent, and easy application. Ends by urging purchase of a 50 cent bottle from a druggist.
A poorly legible 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols Dr Calcwell's Syrup as a permanent solution to constipation. It criticizes tonics and salts, claims many injuries from improper laxatives, and promotes the syrup with vague ingredients and beneficiary testimonials.
A garbled OCR fragment lists terms about medicines and remedies and references to prices and names, with unclear context. It mentions doses and a reference to Washington Sh and a sample fee. The readable content centers on medical products, pricing, and partial phrases without coherent narrative.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a group attempts a risky crossing of the Rhone and causes a major incident. Seven people die in the ensuing panic, with officials confirming the tragedy and investigating the events leading to the deadly outbreak.
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