Known composition medicines of Dr Pierce offered
The ad emphasizes Dr Pierce's Family Medicines are printed on bottle wrappers with ingredients attested as complete and correct. It claims natural native roots, no alcohol, glycerine as preserving agent, and highlights Golden Medical Discovery for digestion catarrh and chest coughs while noting limitations for advanced consumption. Dealers push substitutes riskily.
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Dr. Pierce
Nature
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Clue News Club Officers and Meeting Notes
A report lists officers for the City Federation and Quivera Club including presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers from multiple towns. The Quivera Club met at Mrs Kuchring’s country swing with readings on Becky Sharp and Colonel Newcomb. West Side Study Club noted a brief stop due to tents and lunches.
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Quivera Club
Kuchring
Colman
Becky Sharp
Thackery
Ladies Literary League Meeting At Mrs Huss Liefcall Home
The Ladies Literary League gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Huss Liefcall's home with notes of wit and renewed events. Mrs MaComb presented a paper on The Pioneer of Maine in the New World and Mrs Sutra read on Breath. Music Club followed with a Warley meeting at Mrs Julanson's home featuring Sonatof TS and musical current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Literary League
Huss Liefcall
Warley
al Julanson
Misa Wiedeman
Adelaide
Anthor Theu
Shelly
No Name Club and Contingent Social Notes
The No Name club did not meet last Tuesday in the tent and will meet next Thursday afternoon. The Zodiac Club discussed painter Thomas Lawrance and wartime themes, with Mrs. Wilson Sterling presenting a paper on Tramnhull and Mrs. Hume on his life. Ingleside, Review, and Reading clubs held Tuesday meetings with talks on Mark Twain, poetry, and Revolutionary ballads. Ventura Club featuring Miss Clarke and Mrs. Morrow offered readings from William Allen White and other authors, with several papers presented and social time following.
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Name Club
No Name Club
Zodiac Club
John
Tiesday Diohnson
Gilbert Tramhull
Guerill
Wilson Sterling Wave ‘Tramhull
Ventura Club
B.C. Morrow
Snd
Florence Clarke
From &Tm Qur-Tows
William Allen White
Olga Barteldes
the. Eloee Af
Friends in Council Hear Poe Paper and Current Events
Guests of the club enjoyed light refreshments before adjourning to meet in two weeks with Miss Anna Wight. Mrs. St. B. Preuszner hosted Tuesday’s meeting, reviewing last week’s events and discussing religious and social incidents. Mrs. Haworth presented an Edgar Allan Poe paper with readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wight
Friends In Council
St. B. Preuszner
Law rence Folks Share Backache Cure Story
A Lawrence reader touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a backache remedy after years of kidney trouble. Mrs. C. L. Werls of 504 Louisiana St. reports rapid relief and regained mobility, praising the sponsor Foster-Milburn Co. Also cited is Electric Bitters for aged and weak, with testimonials about appetite sleep and overall health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
C. L. Werls
Louisiana
Kan
Dean
Dick Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doctors Said He Would Not Live In Kansas Hard Times
Peter Fry of Woodruff Kansas writes that old days of grasshoppers and drought are fading as he recalls being told to stop work and that nothing could cure him after two years of coughing and night sweats. He credits Dr King s New Discovery for his recovery after trying Foley s Kidney Cure and finding relief. Barber & Son drug store sells guaranteed bottles with a $1.00 trial bottle.
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Peter Fry
Woodruff
Cadell
Earl Sham
Waynesburg
Burg
O. P. Barber & Son Drug Store
Barber & Bon
Reunion proposal targets Kansas legislature semi centennial
Geo W Martin proposes delaying the state historical society gathering by three days to attend the Lecompton first legislature site, breakfast, then Lecompton visitors head to Lawrence for the main exercises. Col Learnard leans yes. Lawrence locals urged to assist and host survivors for the ceremony.
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Ocl
Learnard
Geo. W. Martin
Kansas
State Historical Society
Lecompton
Lawrence
Joont-eoamittnes
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Prompts Cited Claims
An old advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles in men women and children. It claims quick relief from symptoms like bed wetting scalded flesh and general malaise and offers sample bottles and a pamphlet by Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York. The note also mentions rising weekly newspaper subscription prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Spinghamton, N. Y
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Various Ailments
An aged advertisement-style text touts Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. Pierce. It claims extraction from medicinal roots using refined glycerine and heat, advertising superior curative effects over alcohol. The piece warns it cannot cure all diseases and ends with a flippant joke about courting.
Paying Resolution for Ohio Street Paving in Lawrence
The Lawrence Kansas city council, in a October 7 1907 meeting, adopted a resolution to grade curb and pave Ohio street from Henry to Warren with limestone curb and two courses of vitrified brick on sand foundation and cushion, roadway thirty feet wide. City Clerk F D Brooks authenticates the order to publish in the official paper for five consecutive days.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Ohio Street
City of
Henry Street
Warren Street
F. D. Brooks
Lawrence Daily Journal
el Clerk
Kaufax
Eily ‘Connell
Indiana Street
Berkeley Street
Kansas as a potato producer in the United States
F D Coburn Kansas secretary for the state board of agriculture cites US Department of Agriculture yearbooks showing Kansas ranks around twelfth in potato production and area, with high yields per acre. The Kaw valley district in Eastern Kansas is the commercial potato belt, and Kansas output heavily centers in Wyandotte, Johnson, Leavenworth, Douglas, and surrounding counties.
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Kansas
F. D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Rankin
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Misnois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Kaw Valley
Kaw
Wyandotte
Tohnson
Leavenworth
Douglas
Jefferson
Shawnee
Pottawatomie
Wabaungee
Kansas City
Chicago
Pittsburg
Texas
Sbort
Arkansas
Riley Wabaunsee
Sedgwick
Oring Laxative Syrup Ad Promotes Pleasant Digestion
A vintage ad extols Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup as aiding digestion and clearing dull, blotchy complexions. It claims the product is mild and pleasant to take and does not cause nausea or griping. A quip notes the difference between an undertaker and a funeral director lies in their bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grino
University Notes Chronicle Campus Happenings
Grace Thirnatay travels to Topeka for a short trip while Ethel Shaler plans a visit to Tapikis on Saturday October 20. Freshmen host Snow Hall party with music and refreshments. Y M C A midweek meeting discussed weak points in the association. Chemistry Professor D F McFarland spoke on available chemical literature. W C A convention underway at Ottawa with several students attending. Rev L Ke Wells praised strong athletic character in chapel remarks. Consul general Horton spoke after Wells.
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Grace Thirnatay
Topeka
Ethel Shaler
Sunenya
CL AL Avill
Snow Hall
Cgorimate Eson
Alice Cambren
Blanche Mollis
Thea Ey
Kanity
Lucile McNaaehiton
Tonzanexie
Alicia
Tennessoe Street
IL C. Herman
W. G. Guthrie
E. 2 B. Gitt
KR. L. Douglas Sung
D. FL McFarland
Kansas
Chemical Club
Ottawa
Susie Shaffer
Oln Jackson
Grace Almer
Pearl Gillock
Margarete Osmond
Miss Nourse
Addie Jackson
Adal Gift
Lonia Berham
Nell Shearer
Chapel
L. Ke Wells
Mr. Wells
First Presbyterian Church
Horton
Wella
Big Wheat Crop Recorded at Givary Community
Sheri Andrews reports threshing about one hundred acres of wheat yielding the best crop in the community. The average output was 42 bushels per acre.
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Sheri Andrews
Givary
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advert for Liver Health
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular bowels. It lists a price of 25 cents and a drug store location O P Barber Sons. Also included is a municipal notice about street grading paving and curb and road specifications in Lawrence Indiana with dates and measurements.
Certifies druggists refund policy with Foley’s Honey and Tar
An advertisement asserts all druggists may refund money for Foley’s Honey and Tar. It claims the product stops coughing, heals lungs, and prevents pneumonia and consumption, and notes it contains no opiates. The genuine product allegedly comes in a yellow package from Barber & Son. It ends with a tongue in cheek remark about money.
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Ig Foley
Barber & Son
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Eustace Brown
Olathe
C. H. Trott
Junction City
F. B. Wheeler
Treas
W. Landis
Osborne
M. S. Mansor
Eldorado
General Federative
C. C. Godding
City Federation
May Phillips
Frank Strong
Florence Clark
Frank French
West Side Study Club
Ingleside Club
John Moore
George Leonard
Whitzel
Panna
Review Club
W. B. Brunson
Dublin
O. P. Barbera& Son
Ural
New World
Golden Medical
Kansaz
Denver
Union Pacific
E. E
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J T Shanklin
University Notes
Ory
John Hawkensen
Iivers
Lyman Laughlin
Re Anderson
Chanute
Chichester
Bing Bibbom
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