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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
4
An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm for quick catarrh and nasal relief. A small bottle is recommended for instant opening of congested air passages, soothing inflamed membranes, and stopping discharges. It claims immediate breath improvement and night ease.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a solution for children’s hair care, claiming it strengthens, cleanses, and revives vitality. It promises quick dandruff removal and scalp health, with assurances of refund if unsatisfied, and mentions a Waterloo Iowa connection and local store promotions.
Students and faculty at Lawrence High School argue for a dedicated auditorium to replace the crowded study hall for assemblies and chapel. They contend a proper venue would enable talks, debates, and events, boost daily work, and provide a space used by the entire school, with a new facility costing funds and planning.
A fragment discusses an unaccounted balance in the county treasury tied to this year's taxes. About $8,712.13 is charged to the county but not all can be collected, with $1,058 of that amount facing uncollectibility due to lack of property and other unclear items.
Tax records show the Roberson estate is no longer taxable as the property has transferred to the University. The real estate tax due remains at 807.77 dollars and is in the sheriff's hands for collection, totaling a little over two percent of the total levied taxes.
Washington D C October 30 Oklahoma official George A Henshaw member of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission spoke before the National Association of Railway Officials. He argued railways can charge higher rates only within a limit tied to the increased value of their rights of way and terminals in expanding cities. He urged fair sharing of value gains between railroads and the public and cited Pennsylvania Railroad property near cities as an example of how location and access affect value.
Proprietor W Sams of the Douglas County Marrle and Werks describes yard stock of Gaapite and other goods. He reports large existing stock and three more earllonds en route, with supplies claimed complete for the store in Lawrence.
A Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles in men and women and to alleviate rheumatism and other irregularities. It says children’s bladder issues improve with the remedy and offers mail order for 1.00 plus testimonials from St. Louis.
The new soda fountain, advertised as the Am the Year Round model, is now installed at Woodwerd’s Sanitary Shop. It promises immaculate water, fruits, glasses, and straws with every device for clean service. It features hot drinks for cold days including bouillon and chocolate, and suggests fans of Round Corner Soda will like this version even more.
Fragmentary notice lists transfers including parcels near Subviyn and 3.7 acres under a Dodge and Baldwic event. Mentions parties tied to a TD Dodge listing with vague references to areas labeled Bingle and Jardon. No clear dates or complete names available in the readable text.
The readers are urged to believe Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh as a constitutional disease. It is said to work internally by affecting blood and mucous membranes to destroy the disease’s foundation and strengthen the patient, with a $100 reward offered if it fails.
A dubious medical pitch promises relief from piles with a free trial of Pyramid Pile Remedy. The ad urges readers to contact “Prants Draw Coys” in Marshall Mieb for samples, claiming strong results from sufferers who supposedly tried it.
The article notes rising college football gate receipts and pay, with widespread fan interest and growing revenues shaping the sport’s economics this season. It highlights attendance patterns and potential impacts on programs and pricing strategies.
An unsigned feature extols a "Mother's Med" remedy claimed to ease pain and aid recovery, praising its natural properties and wide availability. The piece mentions advertisements for healing products, public notices, and a Yale-Avard Yale game context, with references to university events, raffles, and coupons for tickets as part of a larger layout.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Entdara tethes and a lone phrase. Context unclear but appears to reference a named item or event with limited readable details. No verifiable persons organizations or places to anchor a fuller summary.
An advertisement touts TIZ as instant relief for foot troubles including corns calluses and bunions. It promises quick comfort and urges readers to request the product from Walive or Tedge & Co with department store availability area wide. The copy also mentions a traveler and a return home, noting a misprint filled with scattered names and places.
The article warns that manufacturers promise relief and guarantee refunds if not satisfied. It cautions readers about the credibility of a “positive guarantee” and questions the legitimacy of the claim.
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