Advertisements and remedies fill Lawrence pages
A jumble of notices promotes yeast from John Jones and August Olson, cures for consumption with Dr King’s New Discovery and Kemp’s Balsam, a New York missionary cure, and Barber Bros druggists offering free trials and Sarsaparilla. Also includes insurance pressure and an early 1900s plea for Patrovize home industries with Rem Pile Suppositories available through Barber Bros. in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bill Nye
Barber Bro’s
South America
Rey Dostern T.I Max
New York City
D. W. Wilder
Personal and Literary News Highlights From 1896
A digest of social notes and curiosities features Mrs. Mary Ashley Townsend of New Orleans launching Art and Letters magazine, Miss Edith Clarke of San Francisco earning a Treasury silver medal for heroism, and letters between Bright and Gladstone. It also mentions Katharine Hodges’s Fifty Years a Queen presented to the Queen, Premier Tisza’s public respect, Mrs. Cleveland’s strength, and portraits of several notable women and scenes from society and education, with assorted humorous clippings and quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ashley Townsend
New Orleans
Art and Letters
Edith Clarke
San Francisco
Secretary of the Treasury
Bright
Glad Stone
Gladstone
Katharine Hodges
Jersey City
Caroline W. Romney
Tisza
Hungary
Bada Pesth
Cleveland
Maria Mitchell
Vassar
Most Scientific and Successful Blood Purifier Ad
Reverend William Lucas endorses Kaskine as a replacement for quinine citing recovery of malaria from his wife and a patient in Haven ns C. The ad claims Kaskine cures malaria, requires no medical advice, and offers $1 per bottle or six for $5. Sold by Baskine Co at Warren St New York and letters with testimonials available on request.
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United States
Price
Csos
New Toms
Culcacu
St, Lois
Win. Lucas
Grace Church
Havenns
Kaskine
Ataau Berame
Quinn
Hurd
Maryland
Baskine CO
Warren St
New York
Whittier
ST. Charles Street
ST. Louis
America
Pasteur Treatment Proves Rabies Cure Valuable Says Times
The London Times reports Pasteur’s preventive rabies treatment shows a high survival rate among 2,164 bitten by mad animals during October 1955 to December 1955, with significantly lower mortality than pre Pasteur methods. Intensive treatment in serious cases further eliminates mortality, supporting Pasteur’s method as a major discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savant
Pasteur
Vulpian
Institute
Lomdom Times
Colgrow in Limbo and the Ute Chief Colorow
Colorow, a Ute sub-chief, is captured after eight years of dodging troops in a campaign across White and Green River country. He claimed ownership of western Colorado while extorting rent from settlers, but a cowboy-led pursuit ended his resistance and he will be placed under guard at the agency. Also in this issue, an Anicalola Georgia woman recalls diamonds seen in Hall County in the 1820s and 1830s, describing their shapes, colors, and origins before her family moved to central Georgia.
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Colorado
Colorow
Green River
Uintah Reservation
Coloton
Orlerow
United States
Elvira E. Perry
Anicalola
Georgia
James Whitten
South Carolina
Hall County
Gainesville
Middle Georgia
Allanta
Charming marriage gambit and quick bills joke
A rich father tests a suitor for his daughter with a blunt proposal to settle all debts at once. The gilded youth offers his own set of bills, and the pair agree to combine them, settling the financial affair in a lump sum. Also mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a guaranteed treatment option available from Barber Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Traveler
Peculiar tellene prepared by competent pharmacists
The text touts a medicinal preparation claiming strong health benefits from Sisepe delion Munmirake and Vettes Temedial agenps. It advertises Wood's Sarsaparilla Hood's Sarsaparilla and urges purchase, with claims of superiority over other preparations and mentions Cr Mood & Co. Lowell Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar. It shifts to travel advertising for the Gulf Route Kansas City to New Orleans, Memphis and Texas, praising direct routes, with references to maps and an eight page newspaper insert.
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Hood
Wood
Ron
Gulf
Kansas City
Pt. Scott
Gulf RI
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
West
Memphis
New Orleans
Abattancors
Kevrville
Bristol
Tenn
Little Rock
Hot Springe
Eureka Springs
Fortsmith
Vin Buren
Fayetteville
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Kirks White
Hiss Stary
Stamy
Crown MF CO
Vine St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eidemiller Fee Company
John Jones
Zook
N. Purinton
Homeliess
Gn Barber Bros
Kemp’s Balsan
Pstrovize Home Industries
A.G. Rose
New London
Conn
Barber Bros
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Lamar
Jerry Glathart
Serry Glathart
Jerry Gisthart
Resson
Reason
Jerry
Massachusetta Street
Mary
O’brien
Casey Crasey
O'Brien
Frith
Tommy
Clara
Pat
Sur
Docthor
Arkansas Traveler
W. C. Picayune
Somerville Journal
Journal of Education
Charley
San Francisco Chronicle
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Tess
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Peprice
Illinoia
Makera
Leighton
Bucklen
Barber
B-Shawly
Bill Heads
Journal Company
Lawrence Journal Co
Holman
Slavin
Child's
Cuiags
Holman Adjustable Carriage CO
Wabash Ave
Ille
Howl
A. Ball
Syracuse
E. M. Ware
Hina
J. F. Nixos
Cambridgeport
Mass
Bailey & Smith
Daving
J.W. Robertson
Vermont Atrees
Kaw Bock Oibe
Pierce
India
Triumph
Massachusetts Straat
National Bank
the Journal Company
Morgan Park Military Academy
Morgan Park
Cook CO
Illinois
Stark Nurseries
Enucr
Conse Northwesterk
Onservatory OF Music
Apolis
Minn
Yales
Clessanz
Charles H. Morse
Pennyroyal Pills
Ester’s English
Emnet Werainan Seheetarer
A & Pagires Ea Eee Wae
Abit Re “Art Eagle Pharrapel Paks Rat
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