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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
4
A column advocates sympathy for weak overworked women and calls for a carefully prepared tonic and nervine by a well educated physician with long experience in treating such cases. The piece stresses a square deal remedy tailored to womans delicate organization and daily burdens.
An old advertorial claim touts The One Remedy for women’s ailments, sold by draggists for over forty years. It pledges no alcohol or habit forming drugs, and promises full ingredient disclosure on the wrapper verified under oath.
A group of Lawrence townsmen visited Mayor Bishop in his new home bearing a handsome upholstered chair as a token of esteem. Speakers including Cien J. Barker and others presented the gift, noting the chair symbolized respect for the mayor’s service and his plans for a fourth term.
A garbled report notes pickpockets operated during a Teddy era gathering at Sani Fe deper. Sums of $97.05 were stolen by suspected Kaiser and Walp Kaiser as county authorities investigate. The events reference Toy Housevelt and a funeral context in Oklahoma.
Fragments indicate a baseball event and a carain raiser to benefit the Red Sax. Notices mention Cubs White Sox, business events, and a dinner hosted by Mrs Fred Olson in honor of their son Arthur, with other birthday references and guests at the gathering.
News notes report masked robbers assault Paymaster Dent Fowler of Milas Brick Co and his driver, beating Fowler into unconsciousness and escaping with £15. Fowler may die from injuries. In New York Marion Same is in critical condition after hobble skirt incident. Heaviest rain of season observed with severe downpour around Oshern area. lightning strike on Wieh Street injures a resident, fire department responds.
Sa snangh Mayor George W. Tieeman criticizes a municipal bill as sloppily prepared. He invokes a quip about a two column editorial marrying a Georgia editor who served as mayor and more, using a wedding ceremony as a metaphor for legislative speed and cost.
Miss Winifred Gibbs lectures ten poor New York women under the Society for Improving the Condition of the Poor. She explains market buying, appropriate foods, and menus for children in simple language for the least educated attendees.
Neo wathan is described as competent to ad ii a Nore with it her love atairs antes eshe has been married at least four times.
Edwin G Proctor, born in 1828 in England, dies at age 97 at his Leavenworth County farm near Tonganoxie after a long life of migration and work. He came to America with his father, lived in New York, Illinois, Kane, and settled on a 20 acre farm. He married Fanny Chapman in New York and had four children Loretta Myronae and Et. an adopted daughter Nellie Proctor. He was a temperance advocate and charter member of a local club.
Dean Sturdy laid to rest in Vinland cemetery on Sunday. Multiple locals attend or travel for funerals including Mr. Sturdy and Dor Sturdy. Visitors and residents from Vermillion Ohio Kansas City Overbrook Lawrence Cobuimbis Baldwin and Salt Lake City appear in brief notices about visits travels and birthdays.
President Lew and union leaders clash over a miners arbitration plan as he refuses to travel to Sioux City. Miners press on with talks among a three member union committee and three operators to settle terms. Representatives include Clairles Batley, Alexander Alewell, TL. Stewart for the miners and Ira Elliot, John Reid, Ira Flening for the operators.
A sanitary commissioner reports that only a small percentage of dairy cattle in Kansas are infected with tuberculosis. Tests and costs are discussed, with cases showing varied results across institutions, private farms, and fairs. Most cows tested in barns or pastures reveal differing infection rates, prompting barn confinement to control spread.
New York health authorities prepare to tighten laws as September opens and oyster season begins. Officials warn polluted shellfish could carry typhoid and urge stringent measures for public safety.
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A partial quote presents a boy harmed near midnight and a mother questioning suet apohay and the teacher’s role. The garbled OCR text implies a distressed account involving a school, a teacher, and a late incident with injury. Further readable details are needed for clarity.
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