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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1905
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s remedies for women’s health, claiming relief from uterine and digestive issues. It promotes Golden Seal and Cobosh root extracts, naming “Dr Pierce’s Prescription” as a non alcoholic, safe treatment and offers the Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail from Buffalo, New York.
A dense timetable lists Wanta Fe and other railroad services with daily and limited runs. It names multiple routes including Atlantic and California lines, with departure times such as 6 KC and 4 pT, plus express services to Topeka and Denver. The mixed schedule notes special days and exceptions for Sunday or weekday operations.
A reader from Hoany Grove Texas praises Electric Bitters in a letter via Barber & Son druggists saying they cured dyspepsia biliousness and kidney issues. The notice mentions a Colorado Midland railway trip plan with colonist rates from March 1 to May 15 and directs readers to C H Speers G P A Denver for details.
Partially readable ad-like text urges vacation planning with the Wabash line to St Louis Detroit Toledo Pittsburgh and Buffalo as the shortest route with good time and accommodations. Mentions a local ticket agent for tickets over the Wabash and includes a medical note about Diphtheria sore throat croup relief with Dr Thomas Electric Oil available at any drug store.
A collage of items notes a 34 foot English midget submarine with two torpedo tubes and three-man crew, reports on Japanese war record editing, quirky quotes and jokes from various papers, a London hotel penwipe usage, a sunfish catch, and skits on education and policing.
Readers advised indigestion disrupts sleep and causes osomula. The text claims many cases have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and notes availability from all druggists.
In Washington a case concerns commercial travelers and Sales reps who favor retail dealers in exchange for commissions or preferential treatment. Courts held the manager must serve employer interests over personal gain. the trial court ruled against the manager and the supreme court of appeals affirmed.
A damaged item note describes a near-unique copy of Shakespeare's Fourth Quarto Tragedy of King Richard III sold at Swileby's foresta and later to America. It mentions Creede printed in 1602, Lawe sale near London, and likely Bodleian transfer, with an autograph by William Mente on five plates. It also touts a medical testimonial for King's New Discovery elixir with promotional pricing and a local drugstore listing.
In Mexico City a drunken spectator at a famous matador Sylverto Chico event was killed when he was struck by an iron pipe and dragged into the bull ring. The bull gored him fatally as crowds roared and fellow spectators threw objects into the arena.
A fragment shows testimonials for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and travel ads promoting Pacific Coast trips via Wabash line. Includes rough notes on rail routes, tourism classes, a Colorado Midland engraving offer, and a claim of Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Cherry Bark as a remedy.
The cut shows a cement floor laid over a board floor to save dairy manure loss. Cement slopes from the manger area back to the rear, with stall planks bedded in wet cement. Thin cement seals cracks and absorbent material at point a captures all liquids.
A farmer from Huron County shares how feeding sheep primarily on grass and straw yields strong gains. He notes selling wethers and lambs at favorable prices after winter feeding, with lambs fetching higher returns when managed on light grain and pasture, and emphasizes cost efficiency over heavy grain feeding.
A jumble of quoted exchanges on trouble and fashion ends with reflections on family dates and a London man. Included is commentary on bride cake origins and a note about lambs fostered by a cow sold at a market.
A humorous exchange discusses a traveling preacher with popular pulpit challenges. References mention President Roosevelt and Geronimo's prayer, plus a note on a Russian czar’s stipend of about 47.6 million rubles annually. The text also cites child wanderer notices in England and a reflective travel pairing of seasons with cities.
The fragment presents patent medicine pitches for Dr Kings New Life Pills and a string of varied items from tragic migrant labor and industrial accidents to quaint wedding customs and public notices. It includes a Hungarian memorial plan and a Syracuse case, plus odd tips for digestion and safety amid telegraphed chaos.
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