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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal discusses local political discourse, endorses Roosevelt and Taft dynamics, and cites plans for campaign events led by Charles Sessions. It mentions the first post office at Fort Leavenworth, left handedness debate at West Point, and Dr. Vernon denying exclusion from the state university, advocating inclusive higher education.
A fragmented passage recalls a past figure displaced by a progressive movement. It notes the subject’s lack of teeth or jaws as a symbolic detail, with the tone suggesting pity and a sense of obsolescence within social change.
Col Roosevelt credits Taft and the tariff commission plan in a public speech. He hails the administration for interpreting the law broadly and calls the commission a rational solution that combats robbery and advances reform.
An advertisement extols Diapepsin for indigestion and stomach troubles claiming it digests without discomfort in five minutes. It warns against misdiagnosing nervousness or other issues, notes a train wreck incident, and ends with testimonial snippets and miscellaneous claims.
Dr King presents New Life Pills as regulative aids for nerve energy and bodily balance. They claim to support a strong mind and robust health by aiding the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Available for 25 cents at Barber and Sons.
Mrs Jacob Wilmert of Lincoln IK reports cured kidneys backache and poor appetite by using Foley Kidney Pills after a fair trial. She claims to have regained perfect health and notes the medicine’s relief and continued use. For sale by C. P. Barber & Son. Also mentions deafness treatment and various remedies with testimonials and advertisements from Hall, Cheney, and King.
An OCR fragment from Castori Iowa advertises Foleys Kidney Remedy claiming rapid kidney and bladder relief, cites J Stirhull of Grand View Wisconsin, and promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic with a Kirkland Illinois testimonial. It ends noting rising living costs over a century.
Dan Baxter leaves home with money and a new wardrobe to join college life in Lawrence. He meets Teddy Cross, who introduces him to campus prep, fraternity chatter, and the wary pace of adjusting to college surroundings as he anticipates his fall.
The passage presents a stream of fragmented, difficult to parse scenes on a hot night. It references a man drinking, a sense of danger, and drifting thoughts about places, people, and events, all conveyed in a chaotic, dreamlike register.
Fragmentary OCR conveys a health notice about medicine use for children and cautions on dosing. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled text, but it hints at guidance or warnings regarding safe child medications and potential hazards.
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