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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1903
Page
3
A damaged OCR dated note by William Reynolds of 1247 Tennessee Street seeking others to value Sidney Tuts and prescribing remedies. He reports back pain and urinary issues, mentions purchasing a kidney-related remedy and a drugstore purchase at 717 Massachusetts Street, and references a price of 50 cents.
A fragmented timetable lists arrival and departure patterns for multiple trains, including Kansas City and Sullow Express routes, and Pacific Express services. It shows daily, weekly, and Sunday exceptions, with various departure times and notes on express and mixed trains.
Subscribers are urged to settle at the office, not with carriers. The paper will be paid in advance for all overdue accounts and no church rate is allowed unless prepaid. To improve service, readers missing papers by 6 o clock will see adjustments, and subscribers must deduct unreceived issues from carrier bills.
The piece explains how turning a gas valve adjusts flame intensity from slow to quick. By a slight change you achieve a slow fire or a moderate blaze, with a full turn making a quick fire. It emphasizes ease of use and instantaneous control for ready fuel.
A fragmented column praises dogs loved by Queen Alexandra and high society, recalling lapdogs and pet Jover figures. It blends social trivia with ads for Foley's Honey and Tar, noting cures for throat ailments and praising non addictive remedies.
A fragmentary collection of aphorisms contrasts stubborn belief with factual clarity. It jokes about politicians, sentiment, and self improvement while touching on education, money, and human folly in a dated public voice. The text features garbled OCR phrases and nonsensical lines interspersed with sharper quotes.
Unclear readable text shows fragmented phrases and nonsensical wording with several probable proper nouns and dates missing or garbled, offering no coherent event or attribution to summarize into a factual newspaper item. The readable fragments do not yield a discernible people, places, organizations, or actions.
An old notice extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rapid relief of cuts and bruises, claiming it prevents blood poisoning and aids quick recovery. It also lists travel deals with round trip fares to Ottawa and Hutchinson for the Kansas State Fair, with sale dates in September and associated return limits.
Fragmentary notes from a distant era mention rural life near Laughtonande Murthen, references to Parliament stonework and relief payments, plus multiple brief items on medicine, humor, and local commerce. The column blends assorted clippings, anecdotes, and advertisements with no single cohesive event.
A garbled health note advises eating slowly and thoroughly chewing food to avoid sour stomach. It suggests spaced meals, avoiding constipation, and using Obamasrlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to prevent sour stomach. Sold by Barber Brea.
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