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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1903
Page
3
A reader notes relief from back and kidney pain after trying Doan's Kidney Pills advertised by Foster Milborn Co Buffalo. The letter claims rapid improvement and urges others to consult local druggists for the remedy. Includes price and asks readers to seek the product at nearby drugstores.
Railway schedule fragment lists routes and stopovers including Kansas City, Chicago, Leavenworth, Leaven, and Union Pacific services. It notes daily and Sunday operations with times and exceptions, mentioning passenger trains and mixed service, and references to specific cities such as Kansas City and Leavenworth.
Subscribers are asked to present at the office to pay for their issue and collection with carriers. The notice notes carriers lack authority to deliver or collect beyond their designated duties and urges proper handling of payments and service.
A garbled notice warns advertisers that prepayment will be required for all ads and outlines measures to ensure earlier delivery. It states carriers will secure papers and suspend delivery if payments or arrangements are not met by a set time. The text references renewals, subscriptions, and missed issues during a recent period.
The passage extols a gas stove valve as a simple, instant fuel source. Turning the valve yields a slow fire a bit further yields a moderate fire and fully opens for a quick fire. It promises precise control and easy extinguishing with a final turn to go out.
In a Cross Roads shop the crowd recalls a ghost near the old miser's buried money. A one armed man dismisses belief while neighbors swap tales as rain lashes windows. A dramatic encounter unfolds with Henry and Mary in a haunted room, ending with a chilling line from the man with the one arm.
Practical guide on hog handling in heat, stressing cooler evening drives, early loading, and safe water access. Warns against overheating and rough driving, promotes bedding with dirt or sod and water, and describes driving hogs in a single continuous stream for efficiency. Also notes benefits for mules cattle and sheep.
An old issue presents a drawing fodder corn device built from a wagon front and a clever platform setup. It also includes farm hints from Midland Farmer on sheep care, fencing, feeding, and managing fallen apples to boost pig feed and milk production.
In-depth discussion on orchard placement and animal use. Apples should not be kept in regular pastures, as they do not thrive there. Sheep and bogs can consume fallen fruit, while cattle may enter after harvest. Also explores soil crust formation after rainfall and capillary action in moisture uptake, emphasizing man’s role in manipulating moisture to accelerate plant growth.
The article describes safe grindstone use and attachments to keep the operator dry and improve edges, plus tips on keeping stones clean and regulating water. It also argues against burning straw, noting long-term soil health and farming costs, urging farmers to adopt better residue practices.
The text blends garbled observations with a medical note on Lumpy Jaw. It notes the disease affects cattle on pasture, caused by a fungus from grass and vegetation, entering tissues after ingestion. Exposure varies by year with fluctuating case numbers.
Fragment from an old notice praises Chamberlains Celie Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It includes testimonials about relief from dysentery and diarrhea after using the product, with names and local seller references. The text includes medical claims and promotional language from a historic period.
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