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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
3
A fragment notes harvesting navy beans and a tug machine issue with day confusion. The readable text hints at farm work and equipment problems but provides minimal specifics on location or date. Further detail would clarify whether this refers to a report, column, or caption about agricultural tasks and machinery.
Fragmented OCR reads as a note about fertilizer use and soil routes with unclear details. The readable bits mention nut utilization and fertilizer management but lack enough context to identify people, places, or concrete events. The item reads as a damaged snippet needing fuller text for a proper card.
An advertisement promotes a California trip via the Colorado Midland. It touts a canyon trip through the heart of the Rockies and asks agents about colonist rates valid March 1 to May 15. It notes Fingerman Pass as a crown jewel and describes a large steel engraving 2 by 40 inches available for framing for 15 cents.
A dubious testimonial endorses Electric Bitters by Col. Jake M Falter of Hassy Grove Texas claiming cures for dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease. It notes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy with imitators and urges asking for the genuine product at Barber & Son’s drug store.
J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama writes of two doctors and Dr Kings New Discovery. He reports relief from sore throat bronchitis cough and colds after using the remedy. Guaranteed at Barbaras Drug Store with bottles priced 50 and 1.00 trial bottles available.
A Dublin style notice from Illinois shows Cela Mottled in his kidneys. A. J. Tennesse of 9201 Butler Street Chicago reports taking Foley's Kidney Cure after a cold settled in his kidneys. He claims two thirds of a bottle cured him and praises Barber & Son's.
A historical ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure for kidney complaints and urges readers to try them before diabetes or Bright's disease. It cites a Lawrence Kansas testimonial from Mrs. Lois Helm about back pain, headaches, and indigestion relieved by the pills.
An advertisement touts a patent remedy called Skumach Hisere i claiming universal healing powers. It asserts it preempts appetite and digestive issues, heartburn, dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, kidney troubles, malaria fever, and female ailments, promising satisfaction for women and girls who need a medicine for sex specific ailments.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a family topic with a tone of domestic guidance. It mentions a tenant, a Tegnar plan, and a culinary recipe including butter and nuts. Names and clear facts are sparse, yielding a brief, uncertain item about home life and cooking.
Fragmentary report describes Chas F. Lemberger of Syracuse New York aiding a boy with a deep eye gash. It mentions applying Bucklon's Arica Salvo which allegedly healed the wound and saved the boy. The item touts benefits for burns and wheat, and cites a barber shop price of 358.
A farm visit in southeastern Iowa highlights a cement hog wallow six by seven feet, fed from a hilltank and emptied by a bottom plug. Proponents argue a water cleaned wallow improves hog health, while critics see it as novel yet sensible sanitation for hot weather.
A roughage rack for sheep is described as a functional tool suited for farm use. The design appears compact for yard placement and aims to improve feeding efficiency by extending usable space in outdoor areas.
Fragmentary text describes a mechanical or structural setup with two towers, mid rack alignment, and measurements around 18 meters from a grated area. Mentions a Dutta and Unat, and details about keeping items centered to prevent waste.
In a Farm and Home style note an easy hog control method is described using a five-eighth inch rope. Cut three feet, form loops, and tie at the ear then attach seven feet to the short rope between loops. Pass the rope over the hog’s hind feet and nose, then back under the short rope, pulling forward and tying. The article claims the hog is then fully controlled.
Swine raisers favor turning hogs onto rape rather than oats or other sown crops and to wait until rape reaches about eight or nine inches before turning in. Chamberlain's Youge Remedy is advertised as aiding coughs and restoring the system. Wabash trains connect Kansas City to St Louis with frequent service. Travel commentary promotes Pacific Coast trips as economical and appealing, urging readers to use Union Pacific tickets.
Readers are urged to host an asters themed garden party with varied colored invitations and decorative cards shaped like flowers. The piece blends party ideas with home crafts, plus mentions a social note on a back page ad for Chamberlain remedies and a 1905 Pullman sleeper schedule between Kansas City and Jacksonville.
Adjourned city council session August 21, 1905 resolved that Warren Street and intersecting streets in Lawrence Kansas be graded curb and paved with vitrified brick. Work to extend from alley east of Massachusetts to Delaware with brick surface and sand foundation and payment in installments. City clerk Brooks certifies on September 11 1905.
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