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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
6
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Wyeth preparations and a refund remedy. It references allergic or itchy symptoms and claims of satisfaction guarantees. The readable portions include stray terms like Spécial Agents and a Masachusetts address fragment, with unclear context and no clear patient names or dates.
A committee of governors led by Tanksoui Harman of Ohio, Herbert B. Hadley of Missouri, and Charles H. Rich of Nebraska filed a brief as friends of the court challenging Minnesota�s rail rate orders. They argue state control over intrastate commerce affects interstate rates and warn that such rules could undermine the federal balance, urging respect for state boundaries and the Covenant of the Union.
An ad promotes ten cent Cascarets pills claiming they purify digestion and relieve headaches biliousness and constipation while a separate brief reports a man named Raymond Burke of Ottawa Kansas found dead near Central Hudson tracks in Fort Plain New York identified as the Ottawa man. Burke was hit by a locomotive and the piece notes a sensational political slogan from Ottaiwa Kangas about a third term.
An old style advert claims MI-DNA tablets cure indigestion sourness and nerves with a money back offer. It warns about town out of order distress causing blood and blemishes and pledges a metal box for 50 cents.
A March 1912 weather report notes Mareh set records with 36 inches of snowfall the heaviest for the area and 5.84 inches of precipitation the most ever recorded. Mean temperature 31.9 was low for the period, wind and cloudiness typical, and March momentum shifts to April with usual showers and jokes about the new month.
The article reports on Roosevelt’s New York primary statement, claiming papers suppressed Jewish coverage and accusing Taft supporters of deceit. It notes Roosevelt’s remarks on honesty, prosperity, and recall elections, then mentions a separate Waukesha incident about an attack plan and a motor boat drifting after a broken propeller.
Emporia April 1 Roosevelt elitar club formed with 150 members to push a working campaign and roosevelt sentiment in Lyon county. J H Glotfelter president L G Alvord secretary State Senator B B Gance spoke. Also notices warn against dumping rubbish in Wakarusa township and threaten prosecution. Wiedemann’s cherry ice touted in ad lines.
April 1 report states General Leonidas Plaza elected president of Ecuador. Plaza once led government troops against a recent revolution, previously served as president 1900–04, minister to the United States in 1905, and ambassador to other nations.
Defeated parties to the patent monopoly case seek rehearing before the full bench after a four to three decision in the Supreme Court. The government joins the appeal inviting permission to intervene amid the resurgent antitrust challenge.
Catches public eye as Gustafson Jewelry decorates for Easter with a wide array of La Nceliers, scarf pins and fobs. The store emphasizes quality and fair pricing, pledging to continue offering the best goods at reasonable costs to Lawrence shoppers.
Evangelistic meetings at the German Methodist chapel corner Berkley and New York rise Wednesday April 3. Tonight's subject will be A Grisis In It Man Life. Walter Connley was the offender in a Sunday police count. he paid the ensuing fine and was released.
Washington April 1 grand jury returned indictments against G Elliott A D Morehouse Gray P Feele and Frank E Singleton in the Everglades inquiry. Each is charged with either approving or presenting false ranchers against the government. Elliott and Morehouse say the charges arise from their opposition to Everglades land promoters and deny technical violations.
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