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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1910
Page
2
Lawrence Kansas April 2 1910 opinion column notes Kansas unity for Taft in national politics. Discusses Governor Wickersham and sugar trust claims as well as earthquakes, millionaire visitors, and world affairs including Emperor William and Roosevelt. Observes local views on spelling education and springtime in Kansas.
In a Collier's southern edition the writer notes progress in graft suppression and rising public vigilance. The piece contrasts protection politics with commercial interests, citing graft crackdowns in New York, Pittsburg, Chicago, and New Jersey. It lauds renewed effort, noting dismay at past tolerances and optimism from Roosevelt’s return wage gains.
Mrs. A F Messer of 1339 Pennsylvania St Lawrence endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. She says she has used them during three years and they drive away her symptoms. Dick Bros. Drug Store supplies the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
A rambling April Fools tale riffs on practical jokes played on friends. The piece notes the tax collector as the sole serious figure, a stern reminder of reality amid lighthearted tricks and sly misdirections.
Government posts offer salaries from 800 to 1200 dollars for railway mail clerks and up to 2500 for related positions. Examinations will be held nationwide. thousands of appointments anticipated. Open to men and women over 18 in any location with free instruction from the Bureau of Instruction Rochester NY.
The Flower of the Ranch is a Friday night show's joint production by Lawrence men Joe Howard and Frank E. Wade. Howard grew up in Lawrence and remains popular. Wade, born in the city, now runs the company and has many friends eager to see the show. The piece is notable as a Lawrence written and produced production.
A compilation of church schedules and sermons across multiple congregations. Includes United Presbyterian, Friend's Church, Christian Scientist First Church, First Baptist North Lawrence, St Luke A M E, Lutheran Stauffer, First Presbyterian, Bethesda Baptist Mission, with times for Sunday school, morning and evening worship, midweek meetings, and pastors or speakers noted.
A local note reports M. Gentry of Douglas county sold a carload of heifers aged one to two years, averaging 340 to 55 per head, and a carload of logs bringing 00 per hundred. The piece comments on up-to-date farming in the county and mentions a nasal catarrh warning ad. Ely's Cream Balm is advertised as safe and effective for nasal symptoms. Prof Tonks of Princeton will lecture on naturalization in dhalian painting at University hall, Tuesday at 1:30, open to the public free of charge.
Dick Bros of Lawrence Kansas advertise Hem-Roid as an internal remedy for piles. They claim low refund rates and offer a money back guarantee after years of sales. The ad lists Dr J Leonhardt as the prescription source and prompts readers to write for a booklet.
A flood of Republican primary announcements surfaces for Douglas County offices including K Don Carlos for state legislature Eleventh district and B P Monahan and C R Hawley for County Superintendent. Clerk candidates Henry H Asher and Edw T Riling seek district court clerk and county attorney posts respectively. Local church events outline sermons, youth meetings, and choir plans across multiple congregations with service times and topics.
Readable copy promotes EMO a liquid external treatment for skin and scalp diseases including pimples dandruff and ring worm. It claims quick relief and permanent cures for both infants and adults and invites readers to see proofs of cures from O P Barber Son and learn how to obtain the remedy.
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