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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
5
A fragmented social notice mentions a remedy for constipation and word of mouth recommendations. It notes parents giving it to children and claims gentle, non griping effects. The piece references trusted individuals and healing advocates in a community context.
The market showed a cautious uplift with cow and steer prices rising as receipts cooled. Top steers sold around 8.15, with cattle totals near 6,000 head, while quarantine steers ranged 5.75 to 7.00 and sheep trade held steady amid a 13,000 head local supply. Market notes indicate buyers uneasy but willing to pay higher values.
Republican primaries are scheduled across multiple townships and wards. Locations include Globe school house in Marion township district No 23, Dijon school house in Willow Spring district No 1, Roche paint shop in the fourth ward, Cueray Strail's gate center shop in the second ward, city hall street commissioner’s office in the first ward, Dieker's Hall in the sixth ward, Kanwaka hall in Kanwaka precinct, and Deister's hall in Stull Kanwaka township. Committeemen named include W N Fager, O W Piper, Charles M Gilmore, J W Lee, Harry Biek, Sani Buelheim, and O A Bittinger.
The Eagles announce a dance event for members and friends on Wednesday April 3rd. The notice emphasizes a social evening with music and refreshments.
Members of the council and city officials enjoyed a social after a council session. The marshal, newly in business, celebrated by treating oysters at Anderson’s with a new solid gold badge signaling his status and pledge of peace with the people.
Local notes recount a week of pleasant days, feverish roads, and spring signs as farming tasks continue. Residents report travel by road and field work, with Elizabeth Dunn ill and Mrs. Dano seeking medical care. Upcoming Sunday preaches will address church officers while neighbors assist with store runs and hay hauling.
Fragments from a 19th century style advertisement page mention Meritol Snow White Liniment praised as a universal pain killer and healer. It cites H L Raymond Drug Store as exclusive agent and includes scattered references to products, remedies, and local names such as Lawrence Kansas and Woodmi Bro. The text blends medical claims with vendor notes and diagnostic quips.
The Deep Purple stage production stars Walter Edwards Anne Sutherland Lyster Chambers Frank Hamilton Maddelains Louis Frank Currier Edward Gillespie Maggie Holloway Fisher and other noted performers. The play, a virile drama from a New York and Chicago success, will appear Friday April 5 with ticket prices 50 75 1 00 and 1 40. Mrs Harman undergoing appendicitis operation is mentioned along with plans to return to Lawrence. Foley Kidney Pills praised by G N Giesener Rochester for kidney trouble relief.
Prof. Charles O. Hardy of Ottawa University history and economics was this week offered an instructorship in European History at the University of Illinois. The proposal carried a salary increase, though Hardy noted his existing contract commitments complicate acceptance.
The State Convention of the Order of Elks will be held in Hialeah on April 14 to 16. Local Elks are not planning to attend the event.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a woman named Mae, teaching through others, with references to suffering and salvature in a tearful ordeal. No clear date, place, or event identified.
A garbled OCR fragment promotes Foley's Honey and Tar and GAUSS KIDNEY tonics as cures. It mentions a misplayed seminar tone, references to remedies, and a sales pitch from P. Barber & Son, with scattered phrases about health claims and products.
A recollection of Senator Vance and the campaign for North Carolina governor. The crowd dynamics, rival Settle supporters, and anecdotes about devotion from young women. A veteran reporter notes Vance’s stubborn humor and the loose talk about mood and public reception.
A fragmentary note recalls a request about returning borrowed articles. It mentions Dobbleigh, Whibley, and an umbrella kept by Anatance, with vague dialogue about borrowing and the desire to reclaim the item. The garbled text references a girl’s dress and a habit of leaving items in hooks.
A Lawrence pianist named Henry impressed last night with clean technique and fine interpretation. Critics noted his steady control and musical line while hinting at future success, alongside a football team milestone directed by Brink Wing.
The XP P B announces a Thursday evening gathering at Mr Watsons corner Ninth and Grove Street on April 2. Members are urged to attend and bring a prospective member. A Simpson debate is planned for April 12 focusing on the Central Banks question.
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