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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
4
A reader praises Hood's Pits noting they are mild and effective with no griping, widely used in thousands of homes. The ad emphasizes the product as a preferred remedy sold for 25 cents.
A garbled column page from Lawrence Kansas reports on politics and society. It mentions Lorimer Senator Smoot, President Coolidge era rhetoric, and references Fort Sumter, electricity, and national debates. The text blends political opinions with local notices and ads.
Fragmented reminiscences on marking the war’s anniversary and calls for a memorial day. The text argues for education and reform, warns against celebrating conflict, and discusses crime punishment, prison labor, and public safety measures amid a tone of civic concern and moral reflection.
Three Lawrence men travel to Topeka to join presbytery sessions including representatives of local churches. The gathering focuses on church governance and financing plans, with delegates returning to Lawrence for further discussions and a federal assembly in May.
A convoluted report describes a family linked incident in Las Vegas. An uncle and two brothers are named amid confessions and a masked demonstration. Authorities guard the area with deputy forces as the investigation continues.
A fragmentary report notes a beelike formation of a case where Ube pris oners are moved to Santa Fe for safekeeping tomorrow. The arrest of Wigeins occurred yesterday and his confession clears multiple parties involved in a ten day matter, including Wahlo Lagerse sim oot Mir and Mrs. A. T. Hewers, tied to a sale payment dispute.
The article notes growing interest in weeks of church activities at the Christian church. Mr Howard E. deisen presents last Tuesday’s events aided by the church coon. Tonight at 8 o'clock the Congress final services will be used and Thursday week meetings merge into a single survive with Prot Tabach Lothe choir leading. Mr Ehturkin will discuss Early Peace of Lethans.
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Wissel visits Lawrence for Elks events. The guest of honor will attend a smoker and formal meetings at the lodge, with plans for a social evening and discussions among members.
An OCR fragment reveals aggressive marketing for a tonics and nostrums claiming long-term cures. The text touts Hesall Mave Tone and similar products as physician endorsed, with sensational statements about rapid allergy relief and disease destruction, alongside advertisements and political mentions.
Boston resident Jack Jones was in a down state today with no immediate cause or location given. No additional details were provided in the readable text.
A cryptic exchange questions Evel's origin from Adbim's rib revealing a long running contention. The dialogue hints at a testy dispute between unnamed parties and a claim about lineage or creation. No concrete individuals or events are clearly identifiable.
A fragmented noisy ad claims a Parisian system cures baldness and related ailments. It touts Chamberlain's Liniment and Tablets as quick fixes with testimonials and dealer availability, urging readers to visit shops and banks for purchases and demonstrations.
A garbled notice advertises custom garments from Hak W. Briere & Co of Chicago. It promises tailored fits for individuals, urging readiness and mind toward wardrobe choices.
First published in Lawrence Daily Journal Works April 12 proceeding under a superior court order. The sale of property to satisfy a judgment in favor of N Shan against McCuddy Perchesin will be held Tuesday May 12 at 1:00 PM in the county courthouse lawn, Lawrence Kansas, conducted by county officials. Brown attorneys for defendants are listed.
Reports from various committees will be acted on tonight at the meeting in the Selig site. Encampment in May is discussed with several committees arranging details.
Miss Dinsmoor, once at Galveston Public Library, has accepted a position in the state library at Topeka. She has been assigned to work in the catalog department and is preparing for the duties by training in Topeka. The move marks a successful transition and new responsibilities for her.
Viltorex Gelatin appears at the grocer counter as a new front plate is mounted by L. L. Rising. The improvement is described as a nice update and aligns with ongoing store renovations.
The advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as pleasant for young children to take. It notes the preparation uses roots that impart a syrupy flavour similar to maple syrup, claiming it has superior effects for coughs and soothing properties. It asserts availability from all dealers.
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