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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
2
The Square Deal platform prompts next legislature to complete enacted reforms. Supporters say the Stubbs faction has driven honesty, fairness, and openness in politics, with leaders urging primary reforms and clean candidates to back Governor He.ch op on the ballot.
In drizzling rain Kansas Jayhawkers beat Nebraska Cornhuskers 4 to 2 in seven innings at McCook Field. Hoffman pitched well for Kansas with ten strikeouts, while Morris went 7-for-? with seven safeties for Kansas.
A Syracuse resident attests that Dr Williams Pink Pills cured her rheumatism after other doctors failed. The testimonial credits the pills with relieving knee pain, dizziness, and supporting broader claims of treating anemia and women's health issues. The ad promotes purchasing options from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
George P. Mardgrove of St Louis will be in Lawrence April 13 14 and 16 with MAPJOODS the national Brain Brokers group. He will base at Eldridge house to recruit college men for Hapgoonds firms and seeks interested applicants at the University of Kansas and nearby campuses.
Hiawatha April 13. The post office department told the postmaster Ewing Herbert federal officers must not attend political conventions as delegates. Herbert sought permission to attend the Republican state Convention to witness the nomination speech of O. P. Nugent, Brown County candidate for state auditor.
Topeka reports seven heavy wind storms across Rio and adjoining counties with Bushion in Rio County the worst hit. Telegraph and telephone lines are down, no casualties confirmed. Great Bend and Stafford county note damage including a downed schoolhouse and threshing machine. Numerous small ads clutter the page.
Announcement list shows CG E Lindley running for probate judge and Hugh Means seeking the nomination with Republican primaries set for April 14 2006. L H Petetish and Henry A Aster Jr announce clerk of the district court bids. Representative Walton seeks reelection to county commission from his district with primaries on April 14.
A fragment describes Foley and Co. Chicago selling Foley's Homey and Tar for throat and lung issues. It warns against imitations and touts safety for children, mentioning the brand’s long popularity and a store named Barber & Boas drug store.
Rutger Alcantara ill? sire of 2:30 Viet in a sale of nonstandard mares. New York buyer Lou Strauss participates with experience in buying fancy, high quality horses. Details describe sires and dams, show prospects, terms, and dates, with notes on payments, mares, foals, and breeding attributes.
The Journal editor states he did not use a candidacy push or political influence in running the newspaper. He admits past service was not his best, but he participated in major actions and believes future work would follow similar lines. He highlights several beneficial laws enacted, noting major expenses cut as a sign of progress in Kansas politics.
A misformatted lecture report notes that the U S government and states spend at least 1000 times more on sheep and cattle health than human health. It cites Dr A W Evans of Columbus laboratories speaking at a tuberculosis exhibit and mentions Angora goats dying in Missouri, with a government man sent to study the issue.
The article extols Mme Nordica as the era’s premier dramatic soprano, noting her unmatched vocal gifts, artistry, and popularity. She will perform in the Topeka Auditorium on Monday April 3 and tickets are sold by mail order with special excursion rail rates.
The whispering telephone is described as a nearly imperishable device that transmits whispered messages over distance without being overheard by those nearby. It claims clear reception a mile away, with reduced cross talk and induction, and notes accessibility for the deaf and portable use attached to ordinary phones.
Consul General Sam reports Hal city near Liao Yang on the Chinese Eastern railway with a population between 20 000 and 30 000. Magistrate Kuan Keng Ho seeks information on hand spinning weaving and rope making machinery. He is praised as progressive and a Yuan Shih Kai ally. A medical testimonial touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. Barber and Sons markets the product.
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