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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1911
Page
4
The page appears to mix ads and scattered opinions with references to taxation, railroads, and political debate. It mentions daily and annual pricing, post office terms, and mentions of Minnesota rate cases, and political purges, with generic social commentary and literary snippets.
A heated debate surrounds the race for Baker University presidency. Supporters argue reformist leadership is needed after health and age concerns about Mitchell and others. Critics warn against misrepresenting health and challenge the vision for administration and expansion plans.
The text touts a laxative mix with Fig Syrup and Elixir of Selina as a gentle yet effective system cleanse. It claims universal physician approval and long-standing family use, urging purchase from the genuine Syrup Co for beneficial results. It drifts into unrelated musings and garbled lines about markets and society.
An old advertisement extols Gold Dust as a magic cleaner that whitens floors doors and woodwork with minimal effort. A spoonful in water supposedly dissolves dirt and impurities while saving the user’s strength. The ad notes availability in seven and large packages with the large one offering greater economy.
The piece discusses national economy and securities optimism, mentions Roosevelt and Taft, and cites a Salina Journal and Prof. Templin with Senator Bristow. It critiques unionism, its critics, and calls for thoughtful, sane labor support. Easter ice cream ad ends the fragment.
The notice lists Sherman Bras coffee at 20 cents per pound from Windmill Grocery and notes Baker, a Baldwin contractor, relocating to Lawrence to continue building work. It references Rayarond's and Hunter Bros stores with contact details and fresh pickle relish shipments, including phone numbers.
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