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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
4
Navy officials express confidence that Marine units can manage escalating tension as civilians voice concern. Commanders cite training, readiness, and recent drills to reassure the public while detailing steps to reinforce security and surveillance.
Miss Gladys Elliott will join Sharpens High School for next year, taking up physical culture instruction after a summer teaching playground work in South Park and local schools. Her prior summer stint and strong interest in physical education are noted, with high expectations for success in Kansas City.
No young woman should neglect to prepare her system for childbirth says this vintage advert. It promotes gradual bodily preparation during pregnancy, claiming it aids comfort and strength, reduces risk, and helps both mother and baby. The copy touts Mother's Friend as a trusted medicine sold in drug stores and offers a free book for expectant mothers.
A gigantic turtle weighing around 750 pounds was reportedly captured this week on a creek bank near Solomon Rapids. Locals gathered as the creature was entangled and moved by ropes, fence, and attempted dynamiting, finally secured and taken toward Downs for exhibit. Various towns along the Simuky river claim sightings, but the monster is described as a second cousin to other reports.
Until recently it has been a generally accepted theory that eczema was a disease of the blood Scientific investigations show eczema is a skin disease and curable through the skin Meritol Eczema Remedy applied directly to the diseased skin produces marvelous results permanent Do not delay trying Raymond's Drugstore
The Oread Training School of the University of Education will open its second year on September 18. It offers a full high school course including Getima, French, Latin, history, algebra, geometry, botany, physics, geography, training, home economics, and music. New equipment will aid personalized instruction and class sizes are limited to fit individual needs. Registration September 18 at Myers Hall 1300 Dread ove hue. Bell phone 22058.
Taft revoked a plan to send the Tenth Infantry to Nicaragua as tensions rise in Central America. The president favored naval force if needed, while warnings and messages from Wilson and the State Department kept troop movements in flux. Officials prepared transport but orders were countermanded, with marines deemed enough to safeguard Americans and property.
In Topeka on August 28 1912 Kansas Republican J N Dolley urges circulating Independent petitions to place ten electors in an Independent column and two by Roosevelt. The plan allows Taft voters to choose Taft electors and Roosevelt supporters to choose Roosevelt electors by voting in the circle then selecting across to the Independent column. Dolley argues the method addresses disputes over presidential voting, enabling Republicans Democrats and independents to cast informed ballots.
An old ad touts Meritoy Hair Tonic from Raymond's Drug Store as a remedy for lustrous hair. The snippet promotes claiming it cleans, promotes growth, and keeps hair bright, targeting female beauty and fashion. Also mentions a Lawrence Transfer Co moving service.
A fragment explains deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. When inflamed, hearing worsens. removing the obstruction may restore hearing, but permanent loss can occur if damage persists. The text argues only constitutional remedies can cure deafness and warns catarrh causes inflammation.
Douglas county levies are outlined for multiple cities including Lawrence Baldwin and Kudora with totals and per mill figures. A one mill street light levy was voted in Baldwin, while Lawrence added special improvements and street improvements funded by new levies.
The text presents a fragment about lovers and kisses, noting a demand for something elusive. It hints at unspoken feelings spoken softly, with a sense of yearning and constraint.
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