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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary entry notes Lawrence Journal established in 1837 and related mailing details. Mentions second class mail status and Associated Press service. Includes various old price and delivery line artifacts, not a complete article.
Victor Murdock argues for House committees elected by members and Kansas style Senate stalls. Lawrence greets Col Roosevelt as a symbol of energetic progress and public righteousness. Roosevelt’s tour energizes supporters amid New York primary conflicts with Tammany Hall.
A Kansas City fraternity conference aims to align with authorities and adopt decent conduct. It argues government is essential for progress, urges better municipal life, beautification, and wider civic interest while citing Jane Adams on fostering acquaintance to reduce misunderstandings.
A reader argues John Brown's sanity is beside the point. He credits Brown with lasting fame, saying the man acted at the psychological moment to advance a principle. The speaker notes local prejudice in Lawrence and recounts Brown’s sacrifice for a cause that cost him his life.
The account portrays the Osawatomie clash as a small fight with outsized impact, praising the dedication at Osawatomie as aligned with sentiment and history. It argues the raid’s ground marks a pivotal site and that the fight’s outcomes continue to unfold beyond the battle itself.
Lawrence testimony from Mrs. F. H. Carmean of 740 Ohio Street Lawrence Kan describes kidney weakness after La Grippe with backache and shoulder pain. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief and kidney restoration. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Dean's.
Mrs Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana reports lasting kidney relief after years of illness and costly cures. She says four weeks of Foley Kidney Pills restored her ability to work and urges others to use the medicine sold by C P Barber and Son. It notes a separate remark on flirtatious behavior after marriage.
Rocky Mount North Carolina resident J R Pitt claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured his worst cold after one bottle. He praises it as a sure remedy for diseased lungs hemorrhages la grippe asthma hay fever and lung trouble. Barber & Son guarantee free trial bottle. A remark on men avoiding chores for wives follows.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as effective internally for blood and mucous surfaces. It includes a testimonial from partners Walding Kinnan Marvin and notes a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured case, plus claims of product availability from Toledo druggists.
The article debunks beliefs about hair-worms misidentified as poisonous snakes and notes their harmless, parasitic role on cabbage worms and other pests. It also surveys Popular Mechanics airdromes, airplane vs battleship themes, and a long list of magazine contents with emphasis on progress and industry.
The September Metropolitan Magazine presents a fiction lineup led by Gouverneur Morri with The Wise Miss Carvington, plus Henry Edward Rood's Johnny Staples and the Suffragist. Eugene Wood’s Marriage as a Fine Art sits beside Beverly’s social pilgrimage. An Inghie Jennings baseball piece, a Taft administration review, and Hagenbeck’s Yara photos diversify the issue with numerous illustrations.
A new illumination device tested off the Isle of Wight lights shells during night firing. It attaches to the base of the shell with a screw mechanism and burns along the entire trajectory. Tests show varied ricochet paths with shells sometimes rising vertically and often deflected left or right.
A reader recalls a moment when a young boy cried loudly. His aunt warns against stretching the mouth too wide. The anecdote twists with a playful line about endings and sounds as if spoken from a family gathering.
A compact maxim cautions against people who constantly seek loans and against those who habitually lend. It warns to steer clear of both persistent borrowers and habitual lenders to maintain prudent financial boundaries.
W Bends of Coal City Alabama says he found a perfect health mine in Dr King’s New Life Pills after 12 years of liver and kidney trouble. They cure constipation malaria headache dyspepsia and debility. 25c at Barber and Son. The rights of busy people are not recognized by loafers.
An old notice touts a kidney tonic for backache dizziness and rheumatism claiming kidney and bladder support. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for hay fever asthma and bronchitis and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package with no opiates.
In the American Review of Reviews for September Samuel C. Down asserts the Interstate Commerce Commission must weigh the probable effect of orders on railroad earnings to promote public welfare. He notes the Supreme Court set a 6 percent minimum for public services and discusses how rate decisions affect both weak and strong lines across competing railroads.
Messrs Shubert present Mabel Barrison and Rtarry Conor with the original New York cast in Lulu's Husbands a farce from The Blue Mouse success. The road tour marks first outside New York or Chicago for these popular stars and features a publicity driven plot of actress Lalu Razers plotting for her fiancé. The company opens Sunday night with a Labor Day matinee.
The ad notes malaria as a deadly historic threat with fever and jaundice, claiming Electric Bitters destroy germs and cure malaria troubles. It cites William A. Fretwell of Scacama North Carolina praising a cure after a severe malaria attack and asserts benefits for digestion and liver issues, urging purchase at 50 cents guaranteed by Barber & Son.
An advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieves burns scalds wounds and piles and treats skin eruptions, sprains and corns. Barber & Bon urges readers to try the product, promising dramatic cures for various ailments.
Baklwin, Kan Aug reports President Marlin declines offer to head Carmen Theo Seminary in Chinia Georgia. The institution is heavily endowed, offering a larger salary than her current role at Baker University. The text notes changes in Baker University enrollment and programs, with unclear context and numerous garbled phrases.
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