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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
2
The article critiques political moves around McKinley and Dawes, mocks democratic leadership and policy, and comments on contracts, city projects, and the impact of rural delivery on country weeklies, highlighting friction in governance and media shifts. It notes delays in urban contracts, a city council dispute, and the Hutchinson News stance on rural routes affecting papers.
A garbled editorial mix discusses Franco British actions, U S politics, Kansas and Missouri football, libel cases, congressional reapportionment, and Brooklyn Bridge concerns. Mentions Mr Bryan, General Mercier, Cape Town, and Stowe. Also notes health advice and Grand Trunk Railway connections.
The text explains Gatarrh as an inflammation of the mucous membranes caused by blood illness. Local treatments cannot cure it and neglecting it endangers overall health, often leading to stomach disturbance and a likelihood of consumption.
Pale, thin, weak, rundown, low spirits, no appetite. Rosy and plump, fair strength, with pleasure in work, get hungry three times a day, and like good food. Which of these two pictures is yours in it the way to the second is Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil with proper attention to course of life. We'll send you a little to try if you like. Scott & Byerne New York.
The Yale bicentennial celebration set for Oct 1900 features a $0,063,476 fund total with $244,009 paid to date and $103,474 subscribed since the last report. A special invitations committee will issue notices to graduates, a Yale medal by Bela Lyon Pratt is planned, and performances by the Boston Symphony Orchestra and university groups are arranged across several commemorative events.
The article notes ongoing paving work on Massachusetts Street with limited rock and brick on hand, progress by the grading and concreting gangs, and uncertainty about how long the push will continue. Brick delivery and bricklayer speed are slow, and concrete work near curbing may pause due to material constraints.
Volunteering residents in Joplin formed a patrol of several hundred to monitor side streets and report troublemakers. More than 200 volunteers stood on duty the other night with plans for smaller, more frequent patrols to deter disturbances and keep order in town.
A Conn sul Hughes report notes Austria uses sawdust with tarry substances heated and pressed into briquettes, last year producing over 7,000,000 briquettes at about 18 cents per thousand and selling 5 cents to 1 dollar. Also mentions movable targets for German troops, propelled toward marksmen to simulate cavalry charges.
Editors from Latin American countries express strong support for the Pan American Exposition. They plan to visit and assess progress, with Bla R10. chez, La Corre spendencia de Vertolon, among those enthusiastic enough to come to Ruttais. Other Latin American editors and reporters have already visited the Exposition grounds.
Wisconsin commissioners overseeing the state exhibits select a 20 acre site on the Exposition grounds opposite the large national government buildings. The area lies near a mirror lake and the Esplanade with fountains and gardens nearby. Names Edwards Lacrosse Mayne Olds Sturgeon Bay Yule Kenosha appear among attendees.
The Siprene Lodge and Sypregia Lodge announce gatherings related to the American Exposition. They describe activities including use of marine headquarters tiles, with plans for a Buffalo vest and rest arrangements for attendees. The message mentions welcoming the order to bat extent and welcoming work among members.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Doas's Ointment and a claim about a certain medical remedy sold at a drug store. The readable portion references inability to cure certain complaints and product sales, implying an advertisement or notice.
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