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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
4
The article notes coal miners in Kansas muttering against Howat as federal and state actions rise. It describes miners confronting federal and state authority, and suggests the need for wiser leadership while Gov Allen mobilizes volunteers. It also mentions a raid by Mexicans on an American ranch and the demand to recover stolen loot.
The article discusses Alexander Berkmann and Emma Gokbran, two anarchists deported from the United States who returned to Russia to avoid further action. Their attorney seeks writs of habeas corpus to delay departure as public opinion questions why they left a country offering freedom they now oppose.
A French rower allegedly rimes a fortune by buying army junk from Americans and selling it to compatriots. In the same country, gentlemen made fortunes selling those sarin articles to the American government.
Editorials attack Glen Plumb and his plan to shift rail control to farmers, with government funding and private profit angles. Comparisons to Butler era promises surface in a blunt critique about labor wage effects and political fundraising. Также columns note a cub reporter’s claim and stray items from Lawrence and Oxford Cambridge.
Text touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for nasal catarrh, stating it stems from impure blood and worsens with weather changes. It claims blood purification and lasting relief, with Hood's Pills as a gentle liver regulating aid.
The column criticizes free speech abuses and militant groups, praises Australia’s strict laws against subversive societies, and notes selective immigration practices. It cites Roosevelt on Japan, contrasts with U S politics, and includes assorted local clippings on law and oddities.
Today marks birthdays and anniversaries of notable figures: Henry W Blair born Campton New Hampshire 36 years ago. Edward I Sothern born New Orleans 60 years ago. William H Bullard born Media Pennsylvania 53 years ago. Atleen Pemerene born Harmnes County Ohio 56 years ago. Dr Henry J Cody born Embro Ontario 41 years ago. Also Fer dine Lesseps celebrated thirty years since death and St Fernon Davis former Confederate president.
Health advice claims ninety percent of sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver according to a doctor. The text urges watching liver and bowels to avoid a sallow complexion and bilious look, and promises simple health steps from Edwards Olere Talee.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a cure for coughs lagrippe bronchitis and asthma. It promises rapid first dose relief and state it is second to none in soothing and easing symptoms with prices 30c 60c and 1.20 available at all druggists.
A notice states businesses may stay open until 8 50 p m tomorrow Saturday night while streetcar service on all lines will run only until 3 39 p m. Shops must use no more than half their usual customer capacity.
A compact chronicle of historical wartime snapshots includes reference to Henry VI of England born at Windsor, the Tower events in 1471, General George Monk ending the Stuart dynasty in 1670, a 1900 naval fort action, Max Muller’s prominence, land purchase acts, French advances near Arras, Serb violence reports, Lloyd George forming a British ministry, and a Russian armistice note, plus a local perfume advert.
Inland revenue reports October tobacco receipts at 2 767 685 with a near 500 000 increase from 1918 while liquor income totals 800 009. London dispatches claim greater whiskey shipments to Canada than before the Dominion’s dry era.
James B Robertson of Oklahoma testified as the last government witness in the trial of 28 I W W members led by Judge John C Pollock in Kansas City Kansas. The defendant Michael Sapper signature on a questionnaire was identified by the Oklahoma governor. Robertson was a member of Oklahoma’s state sea advisory board during selective service Act operations. Reports note wartime disorders in Berlin and US troops entering Mainz, a key Rhine fortress.
Newburg Indiana April 17 Frank Stacer reports he suffered rheumatism for years and found relief after using Number 40 For The Blood. He used six bottles and has had no symptoms for over five years. The ad promotes Number 41 for gland and blood conditions and skin eruptions from J C Mendenhall Evansville Ind, a 40 year veteran druggist.
Wes Granted. Divorcee Merritt Maynard was granted a divorce from Martha Maynard in district court this week. An error labeled the party as Maywood in the Journal-World. The item notes local ads for Mira products and a printers strike ending as magazines resume arrival. Cuba marks anniversary of Gen Antonio Maceo death in the independence war.
A fragrance antiseptic cream relieves clogged nostrils and head sinuses by penetrating nasal passages and soothing swollen mucous membranes. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist for a small bottle to hasten relief from cold and catarrh symptoms.
Former New Hampshire senator Henry W Blair who proposed the first dry amendment to the Constitution turns 85. Miss Elfriede Breckmiller spent the day in Kansas City.
An old line ad promises rapid backache and lumbago relief with St. Jacob's Liniment. The copy urges purchase at drug stores and claims soothing, penetrating action without burning skin, promising a fifty count for relief and no disappointment.
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