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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
6
The National Suffrage Association notes Connecticut as the only state in the union with more women elected to the legislature this year, about half the number of the previous year. Kansas shows progress with several women lawmakers.
Fragmented OCR reads as a political advertisement or poem citation from New York City items. It references tobacco, a presidential election, and a March timeframe with mentions of candidates and public notices, though text is garbled and hard to parse.
A fragment discusses a medicinal syrup for children, noting the brand California Syrup of Figs and suggesting correct spelling Cal ifornia on the package. It mentions fruity taste and diversions on each bottle and emphasizes proper labeling for trusted use.
Fragmented OCR reveals a discussion of harsh living conditions for workers and poverty in homes. It mentions food scarcity, rising costs, and the struggle to obtain basic necessities. An educational conference in Kansas City is noted, led by P. P. Claxton and Mr. Lane, with local social figures mentioned in attendance.
The Farm Bureau gathers at Des Moines for its annual convention to set policy on agricultural regulation. Delegates discuss anti trust measures, producer protections, and closer telecommunication restrictions affecting farmers and wool producers. The event outlines plans for fiscal support and industry standards across the sector.
A fragmented note mentions Jack Mot Airs and Mottie McQuern with others visiting during several days. A reference to McMillen appears alongside a World issue preview, but details are unclear. The item seems to be a local society or travel blurb from an early issue.
The clipping notes prize for judging at the county fair with Mr Suita the agent, and mentions plans for attending a state agricultural event in February. It records names such as Frank George, Westey, Obert Larsen, and others, with details of weather, gatherings, and a meeting in Vinland. Notable items include a prize for the cern contest and a note on the telephone meeting plan for Saturday.
The cotton convention targets nationwide reduction of cotton acreage and urges planting surplus land with crops fit for human or animal consumption. Representatives from clearing houses, chambers, and allied cotton groups are invited to a meeting at a venue described as near fifty lands of wine, with historical figures cited.
Berlin December 6. A proposed law drafts conscription of labor for all ages and genders to boost production. If passed, women and girls would join men in mines factories farms and hospitals for a year. Supporters led by Matti Erberger push to force passage while opponents including socialist factions vow to block it. London policewomen learn jiu jitsu for self defense.
A home made cough remedy using Pinex with sugar syrup or molasses is advertised as cheaper, faster acting, and more effective than store bought cures. It claims quick relief within 24 hours, loosens phlegm and soothes throat, with directions for preparation and a note on Pinex as a pine extract used for ages.
Advert claims for Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related tonics, praising alcohol free remedies for vitality and blood purification. Testimonials from Mrs HoGHEs Curazicorite and Mr Marpre report relief from headaches and long illness after using the medicine for decades.
The piece urges older adults to combat fatigue and creeping aging through proactive health, promising they can reclaim youth and vigor into their 70s and 80s with proper help from a sound constructive regime. It frames aging as a loss of vital forces rather than mere years.
An advertisement touts a rub in a bottle that relieves back pain, stiffness, and sciatica quickly and harmlessly. It claims harmless skin contact and urges a small trial bottle from large stores, promising lasting relief and decades of recommendation.
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