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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
7
A discussion of railroad finance explains how public commissions and new federal powers shape rates and oversight. It notes railroads pay high labor and tax costs, carry small surpluses, and face depreciation needs while their health mirrors national prosperity, affecting workers, industries, and farmers nationwide.
A group of football players from Mines were suspended for the remainder of the semester after participating in a game against Christian Brothers College in St Louis last Saturday. They had been warned but played due to contractual appearances, affecting the state championship bid. The suspended names include Mountjoy, Copley, Ligusten, Poundenberger, Tang, Wilson, J. C. Miller, Kiskuldon, Bland, Emley, Freeman, Steele, Askew, and Mas.
German ambassador Count von Bernstein presents to the state department new charges that British troops violated the rules of international law. The report notes alleged use of dum-tam bullets and cites British conduct as evidence.
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel helper like calomel but without dangerous effects. It claims improved skin tone and buoyancy, noting millions sold annually at 23 cents per box with variations and quick results.
A reader notes two years of stomach trouble and constipation improving rapidly after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports taking four or five bottles and says her health has been fine and no longer a problem. The testimonial ends with guidance that the product is obtainable anywhere.
Berlin reports Emperor William is ill with bronchial catarrh and must postpone his return to the front for several days. He remains able to receive war reports from the chief of the general staff despite his illness.
The city’s Sovial Service Teague appeals for clothing donations especially for children. Officials say they have almost nothing on hand and urge residents to contribute any old garments. Call Beth 3740 or Home 309 to arrange pickup as Christmas approaches.
Harvard captain Edward Brickley of the 1914 Crimson football squad amassed 289 points since 1911 including 65 goals and 芝 11 field goals in his varsity career before graduating next spring The record reflects a high scoring run despite limited games and a bout with appendicitis while in 1914 The summary notes totals by year and the challenge of sustaining scoring across seasons
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