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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1912
Page
8
An assortment of garbled items mentions lecturers, government ownership debates, unrest over book carrying rules, a Lawrence water plant and real estate tax, legislative voting limits, mentions of candidates Morgan Newlin Hoch Cleveland Taft, and local newspaper satire praising a Colony Press.
The piece laments the passing of the year Nineteen Twelve with grim imagery of aging and decline. It reflects on time’s erosion of strength and looks toward the final call as the old year is laid to rest.
A local banker questioned banks blocking water system bonds, raising public demand for clarity on city control of its water. The Journal-World voices support for reform, condemns mob legalism, and urges attention to water supply, girls’ gym access, and the state’s criminal law. The piece also defends Roosevelt and criticizes mob pressure while urging better educational and civic funding.
Amid noisy sessions the article notes lawmakers, including Senator Ben Wilson and Tot M. Newby, urged support for university needs. It praises the university’s work and calls Lawrence to leadership, asserting the school is vital to the west. The piece reflects partisan backers and debate on appropriation.
The Boston Journal discusses the Progressive Party’s shrinking vote in recent city races. It notes party leaders claim nationwide lines and satellite campaigns misstate strength, arguing local contests reflect enthusiasm rather than total collapse.
New Orleans has laid aside its old charter and is now operating under a commission government. As the largest American city to switch from local administration under a common form, the move will attract wide attention and its results are awaited with interest.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic for women with pale weak complexions. It cites Mrs Sowers of Muscatine Iowa describing dramatic health improvements after using the pills and urges readers to request a sample and to obtain the product by mail with a small fee.
Local discussion centers on adopting commission government in New Orleans with supporters citing efficiency and accountability. Voters weigh the referendum as the city considers replacing traditional municipal control amid calls for reform and reliable provision against calamity from the waterfront.
Hammonland aims to curb child labor by allowing limited work hours for students in suitable establishments while they attend school. Superintendent McDaniel argues community specific needs require tailored education, plus cooperative shop and night school options. Vocational guidance informs pupils about industries, salaries, advancement, and employment stability, with sixth graders tested for industrial interests and a dedicated employment bureau tracking past pupils.
Rocky Boy and about 200 nomadic Ree Indians have wandered from their northern lands toward Helen. Local authorities report unsettled conditions as the group moves through the region seeking shelter and safety. Community leaders call for calm and orderly gathering to assist the travelers.
Fragmented text promotes PARISIAN SAGE as a scalp cleanser and hair product. Mentions advertising, dealer, and promise of benefits, with distorted phrases and unclear claims about hair health and satisfaction guarantees associated with Raymond & Company.
Article fragment discusses declining death rate and postal identity rules. Mentions French influence, army officials, and a telegraphic money order anecdote. References to border areas, Canada, and officials enforcing identity proof.
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