Kansas News and Local Commentary 1912
A compilation of Kansas notes from Lawrence and surrounding areas covers politics, gender roles, and public utilities. It notes Colorado electing a woman slate, calls for municipal water ownership, recalls Pettence and Pellagra concerns, and quotes local opinions on Prohibition, education, and civic duty.
Fall Seep and Winter Winds Prompt Idle Work Ethic Critique
A fragmented verse piece laments winter hardships and lazy citizens while praising honest labor. It contrasts able bodied men who avoid work with those who toil, mocks politicians and suggests a law requiring able men to work with hands rather than loaf, critiquing social decay and urging steady effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelpi
Lewann
Faith and sight in the Bartimaeus tale sermon
Dr. Bulgin recounts Jesus healing Bartimaeus, a blind beggar who believes and calls for help. The piece contrasts old garment symbolism with renewed faith, noting the crowd’s reaction and the miracle’s significance in Christ's mission to save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgin
Christ
Bartimeus
Bartemeus
Jesus
Exattle
Jesus of Nazareth
David
Hind
Biurtimeus
Derusalem
Healey
Semi
Nazareth
Son of God
Biges Bartimetis
Bartindouldn Tran
Bartimens
Jesag
Hor
Jean
Leeauge
Bartiniens
Willeyon
Bern
Eft Howe
Baridnens
Jesus Christ
Fresh air treatment debate in Hartman articles sparks conflict
A long disputed discussion centers on Dr Hartman and colleagues about fresh air therapy for lung diseases. Proponents defend warm sunlit rooms and routine rest with nourishing meals, while critics warn against cold dampness and unsafe practices. The author touts Peruna as Katarno and urges restoring its prestige in catarrh treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix Si. Bhanman
Columtibis
Eaders
Maelx
Hartman
B. Hartman
Golumbes
Ohio
Myon
Lazaise
Jin Jy
Jong
Aoini
Cme
Lacupia
Manalin
Katarno Company
Obie
Katarno
Columbus
Pertina
Mercy or Justice in a Call to Christ and News of Progressive Dinner
Fragmented text discusses mercy through Christ and healing blindness, urging readers to come to God tonight as last chance. It references a Progressive organization dinner in Topeka with speakers from Chicago and Washington's birthday plans, plus local promotional blurbs for Meritol Hair Tonic and a drug store ad. The overall piece blends religious exhortation with political event notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartineus
Gul
Heztrar
Sass Bartinens
Jegis
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Progressive
Washington
White
James Garfield
Anus ‘Shaw
Mondlevin
Chicate
Topeka Hag
Progressive Party
Meritol
Ray
Wond
Busy Woman's Day and Kidney Pills Claim
An advertisement extols Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble back pain loss of appetite and nervous exhaustion. It features Mrs Lena Beyer of 12 Frederick St North York and endorses the pills as the best medicine for various bladder and kidney disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Beyer
Frederick
Nakesnis
V. Garber “& Son
Mitchell topeka boom fans pick winner in meeting
Topeka December 14 One of four men will be chosen by Progress at their meeting to handle detailed work for the pity airing. The effort involves selecting a candidate and outlining duties as fans await the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruppentla
Dura
Mississippi
United States
Waieh
Kansas
Topeka
Ae Progress
J Fillian Anen
Hiite
Namuntitteenian
Wanaits
Inter
Journal-World
Lawrence
Lus
Associated Press
Christe
Journal-World Office
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Lawrence Na Fional Bank
I. J. Meade
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Tunreelf
Heatore
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W. W. Burnett
Amaine
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