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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1901
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal reports on political tempers, editorials, and local notices. It notes editor activities, university governance discussions, and wire-service style observations on the era. It highlights William Allen White, Platt, and debates over Schley-Sampson and foreign policy.
The article explains gatarrh as an inflammation of the mucous membranes caused by blood impurities. Local applications cannot cure it, and neglecting it risks stomach disruption and progress to consumption.
James Martis eq and Rev Howland urge reverence and wonder at divine presence beyond literal miracles. They argue God is in daily life not just Eden or Gethsemane, urging youth to seek sacred meaning, devotion, and a holy inner calm amid life’s trials.
A fragmented sample of verse and aphorisms includes Browning on loss and measure of life, Kingsley on duty forging virtue, Ford and Goldsmith quips on common sense and moral imitation, Khal Bolton and Markham fragments. The text blends quotes about love, perseverance, and dreams with poetic imagery and reflections.
Plans for the annual meeting of the Sons and Daughters of New England to celebrate Forefathers Day this Saturday at Journal ball. Business meeting at 6 pm, banquet and program at 7 pm with speakers Dr R Cordley Col HL Moore and others.
Cad Gorepus promotes home industry and business in north Lawrence with items for sale at SB Laurence Vic Johnson J F Rosa Ed Anderson W A Guenther W A Anderson Barber Bros C W Staffon F A Ewing WJ Coleman 5 Elliott G Hoge C D Edmondson C F Monroe P Lucan Chiia Epley H Weyermiller Ed Hope and A McConnell Ed Pine Boener Bros.
The long afternoon program featured Mrs Perry as critic while Mrs Moody and Mrs George Foster attended. Several clubs presented readings on Scandinavian topics and Tennyson, with hosts like Mrs Kelso serving refreshments. Other clubs met for papers on Dreyfus, Horace Vernet, and Voltaire amid Christmas country studies and year end discussions.
Fresh Baltimore oysters in bulk can at Chris Epkeys. Records from Douglas county list transfers: Daniel Wells and wife to Joseph C. Hedson for lot 171 Peery Street, $150. August Gabriel to William Gabriel for a 4 acre tract, $4,259. Margaret Brown et al versus Hoover with unspecified action. Stores will stay open late to serve trade.
London yesterday saw the death of Dee 21 Colonel Richard Jo sah Linton a longtime coworker with John Brown and Union Army veteran. A California native who later moved to Kansas via the Kansas Nebraska conflict he became a prominent figure in the Free State movement and served as Dye secretary at Topeka’s Free State conventions. He supported Jim Lane and appeared at many subsequent gatherings before his passing.
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