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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
2
A mixed report covers the Lawrence Kansas Journal business details including subscription options and pricing, plus scattered local opinions on politics and national affairs. The piece includes a short, controversial note on a Kansas City police arrest and broad commentary on Senator Burton and the next legislature. It closes with an advertisement and a medical claim about deafness cures.
In Everybody's Magazine Mr. Lawson's series on Frenzied Finance is praised for exposing original methods of the Standard of crowd system and for boosting public scrutiny of graft. The writer notes Lawson rose to national fame, increased the magazine’s circulation, and spurred a broader modern mania for exposes, though not all items are flawless.
A year after rumors of dire conditions, the Car government appears nominally autocratic yet holds limited real sovereignty. Observers note the regime’s weak grip and rising questions about who wields actual power in Rumla.
Four major railroads appoint Mrs Annetta E McCrea as architect and landscape gardener in charge of stations and branches. Her past as a gardener and widow raising two daughters underlines practical skill. Lincoln Park Chicago cited as the best known testimonial to her ability. She will plan grounds around stations and improve scenery along the systems.
A testimonial notes W. M. Sherman being shot in the back and kidney inflammation, claiming the use of Electric Bitters cured him. The ad asserts the tonic relieves kidney trouble, stomach issues, debility, and weakness, with a $0.50 price and Dick Bros. druggists as guarantor.
A column notes a stray black dog about 150 pounds should be reported to George Stuart at Jawett place. A white woman seeks steady general housework at 919 Indiana Street. A gold watch and chain were lost between 1018 Vermont and the Methodist church and should be returned to 1018 Vermont Street.
Advertiser seeks car loads of fresh cows, fat cows, feeders, calves, work horses, plugs, and ponies. Promises top market price. Contacts: A. W. Lamb, Bell phone 280, 624 Massachusetts St. D. C. Beatty Kansas City Mo. Also rental: modern seven room house at 1407 Kentucky Street.
The article discusses railway derailment risks and the need for improved signaling. It notes past disasters when signaling failures led to catastrophic results and argues for every facing point to have a distant signal. It critiques current safeguards and calls for preventive actions to avert future incidents.
A fragmented piece recounts Baron Heckelburn’s essay in La Revue about a German statesman’s past, noting a 10 year old sketch and a dispute over an international conference held in Herne. The narrative mentions the Kaiser pressing for Berlin talks and the Swiss ambassador’s involvement, ending with Bismarck’s dismissal and a March dedication.
The article reports on a proposed artificial life creation via chemical processes and notes a dramatic fire incident linked to ongoing scientific work. It also mentions a Cherokee nation family detail and livestock feeding practices affecting milk yield. The tone mirrors a late 19th century rural science and public notices blend.
A cut from a vintage magazine page discusses engineers of 18 hour trains and crack expresses, praising seniority and qualification for the toughest service. It mentions long journeys, cautious maintenance, and a mix of railway lore with an advertisement for Ely’s Cream Balm and a Pan-American railway projection from Alaska to Patagonia.
A vintage notice cites railroad magnates James J. Hill A J Cassatt Marvin Hughitt EL T Jeffrey Roswell Miller and Thana Lowry all aged 59 to 67 as examples of long careers. It notes they are considered hard workers, with most in their sixties.
Farmers may save money by providing proper shelter rather than relying on warmth alone. The article urges using animals as a guide to shelter needs, noting that simple warm stables are unnecessary if windbreaks, dry bedding, and windproof protection are adequate. Proper shelter reduces feed waste and improves livestock health through the winter.
The article describes constructing a hay barrack with a roof cover, braced frame, and corner joints to withstand drafts. It notes roofing quirks for quick drying, advantages over stacking, and bolt fastening. It ends with advice on horse feeding habits and livestock considerations.
The old Santa Barbara mission remains a historic seaside town drawing thousands of visitors each season via the Union Pacific. Inquiries about low California rates are directed to EB E Alexander City Ticket Agent and Shanklin Depot Agent by phone.
Fragmentary text describes the Wabash line between Kansas City and St Louis with trains operating day and night. Unclear details but references slehotn and le ingunt context. No additional data available.
The text recalls how artist McMonnie refused a military monument commission after learning the contract terms were too steep and protected the sculptor's rights. He rejected the deal, stating the laws were too sharp and asserting clear, unmistakable guilt in the process. The anecdote is tied to a Washington Star account and a Yonkers Statesman note.
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