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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented report describes a legislative floor scene where Speaker Brown and critics claim the Keene bill is an administration measure. The House passed the bill despite Democratic opposition, with Governor Stubbs vetoing it over perceived mismanagement and policy clashes.
Fragmentary report of a legislative session where Democrats and Republicans argued over a Keene bill and substitute measures. The discussion touched on education, government spending, and party interests with key figures named and voting outcomes noted.
A 21 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound guarantees quick relief from cold and grippe symptoms. Take doses every two hours until three doses are taken. It eases headache, feverishness, nasal congestion, sore throat, and rheumatic aches without affecting daily duties. No quinine and tastes pleasant. druggists supply it as a home staple.
The Humane Society of Kawamnsve requests support for a Saturday food sale to raise funds after a successful long existence. Women in charge ask Lawrence residents to contribute food or money, with Mrs. John Hutchings and her daughter Mrs. DeMers coordinating.
A Stat News report notes that in every Sertie public school teachers are professionally trained to a degree, describing the standard path for rural school-teacher education and the role of graduate programs in preparing instructors.
An ornate advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a trusted external remedy easing labor and reducing postpartum distress. It claims the lotion relaxes stomach and abdominal muscles, lessening nausea and general discomfort, and suggests it helps prevent breast concerns. The piece urges readers to order the product from Bradfield Regulator Co and notes its price as $1.00 per bottle.
A home cough remedy recipe describes mixing sugar syrup with Pinex extract to ease coughs sore throats and throat irritations. The plan claims quick relief within 24 hours a pleasant taste and appetite stimulation with a satisfaction guarantee through the Pinex company and druggists.
Dr. Kenner relocates to a new building at 830 Vermont Street with a fully equipped second floor hospital like setup. The suite includes reception, operating, dressing, emergency rooms, and a bath, designed for patient privacy and efficiency under his supervision. He built the cut stone front structure himself and aims for ongoing community service.
The Lawrence City Council will convene at the corner chamber on the fourth day of February at 7 PM to hear all complaints and review valuation and assessment for city improvements. Officials will consider ordinances including sewer and street work for Rookpeek Place with reports available in the City Clerk's office.
Charles Low returns home from visiting John Wintermantel. Baldwin visitor Theodore Elm attends. Couples Heiner and relatives host gatherings. John Wintermantel’s property sale draws a crowd. Mae Rapparsli and Miss Fleer attend Lawrence Walter Fleer program with box items. Iva Vauglar and John Elm at Henry Elm home. Gladys Sanders visits Mrs Oscar Lerner. Snow inspires wheat growers. Daniel Vettner sale well attended. Mrs Will Schwartz visits Mrs Will Rappardl. Henry Lat and others at Elm home. Sophia Heinen visits Freyheim. Lady Sanders at Henry Elm home. Walter Fleer helps haul hoes. Oscar Wilson sells hay. Grant Long saws wood. Mission Band holds monthly meeting at parsonage led by superintendent Heinen.
Local social items list visitors and gatherings in Kanwaka and nearby towns. Henry Selavarty aided at a hotelier event while Merle Vientes and Mrs Stone’s sister Mrs Jones were noted on Topeka trips. A pneumonia case, a newborn, and several illnesses are reported among families, with church services observed and a funeral-like social calendar.
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