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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
3
A dense OCR of a railroad timetable lists schedules, routes, and fares with scattered place names and personal references. It mentions dates, times such as 108 pm and 3:0, train identifiers, and various names like Myers and Kaneas, suggesting a regional schedule page with notices and prices embedded in the timetable.
The article argues that school ethics shape national conduct, outlining a fourfold duty to self family society and state. It traces moral development from hygiene and discipline to exams and education’s role in reducing crime, praising public schools for elevating character and social order while noting room for improvement.
The Transcontinental Freight Bureau met in Portland Oregon on February 19 marking the first gathering since Milwaukee in May 1998. The docket lists between 1600 and 700 entries though several expected members did not arrive, causing adjournment without action.
CW Lawson argues ensilage and roots cut winter costs while preserving milk yield. Lester E. Warner notes clover success and seed timing impacts. seamless cheese boxes from Watertown pulp mills. corn smut feeding risks in cattle. cheese curing guidance. high seed costs limit profit. winter herd care vital for milk output. Plus Bible revision stance and Hostetler bitters recommendation. Frederick Funston recovers from surgery and reviews with Missouri National Guard.
Commandant Louis Bourgeois witnessed a fierce battle in the bay near Panama between the rebel gunboat Padilla and the government ship Lautaro. The Lautaro sank after heavy damage as crewmen jumped overboard. Padilla pressed the attack and did not rescue the adversaries. Local unrest and strategic sights were reported from Colon the next day.
Summary of a wartime monthly return from Britain detailing total casualties and invalids in South Africa and other theatres. It notes 168 730 total losses including 4 330 officers and men sent home as invalids, 24 200 military force disintegration figures, and missing or captured personnel. Also mentions Santa Fe rail fare discounts and one way tickets to western states.
The piece recounts scathing italics and mock letters aimed at Kaiser Wilhelm’s son during his visit to America. It lampoons contracts, corporate power, and political figures with a caricatured dialogue, while warning Heinrich against dangerous alliances and excess.
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