Fifty Years of The Journal in Kansas History
The Lawrence Journal marks its fiftieth anniversary, praising its role in Kansas history and the state’s early struggle for freedom. It notes ongoing pride in its legacy, and mentions Mr. Speaker Stubbs announcing a senatorial candidacy with a clear platform and candor.
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Bux
Lal
Papur
Naurie
Kansas
Annals of America
Lawrence
East
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Ai Che Home News
Taft Support Grows as Roosevelt Backing Remains Strong
The piece endorses Taft for the presidential nomination, praising his principled stance and alignment with Roosevelt. It questions pardoning Willie Sell, arguing justice requires punishment for a crime committed young. It also critiques lavish spending and fast living, citing Secretary Slaw’s cautions, while noting public figures like Stubbs and Hulton Recorder in political discourse.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Willie Sell
Delicacies and Kitchen Tips From a Historic Menu
A collage of recipes and food notes covers chestnut puree drops spiced cakes and griddle treats. It includes savory methods for roast pork spareribs, beet salads with mayonnaise, molasses cake, and maple sugar cake with frosting. Also features breakfast roll dough, dark room plant queries, a bear incident near Duncansville, and a white fur rug cleaning tip.
Talkative Traveler Returns Fire on Silent Rider
On a Philadelphia sightseeing trampler a talkative man repeatedly pressed questions and opinions on a middle aged woman who refused flirtation and showed clear displeasure at his voluble chatter. The exchange grew tense as the man persisted during the ride.
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Philadelphia
Letails
Ani
Fragmentary Ponderings on Eating Causes and Foot Comfort
A garbled reminiscence contemplates how eating affects feet and comfort, mentioning soles and winter wear, with scattered phrases about taste and heat. The text reads like a jumble of ideas and incomplete thoughts without clear events or identifiable individuals.
Fig Wine and Medicinal Uses in Antiquity A Discussion
The text discusses fig wine and commentary by Maxwrel and Professor Pas Tho about processing figs under proper treatment to yield a wine with agreeable flavor and nourishing qualities for invalids and children. It references Pliny and Henry III of France, plus other ancient names, amid tales of a cave resting place and a curious note about a 27th of November winter vigil and a 24th of April awakening.
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Fogent Maxwrel
Pas Tho
Pliny
Pimenides
Henry TH
France
Poland
Robls
Pr Ddiennes
Alexander Guarnings
Verona
Sighsmundnus
Heiberstein
Paris Woman Detained After Turbulent Interrogation
A Paris woman arrested for burglary in a rambling case is kept in a infirmary under strict surveillance after interrogations failed to yield comprehension. Interpreters spoke Turkish Russian Polish and a few understood her, but a dialect from Persia proved incomprehensible. She spoke French with a Parisian accent and urged advice to Cand An Australian MoV. Court watchers noted religious loyalties and family ties amid a daily polling context.
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Paris
Ram Mahim
Beter
Persia
Prises
Rest and Growth Highlighted in Small Town Council Tale
A German town council discusses inspecting a cemetery site then debates leaving coats at a chapel on a warm day. The piece contrasts rest with work, arguing growth comes from quiet, unforced thinking and moments of idle contemplation.
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Herr Buttele
Herr Ehrlich
Help Wanted Classified Notice Mix
A garbled mix of job ads and notices seeks a middle aged woman for housework and nursing support on Cay Island. young men from Kansas for entrance exam prep. clerks for Mailway Maui. a Cedar Rapids girl for general housework no washing. land for sale near city. an honest representative wanted in each township. a branch office manager. and rental and other “help wanted” items with varied locations and tasks.
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Kansas
Cedar Rapids
For Sale Classified Notices and Lost Goods Listings
A jumble of sale ads and notices including Studebaker equipment and harness for sale by Lh Wo bisiuer, Second hand typewriters, a parlor organ, farm land offer at 875 per acre, and rental rooms. Also several lost items with rewards and contact details, including a gold watch charm monogram 0. BG and a heavy silver case watch found near Rahshop's store.
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Studebaker
Lineuln
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Addres Wee Journal
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Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence Journal
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Lawrence Daily Journal
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Lewrence Daily
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