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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1902
Page
2
Disjointed remarks from Topeka and Atchison papers reflect debates on populism, war, and politics. Nightly quips about editors, editors’ pay, public contests, and a looming cabinet nomination mingle with views on England’s war and U S roles. The snippet mentions William Allen White, a lawmaker fight over Crom, and local notables amid a scattered Kansas press landscape.
A long jumble of remarks on Cuba self government, prohibition antics in Topeka, and a country discussion of political secrecy. The essay cites Blenk and Blank as local power brokers, mocks prohibition, and notes Cuban experiments with self rule amid national debates.
Sufferers endure dyspepsia with bad taste, stomach pain, and heartburn until a Ky man cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure. He says it restored digestion, strength, and well being after other medicines failed. The ad promotes Hood's as reliable and truthful.
A chaotic report outlines strikers opposing a recent federal injunction as peaceful methods are argued to be valid. The court clarifies the ruling targeted threats and violence, not picketing, and notes contempt charges should allow jury trials. Other items cover a Leavenworth sale, a murder reparation case, and a state appeal for McKinley fund contributions.
A jumbled excerpt features quotations from Muir Shakespeare Napoleon and Swift, plus lines about honesty, beauty, and duty. The text shifts to a Dream Balm product notice and a brief 1900s style crime report noting a death from fright and a 20 year sentence for a boy named Clyde Moore, with legal results and a reform plea.
An advertisement touts Hal's Catarrh Cure and Hal's Family Pills as cures for deafness caused by an inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness case due to catarrh that cannot be cured by the remedy and invites readers to request free circulars.
A long critical notice praises Hermann Guckel's Genesis introduction translated by C. Carruth, calling it a masterful scholarly work. It extols the book as a vivid blend of history myth and legend analysis, indispensable for Genesis readers and New Year's gift to English speakers.
A Washington dispatch reports the original Declaration of Independence has faded almost entirely. The document is kept in a sealed state in the State Department, its words visible only faintly while Hancock and other signatures nearly vanish. Jeffersons draft and Franklin Adams insertions survive in ink though the public display faded long ago.
The article reviews evidence on Czolgofz who assassinated President McKinley. Doctors McDonald and Spitzka conclude he was sane and legally responsible, though his history shows social disease and anarchy. The verdict: socially diseased and perverted, but not mentally diseased, with insanity not always a defense. Also notes a mob killings report in Galicia turned out to be a trivial melee with Jewish victims.
Historical advert text claims Norway Pipe Syrup can cure life colds and nearly prevent consumption. It presents the product as essential medical aid and warns of thousands of lives sacrificed annually to “lie colds.”.
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