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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1919
Page
4
Roosevelt's career as reformer and war hero is traced from his 1897 deputy role through Rough Riders in Cuba, his governorship, and presidency. The piece covers his 1906 Nobel Prize, 1901 policy victories, and the 1912 Progressive split amid an assassination attempt in Milwaukee.
C E Bainbridge a Portland painter says Tanlac restored his energy appetite and weight after a long decline from 165 to 132 pounds. He reports relief from rheumatism headaches constipation and sleepless nights after several bottles. His wife also found indigestion cured. Sold in Lawrence Round Comer drug and Eudora.
The bullet was never removed. Theodore Roosevelt, after leaving the White House, devoted his life to letters, hunting, and exploration. He edited The Outlook from 1909 to 1914 and held roles at the Metropolitan and Kansas City Star. From 1882 to 1917 he published about fifty books spanning naval history, Rough Riders, exploration, conservation, and America’s rise. His African hunt boosted his fame, culminating in a 1914 South American expedition where a Madeira river tributary was named in his honor, the River of Doubt.
Roosevelt promoted national preparedness and universal military training, clashed with Wilson’s policies, and pressed for a Rough Riders style force to France. He remained a dominant public figure, facing libel cases and political battles while shaping early 20th century American rhetoric and action.
The article promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic, herbal remedy aimed at treating backache linked to inflamed feminine organs. It cites testimonials from women, notes the product targets the cause, and mentions accompanying Pleasant Pellets for constipation. refers to a Buffalo, New York physician and the Invalids Hotel.
County attorney rules wardens lack right to collect fines and costs from hunters. A former officer alleged improper collection. wardens claim authority granted by township peace. Nearby items mention social notes and local names as part of a cluttered column.
Miss Laverne Jones will finish the school term at Bleakley school six Corners. Miss Maud Campbell visits in Kansas City during holidays. Norman Hrice visits family in Cincinnati. Miss Clara Brinkmain guest of uncle Henry Toburen in Tusca. Chas. McFee of Kansas City visits sister in Tonganoxie. Henry Hawking and Ruby Warner attend business college in Kansas City. A man plans to move to Amarillo in February. Idyth Freeman returns from Topeka. James Purtell has returned to work at Farmers' and Merchants' State Bank. Joe and Mary Metewski leave for Kansas City. New Year party held by nurses at university hospital. Mrs. O. Brown's sister-in-law Mrs. Jesse Carter mentioned. The senior class of the high school to present a play Friday morning. Officials report ongoing preparations for a speech or event. Mr and Mrs J B Harrison move to Parson, Kan.
The readable text lists names such as Mrs. and Mr. with scattered surnames and places like Sibley and Dane Street Incomplete lines reference visits travel and personal names, but the overall event or purpose remains obscured due to broken OCR text.
A testimonial from Christopher Heller claims four years of irregularities and nervousness were cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter says the user is now regular, calm, and in excellent health, and invites others to seek guidance from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
The notice warns that subscriptions must be prepaid under a new cash basis starting January 1 1919. Readers with dues are asked to settle at once while expressing thanks for past support from friends and patrons. Officials from Idaho elected in November will be installed at Boise with formalities.
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as the best gentle treatment for sick or constipated children. It claims a candy taste helps kids take medicine, with a 10 cent box including dosing directions for children aged one year and up.
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