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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
2
A local debate centers on adopting a modern waterworks system and approving a language policy favoring Latin instruction while urging the community to back reforms. Petitions circulate as residents argue for cheaper power and heated homes, with labor shortages shaping production and prices.
A fragmentary piece reflecting on the figure of Uncle Walt and the philosopher within, urging restraint when observing others. It hints at envy, folly, and melancholy in the world, urging calm, not boastful judgment, and a wary approach to sudden fame or criticism.
Ad claims laser tea mix restores natural hair color and lustre, promising dramatic results and youthful appearance. It pitches sulfur-based tonics as a solution for gray, thinning hair, urging readers to inquire at local drugstores for the remedy.
A fragment warns of street dangers to children hitching rides or leaning from car windows. It urges constant vigilance near traffic and cautions that passing vehicles can cause injuries or death.
The article describes a proposed Hart and Magann Rotating Scholarship at Baker Academy to aid juniors and seniors studying for ministry or evangelistic work. Recipients would receive fifty dollars annually during junior and senior years, repaying after graduation to fund future students. The plan targets enduring aid, with the fund rechanneled into the scholarship after repayment, sustaining a cycle of support for aspiring clergy.
In a notable venture, scholar Eyet by Seshika and Amorn Tik earned a prize of 400 dollars. Ivan, Tua, and Meee contribute as peers, with Dereiab er Nave Seabliied noted in the context of this scholarship effort.
Kulolis Duran, captive on Old Mexico, faced police court today with explanations for his actions as the Mesivan was arrested yesterday for firing arms inside a cit. Hinils and carrying a knife. He claimed no weapon held and insisted he was selier. Big Dan Vanlie and Helen police contested his account. The city will present its side tomorrow morning.
A fragmented note questions whether Bert Ferguson operates a retail liquor dealer in Lawrence. It mentions takeout business, street location, and asks if the claim of a retail liquor dealer is truthful, with unclear references to names and specifics.
Aubrey Frazier was arrested by Lawrence police yesterday on a motor vehicle riding charge. He pleaded guilty this morning and paid a fine of 13.50. The case resumed yesterday afternoon when officers saw the man carrying a passenger on his machine on Massachusetts Street.
The Haskell Indians were defeated in two games last night. Stony Point beat them 41 to 20, and the Vandals edged Salina 47 to 46 in a close finish.
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