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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal traces its history to 1887 with Associated Press news service. The item notes the publication as a Lawrence, Kansas daily, detailing its second class mail status, subscription options, and carrier delivery.
The Journal, Lawrence Republican, and other papers describe a bright comet visible last night, with a tail seven million miles long and extending high above the horizon. Observers report the tail length, position, and color, noting it will be visible for several nights and could be seen in the west as it moves.
Report notes two murderers confess implicating a third party, prompting investigators to query saloon men rather than churches. confusion over Henry Lan rers Cali and his alleged airship is dismissed as libel. Amusements review previews Jules Morry’s De Milfe play Class mates at West Point, with pricing listed.
A fragmented column critiques magazine vanity and sensationalism, notes rumors about local figures like John W. Briedenthal and C. W. Parker, and calls attention to meat price rises and a beef boycott. It discusses government power shifts, farmer conservatism in England, and political rhetoric, ending with news that W. J. Cronin bought the Perry Mirror from J. W. Bryn.
Kansas high school basketball fans packed Baldwin gym for a tense 27 to 21 victory over Baker. The contest featured loud student sections and a close score, with Kansas pulling ahead late to secure the win on their home court.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a five minute fix for indigestion and stomach fermentation. It describes symptoms from acid reflux to bloating and lists a 50 cent case with 22 grain Triagule for quick relief, urging readers to prove the claim.
The Democrats of the Fifth Congressional district met Saturday and nominated T. J. Sweeney of this city for state treasurer. A lifelong Democrat, he has little prior campaign experience, yet the party could not name a stronger nominee.
A movement led by J F Tree of Jefferson County plans a living monument at Oak Hill Cemetery in honor of the late Col Harris. Stockmen and local leaders back popular subscription to fund the project with a single local appointee likely to be named by the mayor. Lawrence residents urge a dignified memorial site at Oak Hill rather than Linwood, and Mrs Harris will likely oversee the undertaking. Funeral services for C L Thompsonthe Perry were held with many Jefferson County neighbors attending.
Mrs Lillian Tilrow will fill all orders and take students at her office Beery Bhig. The notice invites enrollment and outlines contact for registrar details and start date.
A Lawrence resident launches an unusual Chicago office aimed at advancing his business ventures while benefiting his hometown. The plan includes distributing promotional materials through local colleges and advertising in Lawrence, touting cost advantages and the appeal of natural gas from the area.
An unsigned advertisement claims a new remedy will permanently relieve constipation and restore bowel health. It asserts safety for men and women, promises quick results, and emphasizes that the product can be taken any time. The copy inflates credentials and cites “greatest research chemists” without verifiable details.
A court ruling in Detroit addresses protections for women against assaults, with glossed details about a defendant named Walter Ha V and a married woman involved in alleged abuse. Justice Jeffries released the defendant. other related cases were dismissed. An unrelated ad promotes PAZO OINTMENT for piles in six to fourteen days.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys, purify blood, and restore vitality for men and women with failing health. It warns of gradual urinary and systemic trouble, cites Bright's disease risk, and urges use of genuine pills from local dealer Co. Barker & Son with testimonials of emergency rescue from illness.
A garbled passage hints at a McClure's serialization with characters Nelda, McCha, and Peewee in a tale of romance and ambition. The text suggests a female protagonist pursuing a difficult life path, while a man questions the world’s obligation to support him.
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