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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1913
Page
4
A Kansas discourse from January 27 1913 discusses lobbyists pressing for bills to require uniforms for lawmakers citing the six power treaty and the recall of unfit judges. It notes reform methods, impeachment delay, and the need for a quicker mechanism to remove officials while reflecting on history and diplomacy.
Fragmented column discusses thin skinned oranges from the south and a boom for that fruit, then pivots to U S Senate election deadlock, Portugal’s political strife, and a public service note. Mentions Corey, Jaimeson, and a Journal-World stance on the Kenyon bill plus parcel post tales and local industry impressions.
UNCLE WALT the Poet Philosopher praises Lincoln and William J. McCarty in a flowing verse from Alsoran. The piece extols one town’s pride in its leaders, notes envy from others, and declares a rising figure will bring fame beyond the county while urging shared recognition.
A historic ad touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as restoring natural hair color and luster. It claims easy use with a sponge or brush, hides graying, and helps dandruff and itchy scalp. The brightened hair supposedly returns after nightly applications.
The article defends Senator Porter as a long-serving, public-spirited figure and argues for arbitration over canal tolls. It cautions against abandoning treaties and emphasizes national honor in choosing whether to arbitrate or abrogate the treaty. It notes Secretary Knox proposing careful study before action and urges keeping the canal free for use.
The Journal World salutes Idaho's new senator praising his integrity perseverance and Progressive stance. He is framed as a strong public servant who will battle for right against evil and exemplify diligent work in Kansas training and daily life.
In Wichita, long-time ally of Governor Helm faces a contest for the utilities commission amid Santa Fe influence concerns. The city’s leaders blame shifts in state control on the Santa Fe line while Helm weighs promotion versus independence. Local reaction mixes skepticism with a desire to preserve Wichita’s economic interests and fight railroad domination.
Interest in the Civil Service Manual prompts readers to request advance copies for March 12 and April 9 examination categories including geodetic survey, clerical positions, engineers, shipyard and lighthouse roles, and Indian service posts. Applicants urged to apply at Washington at least ten days prior and to send a self addressed card to Charles Hendricks in St. Louis for a copy by return mail.
An eroded historical quotation emphasizes courage over fear as the key to success. It asserts that fortune favors the brave and laments indecision that leaves one stuck in a wrong role. The speaker urges bold self acknowledgment and action despite setbacks.
A consular report notes inhabitants and their cows eat dried coalfish from the Faroe Islands between Shetland and Iceland. The fish, of a tough type, is considered good for cows and helps yield rich milk. It is dried and laid on stones then pounded with stones.
Fragmentary text suggests a reflection on happiness found at home after work, describing independence and peace in the quiet harbor of home as the work ends. The piece hints at personal satisfaction and rest following labor.
The piece reviews a new romance about the South and its people written in a sympathetic, charming tone. It notes Miss Deomguole’s appeal to readers and mentions Boston Pilog praising the story’s engaging nature and brevity, with publishers Bo. Paze & Co. offering the volume for 125 nets postpaid.
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