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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
4
An Associated Press report outlines plans to reorganize the daily business desk. The note mentions an editor and office handling mail and post office matters with reference to Massachusetts Street and Lawrence Kansas.
A fragment of letters and remarks discuss Wilson and suffrage, praise for progressives, and the Democratic stance. The piece notes Lawrence residents' views on church attendance, streetcars, and public life, with commentary on graft, party loyalty, and Balkan news amid a broader call for civic duty and moral leadership.
Fragments discuss reducing the high cost of distributing farm produce, insisting the adjustment should occur between producers and consumers. Mentions tariff policies, government stability, and past concerns about wartime trade impacts. reflects a trespass of economic debate from a past era with unclear specifics.
An unclear fragment reports residents reacting to an ad about a Maryland estate. The piece mentions protest, signs, and visibility concerns, noting community frustration and calls for accountability amid the dispute.
A wavering tone dominates eastern press critiques of President Wilson, praising two claimed successes while questioning predictions and policy. The Wall Street Journal argues his selective hearing and untested theories hinder economic recovery amid ongoing depression.
The fragmentary OCR passage references defects of the system and practice, noting site entitlements, interference with legitimate arts, and costs from commissions. It mentions Getars, Tesla, and Pyrrhus in a scattered, noncohesive dialogue about triumphs and returns.
The Springfield Republican reports rising progressive activity in Louisiana and the South may shift congressional and state seats. It notes postmaster and customs changes, with Republicans gaining ground as Democrats face internal splits. The piece compares Roosevelt’s influence and previews possible progressive growth in Congress after March 4.
Distressing emotions disturb digestion by causing stomach and intestinal muscles to halt movement and by stopping digestive juices from flowing. The text links worry rage fear and anger to slowed or paused digestive processes.
A notice seeks a responsible man to join in opening an automobile agency in Douglas County. The ad promises excellent pay and a profitable opportunity with a silent partner. Compensation quoted as three to five thousand dollars per year from the start. reference exchanges and eager applicants urged to contact B.H. Corbett 3344 Main Street Kansas City Missouri.
In 1805 William Bentinck, then governor general of India, earned lasting fame for abolishing the suttee practice where widows were burned on their husbands’ funeral pyres in India. This reform, enacted years after his rise, marked a key moment in British imperial governance.
A newly devised method for canning eggs, praised by the agricultural department, uses sanitary garments and sterilized hands. Workers candle eggs, crack each into a cup to prevent contamination, and re-sterilize and reclean tools if a bad egg is found. Cans are filled, eggs frozen, and kept until use.
A century old charity report notes that Irish immigrants show deep loyalty to wives and children. Among about ten thousand cases where a wife led the family, widowhood and desertion were most frequent among Irish households.
A historical note claims inhabitants of French Switzer land advise crushed garlic on wasp stings to reduce swelling and pain. Professor Marmod of Lausanne allegedly supports this belief and adds a sleeping position suggestion.
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