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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reference daily news from Kangas and Kansas state politics, with mentions of presidency, superintendent, and education reform. The text is garbled but suggests discussion of elections, state leadership, and legal order in a western city.
A humorous and philosophical lecture titled Birds of a Feather was delivered at the Christian Church Tonight it discussed associations and the dangers of idle company, with two main points drawn from proverbs about wise and foolish companions. A dinner followed the sermon, and Dr. Dinger is scheduled to speak tomorrow night in Woollawn. Meetings will continue in the grove for several nights next week.
A garbled lament portrays a man overwhelmed by bitterness and sorrow. The text references a drowned husband, a grieving wife, and ruined hopes, with scattered images of wives, towns, and failed ambitions. The fragment hints at a life exhausted by pride, broken dreams, and social pressure.
July 14 report notes Pherson county appeal over poll tax details. Supreme Court affirms the poll tax validity for those ages specified, with cities and counties required to enforce the tax. Included are mentions of road funding and local governance. Also a contrast with advertisements on remedies and local crop reports from Leavenworth County noting a bumper wheat yield and ongoing harvest activity.
Mr Cockit shows improvement following a recent operation at Simmons Living. He is in recovery and progressing well, with caregivers noting steady mobility gains and starting gentle rehabilitation activities.
A misread notice confirms pastor Dr Dinger will preach tomorrow at eleven at Christina Clute. The sermon titled Christ's Purposes in Our Universal? is listed. Mr and Mrs Edwin Sebender announce the birth of an eight pound boy on July 11.
In a fragment from a 1911 issue, unseen patient Adna Rutherford of Douglasville suffers dumb chills and fevers after rain exposure. The ad-like text touts Cardus as a tonic, mentions health insurance warnings, and advertises beauty products and local shops. Names include Adna Rutherford and Lawrence, with scattered mentions of Wells Book Store and SColloch’s Drug Store.
A Lawrence resident testifies to the effectiveness of Dean's Kidney Pills, saying two boxes relieved kidney pain, headaches, and dizzy spells, with family members also reporting benefits. The ad claims nationwide distribution and lists Bucklin as Kansas City contact points.
Police searched the Mexican man's home in East Lawrence after a Thursday night disturbance. A newly bought revolver was found with unclear origins, while rumors spoke of family strife and plans to harm relatives. Officers believe the weapons could have been used in a murder plot. Condolences were offered for the deceased, including Mrs A H Spretz and Mrs Red Spelta.
Notice states the Squires Studio will open the delivery of printed items Sunday. Workers are asked to call by the end of the week. Dist Hed 5 font 7 are public cents delivered at 7 rents a carton at Unt factory MeNish Bottling Works.
A fragmented guide describes aiming for a clear bright complexion in heat using waxy products and toners. It mentions whitening effects, removing blemishes, and smoothing fine lines. Caution and product references appear, with unclear brand names and potential age-related skin advice.
A clipped fragment shows a testimonial praising Foley Kidney Pills as quickly relieving kidney and bladder trouble. It mentions John Leath of Michigan and Kansas visits, plus assorted names and a drug store reference, all in a dated, broken journal-voice.
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