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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary column notes from Lawrence Kansas discuss post rates and legal notices. It mentions a former wife’s remarriage and a Wisconsin congressman linking prohibition to the Declaration of Independence. The piece critiques campaign rhetoric on equal suffrage and Prohibition.
The readable text hints a discussion of heat and a train mishap near Virginia with references to stormy weather and a notable spectacle. The passage mentions upcoming parties and a long extension, suggesting shifts in vehicle ownership.
The fragment questions claims of a diplomatic victory and notes irony about praising Bryan while praising Wilson in diplomacy. The text reads as garbled commentary with unclear context and at least two named figures.
A garbled note suggests residents show little interest in the progressive party primary due to a lack of questions in the program. It mentions Libe to vote and a reference to Ubhure as a method in this context.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a figure named Cappye and a second seer god vie diserint fed fries worl Vatter Cappanl. It references Allen and a tight will repair cornered with envy Alla, but lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference independence, war, and political trust with unclear names and events. The garbled text mentions Mr Parkilia, Ananya, Mae Parkitis Yue, and possible approval of Musonott, but specifics remain unreadable.
The piece notes strong rhetoric about Bristow versus Curtis in the Republican nomination contest. It suggests Bristow is favored by some and Curtis would face a tougher challenge at the polls, hinting at party division and voter reactions.
The report notes progressives surveying the scene around Chusigaceey as tensions rise over a historic confrontation. Officials promise oversight while locals anticipate further developments in the long-running dispute.
A garbled account discusses a political scandal involving alleged fraud and arson linked to a financier named Morgan. It accuses faulty governance, claims misused power, and criticizes the presidency, Senate control, and public accountability amid a wider corruption debate.
The article laments the declining use of a local pond as a public swimming hole and urges measures to keep it open. Residents voice concern over safety and cleanliness while calling for a guardian and a potential reward to deter theft or vandalism of the site.
Mrs H. Fleager of Dauphin Pa describes twenty years of eczema on face arms and hands with itching burning and sleep loss. After trying remedies she found relief from Resinol Soap and Ointment following three applications and months of use. Resinol products sold by druggists for 49 years.
In town commentary on Huerta’s fall from power, observers debate his legacy and the impact on diplomacy. Some praise his mastery while others worry about instability, noting the potential for peace or renewed conflict depending on the nation’s next moves.
The piece discusses a shift in American politics with three parties shaping outcomes. It weighs whether the Republican Party becomes progressive, remains reactionary, or unites with the Progressive Party, while Democrats appeal to states rights and reform aims.
The Washington Herald editorialized on justice and business in Kansas amid wheat and income concerns. It argues federal income taxes impact Kansans and notes New York's payment of about 12.5 million dollars as part of broader national reactions and hopes for prosperity.
The text discusses income tax collection and revenue gaps in western states, noting North Carolina and Kansas as comparisons. It references a large wheat crop, a $46,000 figure, and concerns over locating incomes to fund automobiles for every family in the next four years, with uncertainty about future tax receipts and wheat harvests.
An old advertisement touts Othine double strength for freckles promising rapid skin clearing. It guarantees money back if it fails and cites Violet Queenin Soap as a related product, with a Boston shipment note and shop address.
Fragmentary copy discusses American control of meat supply and a London city context. Mention of a corporation, development of companies, and a reference to holding and clipping of ties within the industry. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
An advertisement extols Eckmans Alterative as effective for bronchial catarrh throat and lung conditions claiming no narcotics and urging readers to buy from leading druggists and write to Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for literature. A separate note references a public inquiry into American control of Smithfield salesmen and a testimonial from Mrs Sadie P Clawson Indiana Pa praising Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion relief after a daughter used them.
A report from London July 17 notes Charl Vilshire blacksmith Tunstall was charged with disturbing the peace after a loud, raucous disturbance at a local congregation. The incident prompted an official complaint and questioned behavior at the church.
Fragmentary OCR text shows nerves at a coinage age and a Blacksmal attendant at a service. Jail sentence described as posed in lie with a fine claimed by the defendant.
An Emphoria Kansas incident reports injuries in a motor accident involving bank executives. The Emporia National Bank president is feared fatally harmed with details limited to the event and a possible fatal outcome.
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