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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
2
Colonel Roosevelt rebukes Taft forces and defends his 1904 nomination while detailing Steam Roller controversies and party maneuvers. He contrasts his record with Taft managers and argues independence from political machine influence amid primary debates and delegates at large.
A fragmented notice blends an ad for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and a discussion of political conventions. It references Swamp Root, Henry Sualre, and Dr Kilner Co, urging readers to request a sample bottle and mention Lawrence Daily Journal World. The text shifts to Roosevelt's convention critique and Massachusetts delegates, then broadens to social observations and local anecdotes.
A report from the Board of Guardians details a peculiar case in London. Beatrice Etherington, daughter of a laborer, is in a nursing home under treatment after losing her twin sister, who died when Beatrice was two years nine months old, leaving Beatrice deaf and dumb.
In St Louis on May July 19 Mrs William Stuart lectured on Our Foolish Clothes. Under Miss Alice Thoms auspices she used circulars charts and pictures plus a skeleton leg to tonelessly strip the modern figure. The talk challenged current dressing norms and urged practical self presentation.
The Midland column records busy threshing scenes and social visits including Ruth Dring and Miss Denis Liest, with Mrs Browne entertaining guests for a birthday. It notes Midland shipping the year's first ear of wheat and lists gatherings, church reminders, and visits by local residents and relatives across nearby towns.
At Coney Island New York July 19 two race cars going fifty miles an hour on a nearly sixty five degree saucer track collided as a forward axle broke. George Cook car toppled and Cook lay unconscious beneath wreckage while Joseph Randall’s car spun mid air and continued around the track. Cook was fatally hurt or seriously injured.
Miss Viva Melinzie of Lawrence died suddenly prompting family notices from the Brown and Kennedy households. Mrs. Fred Cutter and Mrs. C28 and Mrs. George Sturdy were summoned by the tolling bell. Gran apar and Charlaity returned from Denver to be with relatives. Albert Thule visited his mother Friday evening. Fréd Morton and Statay were seen with Kennedy. Dry Miller and Cyril of Toucka dined with neighbors. Mrs. NooML McQuelland and Mrs. Sp. G Kennedy spent Tuesday with Mrs. F. Cutter. Mrs. Smalam accompanied to Lawreng?. Mr. Gill and Mrs. Wan. Deis spent yesterday in Langrenne. Patthe was in Tanwresien Tres.
Mrs BF Prick visited City Monday for care. Jolly Rumsey’s sister Rawree faced illness with Nor the fiver weeks. Abies Murti planned visit, Mr Kluwer noted. Death of Vivar father Mr Notlinke referenced amid western Kentucky cases.
A fragmentary narrative questions a woman's success and aging, mixing garbled phrases and unclear references. The piece mentions Madam and societal expectations while pondering meaning and restraint within a dining or social setting.
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