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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
3
A concise aphorism asserts that conscience cannot be silenced by bluff or pretense, emphasizing moral integrity over deceit. It frames conscience as an enduring inner guide resisting false bravado or denial.
The piece surveys Panama's natural life and history from Columbus to the fall of Old Panama City. It notes lush vegetation, fruits like bananas, and varied wildlife including jaguars and tapirs, then recounts Morgan’s 1671 sack of Old Panama, its carnage, and the city's gilded past before Spain’s decline and Panama’s rise as a republic.
Dr. Pierce urges full disclosure of medicine ingredients and oath verification. He claims Favorite Prescription aids women’s disorders, supports nursing and expectant mothers, strengthens the system, soothes nerves, and treats various feminine ailments. He promotes requesting a free booklet from Dr. Pierce and cautions against untested substitutes.
A young woman tired of being called poor and excluded from invitations eats alone at a cheap restaurant. She and a vacant man from a boarding house serendipitously meet, confessing they are both frauds about their social dinners and worries.
A light domestic vignette shows a wife flaring flirtation at dinner while her husband resists and questions her. The scene contrasts with a later column about African boy servants in Natfrob where inexperience and ignorance of soap lead to comic mishaps.
The old professor complains after four hours sitting for his portrait, insisting he will not endure such fatigue again. His friend questions the need to lend his face to a likeness while the Cynical Bachelor muses that some men are born fools and others fall in love.
An account notes committees from various business organizations meeting to discuss uniting influence and strength in the city. A Japanese visitor jokes about after dinner speeches, while a lighthearted domestic exchange shows hopeful engagement and comic miscommunications about engagements and proposals.
Dialogue from a humorous column mentions a bride and groom carrying an American flag at the altar. The exchange questions the sense and meaning of such a custom while a neighbor remarks on Gladys Mae becoming an elocutionist.
Mrs Corntessel notes slower travel to the Digs. Hiram replies he won’t scold critters worth eleven dollars each. They joke about oil money and its questionable refining influence.
Fragmentary shopper notes mention Wiede myn s Vaby Pictures at Thompson s Studio 615 Mass St and Haymond s Drug Store with Rexall Orderlies for constipation. References to Soxman s Co and McCulloch s Drug Store hint at ice and cool beverages.
Notice that poll books for the city of Lawrence voters will be open from 10 o’clock p.m. to Friday July 22, after which period they will close and remain closed until after the August 2 primary.
Students at Lawrence Business College study in rooms high above streets where ventilation remains good and glare from pavement is avoided, keeping them comfortable despite warm days.
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