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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
2
The Journal reflects on the Wichita Eagle’s gubernatorial endorsement issue. It comments on Lawrence mayor's jail sentence for graft, recalls public conscience strained by corruption, and notes a Kansas City chicken cruelty arrest. It questions Republican resolve before the election, citing Senator Cummins and party unity.
The first political debate of the season will be held at Grange hall in Vinland on Friday night. The issue: whether it was wrong to form an alliance with certain New York Democrats under insurgent rules. Will Jedd will argue affirmative and John Brassfield negative before judges Punzenberry Vinland Web Foote and Judge Gristlehony.
The Journal denounces Leahy for a contrived campaign claim and warns against partisan disruptors of the nonpartisan board. It praises Kansas primary law while condemning the raised accusations as an outrage and weakness. A testimonial for Dr. Thomas Electric Oil ends the piece.
The Kansas City Star urges humane care for horses during hot weather. Owners and drivers should water, rest, and shade animals, with wet sponge treatment and stopovers in shade for deliveries. Report neglect and extend kindness to dogs, cats, and birds as well.
Elmer P Monahan of Baldwin enters the race for county superintendent of Douglas County. He has lived in the county fifteen years and spent most of his career in educational work as student aid teacher and faculty member at Baker University. Monahan's career is centered in county schools and the academy and normal departments.
A aphoristic observation contrasts a wife and a woman hearing her husband’s proposal. It notes that if a man spoke only his thoughts the world would be miserable, just as if every woman spoke her mind. The brief lines mirror old timey moralizing dialogue.
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills promising energy and relief from various ailments. It also features a testimonial praising Foley’s Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder trouble, claiming life saving benefits after doctors failed. The ad is tied to O P Barker & Son and a Journal Want Ad section.
The article reports King George stressing the home as the nation’s foundation. It emphasizes family roles, obedience, thrift, and harmony, noting the father as head and mother as equal in parenting and urging wives to support husbands. It ends with a medical ad for Blood Bitters.
A woman assisting her father during unloading was caught by a distressed rope and suspended in mid air. Rescuers reached her as flesh was torn from her hand and burns complicate the wound. The incident occurred near Lawrence with a farmer and Miss Kappeliv named in scattered fragments.
The message advertises access to goods at the Lawrence National Bank on West Winthrop Street and announces the first consignment of commercial locks for distribution. General Manager G. We Are nett invites demonstrations.
Lawrence retailers announce expansion after Robertson Furniture Co buyer J W Robertson returns from a Northern purchasing trip. Plans include complete on floor displays of desks and furnishings, new departments, and the sale of Berkey Day line, aiming to attract Lawrence and Douglas county residents with a modern, upper floor showroom.
A fragmented list mentions the Peerless eatery and lunch spots, along with Chovolate Jce Cream Soda at Wiedeman's and Baby Pictures at Thompson's Studio. It references Rexall Kidney Pills, McCulloch's Drug Store, and Dale McNeill Investment Co for homes and installments, with scattered street names and products.
local notes report Bert Stevens and family visiting Lucy Stevens. Mrs Metcalf and son came by auto from Werthesbury. Wertz from Clear attended church, Reynolds from Baldwin also present. Memorial services in Presbyterian church remembered Mrs Lola Hagermuir Brown. Mr August’s committee met for the coming fair.
An advertisement for Muley Kidney Pills from O. P. Barber & Son asserts kidney and bladder ailments are life threatening if untreated. The copy claims the pills contain no harmful drugs, have undergone a long test, and are curative and beneficial to all users.
The spider face veil copy from Paris appears as a new novelty for women, featuring a black chenille spider web design about a inch and a half wide atop the veil. An ad promotes Tucklen's Arnica Salve for burns and skin issues alongside unrelated garbled text about self denial and inventions.
A brief notice highlights J. D. Bowersock’s stand at the Republican primaries. Local readers see his role and the contest's early phase as voters prepare to weigh party options.
A teacher advocates lively narration to captivate children and foster imagination. She stresses expressive voices and stage presence to make stories memorable and keep students invested during recital sessions.
Seventeen years in business. GO main percent for sale with profit sharing vestments paying ten to one hundred percent. The Mails Land Co and Lawrence Natl Bank Bhiy offering aidle and rental options with detailed terms.
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