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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
2
Herman Broeker seeks re election as county clerk praising his record as an attentive officer and courteous public servant. He notes steady service since taking office and pledges continued public reliability if kept in office.
A fragmented obituary style tribute praises Brooker as a faithful county official and marks him for a potential second term. The toast highlights his steady service, absence of fault, and broad work across the county.
The Texas Wonder claim cures for kidney and bladder issues in men and women, dissolves gravel, treats diabetes and other urinary problems, with a two month bottle claimed to cure most men and often success. Sold via mail for 1.00 with testimonials and address in St Louis Missouri.
The article reports the Christian Endeavor convention set for June 15 17 in Emporia with details on headquarters and participation. It mentions speakers and multiple local groups and churches coordinating events, lists participating cities, and notes related religious activities and campus notices.
Howard Kidder of Baldwin returns from Mexico after arrest as a spy. He arrived yesterday with stage confusion and was accompanied by officials. The incident involves Kaiser and Wells of Baldwin, with references to a railroad attorney and consular attaches seen in Mexico City.
An advertisement-like note warns buyers about adulterated paint containing chalk and fillers. It outlines defects such as too thin viscosity, moisture in oil, and excess liquid, and promotes a solution with standard ingredients lead, linseed oil, drying agents, and genuine pigments from Dewey Lead.
Fragmented text pieces describe arrests, London raids and a mix of social notices, including references to Greenlees, Lawrence, and the House of Commons. It also mentions marriages, farewells, funeral notices, and a humorous anecdote about dyspepsia vanquished by laughter at a club lunch.
A fragment discusses perceived lifegiving properties of colors and claims blue rooms aid recovery, while green dominates slowing progress. It suggests hospital color choices could influence patient outcomes, naming Sete as a patient example and contrasting blue versus green environments.
Leavenworth Kansas June 4 Wiseman known as Richardson quintist was arraigned in court yesterday and pleaded not easy. A $5 000 bond was set and furnished by Wim More and Nik Raat who have been identified with the liquor business. The attorney general Dawson filed the complaint soon after trial in the itch. The arraignment judge presiding officers and others attended. Mr Codding's condition this evening.
Fragmented ad copy describes a cosmetic product touted as a flawless peel or wax like makeup. It warns against greasy or shiny complexions and claims long lasting effects with daily use and washing off in mornings. It emphasizes a satin white youthful finish and advises against adding other products.
An unclear account describes a hospital patient under observation amid a shooting incident. The text mentions a nurse or aunt’s concern about potential poisoning, ongoing warnings from a doctor, and a discussion of suspects and places connected to the event. Names and details are partially garbled.
The fragmentary voice recalls a violent scene where a crowd strikes and shoots, yet the speaker vows calm and humanity. Names, places, and exact events are obscured, but the tone aims at a peaceful recollection contrasting with the chaos. The speaker reflects on scars, a stray hymn, and a remembered chocolate choice.
Fragmented text references Indians, cattle, and river-related actions with unclear names and dates. Mentions cattle brought in, an adit to owners, and a mis Bobaic Bell, but many words are garbled, limiting precise interpretation of people, places, or outcomes.
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