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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
6
McKinley asserts support for Taft with 600 votes while Dixon denies a physical obstruction to Tate’s naming. Roosevelt allegedly groups press for a reversal by the Republican committee, with tensions high over the convention’s direction and electors.
An article reviews competition around an American victory at the Derby in Epsom England. It discusses the Journal World’s pricing and service quality versus other city bindery and paper suppliers, noting a shipment and a lower price structure. The piece compares costs for journal work with Topeka printer options and references past year activity.
Reported clashes between police and strikers erupted in Newark with gunshot injuries. At least six people reported wounded as violence spread through the street battles. Hospitalized victims included civilians and officers amid chaotic scenes. In Arkansas, Democrats faced a stretch of disputes as delegates aligned for a forthcoming national convention.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a seminar or class on playground methods led by C B Root. Mentions grocers and store closures, with garbled phrases about activities and teachable moments. Unclear details but suggests an instructional event connected to playground use.
Fragmented text lists a weekly program with concerts sermons and exhibits. Mentions University president Byker Mastin and Win A. McAkee as speakers. References dates around June and January with times 2:30 and 3:00 p.m. plus military and band events.
Celebration marks Midland College at Atchison with commencement exercises. Speakers include Mrs Harrie Monroe of Washington and the Rev Rhodes DD from St Louis. Rev E F Stauffer presides over Midland College board of trustees. Back care note cites Chamberlains Liniment for muscle pain.
A fragmentary notice urges keeping filth away from children and screening doors and windows especially dining room and pantry. It mentions protecting food such as milk from germs and lists local vendors like Metaduch's Drug Store and Mrs Shearer’s tailoring services with vague references to prices and goods.
The Quincy school payroll list was accidentally omitted from last night’s publication. Readable names include Olive, Glenn, Mamie Glenn, Mildred Peck, and others listed as employed for the home room. The notice extends thanks for flowers and mentions a timing of a fold and turn.
A fragmented wartime exhortation urges readers to join a crusade of cleanliness and pest control. It mocks idle defiance and promotes systematic swatting of flies to prevent disease, linking hygiene to strength, wealth, and longevity while urging children to participate with rewards.
Public health notice warns flies feed on human foods and homes and stores. They move between filth and food, carrying disease germs to meals. Readers urged to keep flies away to prevent contamination and illness.
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