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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

7

Harding Plea for Unity in Republican National Voice

U S Senator Warren G Harding, speaking at the Republican national convention in Chicago, urged party reunification over recrimination, defended national defense, criticized Democratic policy, and called for a return to protective tariffs and international law amid unsettled foreign relations. The address stressed unity to restore the nation and resume strong leadership.

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Stay Healthy and Save Time with Haarlem Gold Medal Capsules

A fragmented ad and editorial mix promotes Haarlem Gold Medal Capsules as a long trusted remedy for kidney and urinary issues, claiming historical medical endorsement and wide use. The piece contrasts natural healing with patent medicines and urges readers to ask for the pure product from druggists. It also contains political commentary and assorted local notices.

Brighi Haarlem

Sleep Cure Report From Gainesville Reader

In Gainesville R. RL No. 3, H. T. Steayage testifies that after ten years of nightly disturbances he used Foley Kidney Pills and found relief. He claims the pills let him sleep through the night without waking, ending years of trouble and restless evenings.

Gainesville R. RL H. T. Steayage Pete

Uncle John and the Two Cents Gag

A humorous reminiscence contrasts a child’s view of an uncle with an adult who reveals a different figure. The tale frames a playful misunderstanding about gifts while noting a sharp joke about a two cent payoff.

Chicago Tribune

Nameless Georgia Town Celebrates Its Unnamed Identity

The town in Georgia rejoices in a distinctive yet unclear designation Nameless, derived from a list of several hundred suggested names where none satisfied post office authorities. Local officials note the unique moniker reflects the search for a usable name.

Georgia

Roosevelt Centered Call for Progressive Nomination at Chicago Convention

Raymond Robins declared at the Progressive national convention in Chicago that Theodore Roosevelt is the needed leader to meet national preparedness, social and economic needs, and wartime threats. He warned against expediency and urged unity to advance a robust program and principled victory.

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Belleville Friends Gather for Surprise Party at Grosdidier Home

About thirty five friends of Mr and Mrs Albert Grosdidier surprised them at their Kaw Valley home. The evening featured games and refreshments with many attending including the Otts, Neustifters, Ziesents, Shearers and Grosdidier relatives. Several new members joined the Ladies Aid and plans noted for upcoming events.

Itka Schellack Leavenworth St. Paul's Albert Grosdidier Kaw Valley Wer George Edward Arog Mable Myrtle Fred Roy Russell Charlesi Marie Ott Shara Lina Neustifter Adelia Fred Ziesents Clifton Alien Hebert Freese George Ott Mary Alrag Charlie William Shearer Carolyn Albert Hadl Gence Helin Louis Kennedy Alfred William Sewald Albert Groscidie Alr Tom Rbeur Bert Gunten Schatfad Mable My Land Herbert Dissingey West Lawrence Leonard Eudora Will Shirek Ott Georee Ott Dorathgs Russell Mabel Myvile Grace Alissasse Anderson Bert Dougherty Gore Dougherty J. Allen Afr Conser Doris Crane Anna Shearer Grs Edwant al- Bsa Ferne Endl Bert Grordider Vale i Amilma Silleaky Iit Givin Elmer Forsythe Ida Seitin Deldwin A. H. Sere A. B. Conner Jesse Kraybill Ge Itte Doroth Ed Westerhouse Perry Stevens Allen Myir Fer Joh B. Duncan Dven James du Tun Jolin Shirek Julin Wil Shire Arnest Brabaker Kay Farry Mioras Howard Hurdtavfer Charley Pipnert Rockhard Brebaker Tom Gilliland Harley Gilliland Grant Ingle Sam Kkirschner Kkirschner Roekhold and Sons Bivd Union Brubaker Baldwin Ed Hyland Heland Auling

Social活动与聚会在本周日

Ed Westerhouse家中周日有聚会多人来访包括GE Varnum等亲友。儿童日崇拜在Myir教堂举行,出席人数不多但老牧师 Ferdinand Joh前来讲道。五月主日学统计显示Bible班等共计约7人出席,鼓励继续参与。周日校会和各小组正在筹备六月野餐等事宜,天气恶劣仍有多项活动如Union聚会完成并有后续安排。

Local Society Notes Darken With Partial Event Reports

Fragmentary society items recount a Friday gathering and Saturday sales oddities. Names and places are unclear but mention a hostess committee and new members Vaughn and Lawre. A man selling a state aimed item is referenced amid loose crowd descriptions.

Ana Aly Vaughn of Lawre Refre Daie

Love at First Sight and the Susceptibility Gap

The article discusses gender differences in susceptibility to love at first sight. It notes men are generally more susceptible and can recover quickly from Cupid’s arrow, often within an hour, yet remain bound by attraction while under its magnetic influence.

Marvelius Scupid Tergatter

Bedroom Wall Protection A Simple Woodwork Guard

A Washington Post excerpt describes a bedside wall protection method. A strip of picture molding painted to match the woodwork runs along the baseboard at each bed, and casters roll against the molding to prevent wallpaper damage.

White Washington Post

Roosevelt quote on life and death from Scribner's Magazine

Theodore Roosevelt comments on death and existence in Scribner's Magazine, describing life as a vast stream flowing from nonexistence and returning to shadow as beings confront death. The passage contrasts peace of death with the relentless current of life.

Theodore Roosevelt Scribner's Magazine

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