18 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
1
The text laments flying records and airships, mocks aviation heroism, and critiques political figures and party dynamics. It praises the Lawrence Journal’s new press, supports Taft, and argues the Republican party will endure while outsiders seek power. It mentions Governor Gillette, Governor Taft, and Kansas figures like Bowersenck.
The piece argues swift congressional adjournment would bolster party power and cites strong Kansas support for the President. It endorses the ordinance banning children from driving, allowing parental accompaniment as a possible minor exception, and asserts enforcing the law could fund city expenses by fines.
United States marshal Seth Bullock of South Dakota cites European prices and living standards to argue that exposure abroad strengthens protectionist views. He notes duty payments at New York port and two cent checks as examples, contrasting European manufacturing with American home comforts.
A Lawrence advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for sick kidneys and associated back pain. It cites Mrs. H. Leseber of Delaware Street praising relief after taking the remedy, and notes the product is sold by all dealers for 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as U S agents in Buffalo New York.
The second Kenan piece on The Reaction in Russia argues the Czar empowered officials to nullify freedom, making him chiefly responsible for injustice, violence, and bloody repression. It surveys Dumas and the true Russians as factors in the regime’s grip.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills have kept the king of laxatives at home all year and benefited his family. The remedy is praised as an easy, safe treatment for stomach liver and kidney troubles at 25 cents from O P Barker and Son. Some superstition about starting things on Friday is noted.
A抗collection of advertisements promotes ZEMO for eczema pimples and dandruff claiming strong results and infant safety, plus claims the deafness cure via Dr. Cheneys Cure and offers free circulars. It also mentions Foley's Kidney Remedy for children, bed wetting, and post measles recovery with endorsements from O P Barber & Son.
Walter Camp’s article in the July Century explores why rowing seems simple yet defies theory and what it means to represent a university in the boat race. Two full page Schoonover drawings accompany the piece.
Springfield man B F Kelley reports long lasting kidney and bladder distress improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. He notes headaches subsided and urinary function returned to normal after a few weeks, expressing strong confidence in the remedy.
Government announces nationwide examinations for Railway Mail Clerks and other positions including Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers and Department Clerks. Thousands of appointments planned. Open to men and women over 18 in all areas. Free instruction and information available from the Bureau of Instruction 414 Hamlin Building Rochester NY.
A health focused appeal for women claiming Electric Bitters improve beauty and vitality by regulating stomach liver and kidneys purifying blood and boosting nerves eyes breath skin and complexion. The ad promotes a 50 cent bottle at O P Barber & Son’s.
The article discusses a local tale from Elbura Illinois where women rebuke men by withholding salutes unless hats are tipped. It argues chivalry remains noble but should be practiced with grace not showy theatrics. A man named Tandy is cited for a flamboyant hat raise that offended a reader.
Sydney Brooks writes What Europe Thinks of Roosevelt and The Real Kaiser praised as top articles. Elizabeth Shepley Bergeast exposes conditions in New York shops. Novelist Jack London contributes The Unparalleled Juvasian with other strong fiction selections by Bennetts Matthews Freeman Thomas Patullo.
An assortment of medical claims for Foley Honey and Tar and Foley Kidney Pills tout their cough soothing, air passage healing, and urinary benefits. Testimonials from Kokomo residents praise relief from backache and improved bladder health amid a moralising cartoonish vignette about a widow and a student.
An early 20th century advertisement copy emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy for a variety of ailments and minor injuries. It praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds burns and skin conditions, listing quantities and sellers like P. O. Barber & Son's.
The Stevens-Duryea pathfinder team on the Star trophies tour left Trinidad late this morning, crossed the old Santa Fe trail and reached Colorado Springs by 5 PM. Pilots and supporters, including John H. English and Richard I. Faxon, debated routing to Laduna and Pueblo as the last trail segment, with Whitcomb resisting changes. the party plans to proceed to Denver for a Monday morning stop, having covered about 11,400 miles to date.
The United States and France record trade near 250 million dollars for the fiscal year ending this month. Exports reach about 120 million dollars and imports around 130 million. Luxuries like diamonds and wines dominate French imports while U S exports include manufactures and foodstuffs.
The article notes many Kansas University students will harvest in western Kansas fields starting next week. It describes their appearance, roughing it attire, and the democratic spirit as they work alongside laborers from various colleges and regions.
Marvelous Discoveries praise progress in air flights and wireless telegrams with Dr King’s New Discovery touted to save lives from coughs colds and bronchial ailments. Asheville R R No.4 James M Black reports it cured an obstinate cough after other remedies failed. 50c and 1.00 guaranteed by O. P. Barber. Laura Topham to teach Quincy school pupils grades 6 7 8 starting Monday June 14 at 9 am.
A village note recalls Dan Dews and Ella Botsean wedding surprise and a Very Time girl. Shifts mention dancers, health updates, and a school rally planned for next Sunday at Wall Bresso with a basket dinner. The U S church group and ladies aid meet, sharing improvements and new paper decorations.
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