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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
4
An old advertisement promotes Limeade at 5 cents a glass from Wiedemann’s and highlights Lawrence Pantatorium offering cleaning and pressing for specific customers as agent for American Hat Works at 12 West Warren.
Persuasive reminder from Dr. Pierce urging readers to demand full ingredient disclosure on medicines. Advocates Favorite Prescription for women's ailments and nursing mothers, touting safety, strength, and childbearing support. Promotes free booklet via stamps, urging distrust of untested substitutes and dishonest dealers.
The July issue features Mary Heaton Vorse with a Fourth of July tale set in Italy, Anne Warner in Susan-Clegg's Improvements, Grace Keon The Valley of Paradise about a mother's heart, Grace Richmond Brothers Four continues strongly, plus varied special articles. It includes suffrage notes by Margaret E. Sangster, practical girl advice, home building tips, pets, summer reading and cooking, a vivid Postscript page with stories and a song Return Again.
An old classified ad fragment urges readers to order spring salt from the Royal Line. It mentions a location with the address 946 Mase Bt and the name Royal Clothes. The brief snippet reflects a general promotional notice likely from a local newspaper page.
A Lawrence group of women argue whether women marry for love or the proposal. Janet cites a bachelor’s claim that many marry because he is the only one who proposed. Members share anecdotes on pursuing men, misread signals, and a hotel room misunderstanding, ending with a note on love matches and a playful departure.
Topeka June 31 trustees of Joly Brown Memorial park plan August 22 dedication with Colonel Roosevelt first post return address. Governor Stubbs to introduce, Grand Army officials to attend, local Osawatomie residents to handle crowd logistics. Taft orders cavalry and band from Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley. County road and Missouri Pacific tied to event. Trustees include Mrs. Cora M Deputy Major Remington W H Smith Mrs Pauline Snoddy and Mrs D Co Tillotson.
The Minnesota Republican convention opened with Chairman Brown calling the meeting to order and Mayor Kelley of St Paul serving as temporary chairman. Eberhart heads the ticket with no opposition and Senator Moses E Clapp is likely to be endorsed. Resolutions backing Roosevelt conservation policies and tariff support are expected, with a likely floor clash over the tariff measure.
News from Kansas City June 21 states Thornton Cooke of Fidelity Trust has been offered the director of the mint by President Taft. The post oversees Philadelphia New Orleans San Francisco and Carson City mints with a salary of 4500 yearly. Cooke, a former KU student, did not confirm the offer.
Representatives Anthony and Campbell of Kansas urged President Taft to appoint Judge W C Hook to succeed Justice Brewer and later Justice Moody. Taft said he would wait until Congress reopens in December, but signaled a western nominee is likely. The Kansans pressed their case amid ongoing vacancy discussions.
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