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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
2
Fragment of an old advertisement from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Georgia promoting a skin treatment. The readable text promises cleansing exuding acrid oils removing foreign matter and diseases while restoring complexion and offering a healthy stream of blood.
Colonel Roosevelt outlines his position in the Republican nomination fight. He says he has nothing to offer any man who supports him and will continue his fight on principles, appealing to honest voters and rejecting compromised delegates. The speech follows a delayed session as leaders debated his course and delegates were replaced amid accusations of maneuvering.
Writers who sent jingles in June 1912 will have their names and addresses printed and mailed to those who sent a stamped addressed envelope. Jingles will be judged on merit. The offer urges writers not to waste time submitting poor jingles and promises prize money for accepted entries.
A testimonial claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cure stomach trouble and nervousness by rebuilding blood and nourishing nerves. E L Burdick of Campbell California describes relief after two doctors failed, noting improved appetite, digestion and strength. The pills were originally a physician prescription and are now sold generally with doctor guidance.
A heated discourse accuses fraudulent delegates at a national convention of swaying votes to protect decency and party control. The piece highlights alleged tampering, credentials committee actions, and calls for accountability amid party leadership turmoil and ideological clashes.
Fragmentary note mentions Patti Land and ariel with five storms, hub-deer wh ponds. It references rain or weather events impacting an area, implying ongoing or past storms and associated hazards, with unclear specifics about dates or locations.
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