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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
Lawrence Journal editorials praise Taft administration and Republican unity. It notes Barnard college women preference for curly hair, telephones, a Roosevelt meeting at Oyster Bay, and a call for Harris monument subscriptions. It lauds Warden Codding’s prison reforms and real estate optimism in Lawrence.
Republicans nominate four candidates for the open seat. Retiring justices Porter of Kansas City and Graves of Emporia are replaced by J. S. West of Topeka and J. W. Parker of Olathe. The bench is praised as among the nation’s best. Public attention is urged to ensure the high court standard remains.
Crawford Moore returns from Panama after eight years away to visit family. He left Panama May 31 and arrived last week, having worked for Panama Railroad, a U.S. government property. He describes the Culebra Cut, rainfall, and mosquito absence, noting foreign laborers earning 80 cents a day and local farmers not cultivating crops.
A flood of testimonials claims Root Juice cures and greatly benefits many readers. Bedford Indiana reports from Mrs. Sam White and Frank Brown praising rapid relief from cancer-like stomach issues and long standing pain. The ad touts universal benefit, soothing effect on stomach kidneys and bowels, and promotes O. P. Barber & Son drug store as the info source. It also plugs Dr King’s New Discovery for respiratory and lung troubles, with a trial bottle offered and guarantee.
A wartime era health ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for indigestion and rheumatism by building red blood. It claims success for Mrs G W Eggleston of Topeka Kansas and urges readers to request a free booklet What to Eat and How to Eat. Pills are sold by druggists or by mail with prices listed. It includes cautions about skin itching and promotes Bucklen's Arriva Salve for wounds and skin conditions.
An old pamphlet style ad extols Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a digestive aid. It offers a reward for uncured deafness and urges readers to send for circulars while warning against relying on personal judgment for digestion issues.
A promotional snippet touts Electric Bitters as a cure for a woman's health and beauty, claiming they regulate the stomach liver and kidneys purify the blood and improve skin and nerves. It cites a testimonial from George B Krause of Altoona Pennsylvania and advertises 50 cents at O P Barber and Sons.
A telephoned alert led Marshal Turpey to arrest Martha Pinzon a 16 year old girl who ran away from home in Tonganoxie Kansas. She dressed in best clothes and slippers and rode toward Kansas City with fishermen who picked her up near Slough Creek. She will likely face a hearing in Juvenile Court and may be sent to Beloit State School for Girls.
The Journal reports faster press facilities allow earlier multi column news and improved local service. Readers will receive a more complete paper than ever, with timely delivery and enhanced town coverage. An offer promotes free swimming at the YOMA pool with trial swims.
George Levin and wife transfer a warranty deed to William Smith and wife for 75 acres with 15 added. This real estate action records a title transfer in North Lawrence as part of standard property conveyance.
A Buffalo, New York household praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a blessed remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. The ad copy touts the product as easy, sure, and effective, claiming decades of household use and low cost.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varied topics from military and naval schools to presidents, capitals, and science. The items mix biographies, studies, travel notes, and historical figures, including mentions of Roosevelt, Edison, Lincoln, and Brown, among many others, in a long string of names and vague subjects.
Charles Tase received word from Haquerque that Mrs. Kate Hase formerly Miss Kate Roof Lawrence died. She had many friends here and was known in the community.
Time tables subject to change without notice. Route details describe North Bound Mass St Santa Fe Depot and University Loop service with multiple departures every hour. Notes explain transfers, fares, and conductor guidance, promising best road bed, cars, and service.
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