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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
2
The column discusses J. J. Hill praise for truth, Douglas county farmers and bad roads, Bryan vs Harmon in Ohio, Governor Mabbs’ spending, Rock Island wage limits, and railroad rate protests. It argues for republican governance, criticizes excessive railroad charges, and calls to squeeze water from bonds to justify lower rates.
The Journal defends thoughtful independence from Roosevelt and lauds Taft for enacting a strong program through a hostile Congress. It credits Taft with significant achievements and asserts the public supports his policy goals.
Lawrence residents testify to lasting cures from Duan's Kidney Pills, with Mrs. A C Jennings of 819 Oliv Street describing back and kidney pain relief after use. She recalls a 1905 report and, in 1910, reaffirmed satisfaction. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
Miss Matie Hoskinson of Mt. Hope and Mrs A B Jones with daughter Henriette visited, while Mrs C A James and Mrs E Crane from Bellview spent Friday with Miss Kiva Jones. The Presbyterian Sunday school ladies hosted the Good Samaritan class at the Grange hall with a program, social time, and refreshments for about 150 attendees. Mr W S King hosted the M G S class on Thursday evening.
The public notice states the author claims strong eczema and skin cure results from ZEMO after testing. It promises a home cure booklet and advertises ZEMO as a clean vegetable external remedy. A second item invites boys and men to free swimming instruction at the Y M C A with a free trial swim.
A letter to the Gazette urges Kansas voters to nominate two capable rail road commissioners. It praises George Plumb of Emporia and J I White of Ada, citing their legislative work, knowledge of freight rates, and integrity. The writer argues strong candidates are needed to balance railroad influence and secure fair rates for producers. June 13 Hutchinson Kansas.
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and bronchial troubles with no opiates. It emphasizes its yellow package, urges substitution avoidance, and notes a trial bottle and price. Also mentions Dr King’s New Discovery for various lung ailments and a testimonial from James M. Black of Asheville North Carolina.
Advertisement offering government positions including Railway Mail Clerks and stenographers. Open to men and women over 18 with instruction and free information from the Bureau of Instruction at 414 Hamlin Building Rochester NY. Thousands of appointments anticipated nationwide.
A girl recalls fourteen moments of love before she believes she truly felt that way. The reflection captures youthful ache and quiet growth as she tests what love means to her.
An old advertisement extols Melvtric Ridters as a health beauty aid for women, promising purified blood and strong nerves. It includes testimonials from O P Barber & Son about Foley Kidney Pills and a note urging Allen's Foot-Ease for foot comfort and shoe break-in.
A compiled overview notes how spinster women face different marriage odds by age. It highlights 25 to 29 as peak for spinsters, then 20 to 24 and 30 to 34 as ensuing windows, with increasingly lower odds as age rises toward 40s and beyond. The piece also contrasts small total marriage rates with the size of eligible male income brackets.
Timetable details show routes and departures from the University Loop with buses at 6 A.M. to 10 55 P M and several afternoon times. The notice emphasizes no transfers except at fare collection points and invites passenger feedback to improve service.
The Journal reports its new press allows printing 140 set type later than before, bringing faster, more complete local and Associated Press news to every house before dark. Subscribers will receive a better paper despite later delivery.
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