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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary text quotes Ecclesiastes on vanity and the endless cycles of life and nature. It notes generations passing, the sun and wind, rivers to the sea, and urges weariness with labor lacking fulfillment. A stray California reference appears amid garbled phrases and dated political note.
The readable parts describe a child and possible lessons but the text is garbled with misspellings and unclear context. No verifiable names or places are present to anchor a factual item.
A misread regional note hints that pilots or aircrew may smoke, with uncertain figures on survival or harm. The text appears garbled but suggests a belief in smoking being common among aviators and raises concerns over health outcomes.
Clunenell Hilles spoke about reform and party duties, claiming opposition pursued a show of unity while signaling last directions. The meeting in Franklin County featured critics noting legislative paths and timing, with references to political factions and regional shifts.
A heated, biased tirade erupts as mediators sort through claims while a champion team faces hostile crowd. The speaker attacks opponents and supporters, alleging abuse and demanding fair treatment amid calls for sportsmanship and accountability.
A terse report notes a political shift as E B H sides with progressives briefly then resists Perkins amid internal party dynamics. Separately, Seceversbady expresses happiness over an unspecified outcome.
Frank Helstrom aims for the North Dakota governorship after a previous defeat. Supported by his party, he vows a hard campaign. Helstrom hails from Deus Jas county and is proudly regarded by locals.
The article hints at a disclosure connected to dull trade and a possible frendied game. It notes that a dot of big firms operate mid oce an without anchors, suggesting unsettled market activity and concern among observers.
A fragmented letter discusses Charly Scott and Capper as candidates while mocking rivals and praising harmony. It hints at editorial disagreement, press claims of Honey Aflen's votes, and broad concerns about finances, cruelty to animals, and public trust in politics. The tone is chaotic and opinionated with scattered references.
The editorial warns that the ballot, dated this year in Kansas, aims to guide voters to make intelligent decisions. It says the ballot could create trouble yet improves citizenship, and urges readers not to doubt its value despite opposition.
Vague remarks reveal Lawrence residents unsettled over candidate selection for city district commissioner. The text hints at party dynamics and independence, mentions a bridge project, and references political maneuvering without clear details or outcomes.
fragmented text notes a press split over Roosevelt's forthcoming speech and campaign coverage. references to partisan editors and disputed claims about support, with vague mentions of reaction and vetting underway.
Fragmentary remarks praise political tactics and power as a means to win elections. The text references Ware Barnes as a New York boss and hints at discipline and principles. The excerpt shows a noisy, speculative tone about gaining success in campaigns.
A fragmentary report discusses a Georgia federal judge facing impeachment for alleged acts near the line of illegality. The piece argues the judge is protected by tradition and calls for targeted removal only for clearly specified offenses.
The text outlines perceived injustice in the Middle West and suggests a nonpartisan commission as the single method to regulate tariffs. It notes ongoing efforts, persistent prejudice, and public demand for attention to values this year, though specific details are unclear.
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A reader criticizes wealthy Americans for evading taxes while loudly complaining of high rates. The author asserts rich elites dodge taxes and see their conscience as a shield, contrasting with alleged harsher tax practice abroad in Maghud Germany and France.
A fragmented and garbled report from Butte Montana argues that states must intervene to preserve peace. It asserts that Montana Colorado Michigan faces similar failures and that state governments should ensure fair treatment and order beyond tax collection.
Henry Seigel faced a New York setback described as a big scandal. His daughter married in a swell church wedding attended by Seigel wearing diamonds. A crowd of disappointed women, poorly dressed and angered, surged toward the ceremony and would have rough handled Mrs Seigel if not for police intervention.
1 W Goebel named manager of the reserve bank in Walsas City at a salary of 12400 a year. The selection is generally applauded. A man of diverse background, Goebel immigrated from Germany decades ago, learned via hard work, served in legislature, and then moved to Kansas City where he built wealth. He is described as a rare man who will run the bank effectively.
The text notes that fusion in New York would dishearten party rank and file nationwide. It portrays New York as the pivotal battleground and describes the clash as a straight fight, emphasizing the stakes for the Progressive movement.
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World introduced a new code of ethics in Toronto. The Journal-World states it fully subscribes to and follows this code, asserting the newspaper’s duty is to protect its honest advertisers.
The text outlines goals for honest advertising practices, including accurate circulation proof, full disclosure to manufacturers and merchants, and uniform rate classifications. It stresses avoiding ads harmful to public welfare and coordinating with other newspapers to uphold these standards.
A reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, citing personal and family use with satisfactory results. The letter claims long lasting kidney relief and recommends the remedy through Dick Bros. Drug Store and milburn company suppliers in Buffalo New York.
Sneeze symptoms and hay fever anxiety spread among residents, with questions if the ailment will last through summer. The passage notes hay fever usually appears late August and hints at remedies. It also advertises Foley's Honey and Tar for relief claiming rapid soothing effects. People are urged to avoid sleeping poorly and seek relief from coughs and chest tightness.
The piece mentions Charlotte Ives, a Broadway star, performing Monday at The Varsity in Grace's George's production Clothes, a four reel romance based on Carlyle, praising love and sincerity. The item blends local ads on beverages, refunds, and a health testimonial for Cardui, with varied notices and promotional lines.
Lawrence Business College in Lawrence Kansas promotes business education as essential for a young person who must quit school to earn a living. The ad emphasizes practical training and immediate job readiness for enterprising students.
Navy is mobilized as tensions rise between Turkey and Greece Athens reports Greek government prepared for all eventualities while a slight easing in tension is noted. Rolla Draper returns to Gate Churchinson after family matter as harvest conditions improve and crop yield grows larger than expected.
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