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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary report from Baltimore notes Senator Reed praising Roosevelt and attacking Taft aligned candidates. The piece discusses party strategy, calls for government by consent, and contrasts progressive reform with conservatism, highlighting Roosevelt’s appeal and the push for direct senator elections.
A promotional tonic claim for Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The ad describes general debility symptoms such as fatigue headaches insomnia and nervousness and asserts the pills restore health by treating the underlying cause. Testimonials praise renewed strength and urge purchase from druggists or by mail.
The fragmentary text argues for a Democratic leader, praising loyalty, perseverance, and wartime campaigns. It extols a veteran statesman who has stood firm through battles for democracy, portraying him as unshakable, popular in many regions, and backed by the people rather than money or organization.
The article notes J Coleman will depart Lawrence and take a position in Nebraska. It mentions a former Kansas football star moving to Superior and hints at a leadership or teaching role. Details about timing and exact duties are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A garbled report outlines a Salina sale of an auto fire truck, alleged property transfer disputes, and related court proceedings. It mentions a Kane County firm, a track order, a payment arrangement, and a trial related to repossession or reversion of the vehicle amid family and municipal concerns. The item references a wedding notice for a prominent figure's daughter in an adjacent fragment.
EY reports qntat volunteers begin initiative in Dule to support regional efforts. The group aims to boost local services and coordinate with partners on community projects.
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