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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
4
The Methodist church welcomes visitors who emphasize living and manners, urging a broader view of its mission. Preachers seek Bible-centered sermons, while lay leaders aim to align daily life with faith. The church pledges to pursue practical, spiritual influence in the community.
A fragmented reminiscence questions President Wilson’s leadership amid fears of national disaster. The text references the presidency, public anxieties, and the call for leaders with higher ideals, contrasting rhetoric about duty and conscience with political performance. Potential crisis language hints at consequences for the nation.
Readable fragments discuss pensions and political views. The text mentions government responsibility, advisers, and the idea of welfare measures affecting families with dependent children. It notes criticism of poverty and the role of pension support in homes and youth care.
Fragmentary note cites preventable deaths from bad influence, claiming one or more could have been saved. Mentions a warming lived forty minutes after disclosure and the use at 9 pelle would have saved. Questions device use and safety in gases, ends with unclear reflections.
Fragmentary report notes a Liquor bill hearing in North Carolina where prohibition principles shape state policy. The administration pursues policy shifts, with officials citing coalition limits and enforcement aims while observers question progress and unity.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mrs Sara Robinson and a reference to justice and state actions. Names and events are unclear, with garbled phrases about timing, age, and individuals such as Daniel and John Iran. Overall, the passage appears as a damaged public or court related fragment with limited readable facts.
A fragmentary verse tribute to Walt Mason praising his role as poet philosopher. Mentions Washington, guiding the nation, and hopeful lines about his impact and the nation’s future. reflects period rhetoric and generic civic sentiment without clear dates or events.
A vintage ad touts Danderine as a miracle hair cleanser and conditioner. It claims use on a cloth through hair doubles beauty, nourishes the scalp, stops itching, and promises new hair growth after weeks, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at stores.
The text cites corporate influence in Kansas temperance and asks what role corporations played in securing suffrage for Warren. It questions the claim that initiative and referendum would strip women’s rights and notes suspicious reforms by Kansas corporations.
A fragmented excerpt notes Democrats split over tariff revision with Republicans backing a plan. The text argues against political brinkmanship and warns the issue could be resolved without harming national business while stressing the need to avoid partisan manipulation.
Fragmentary text argues that initiative and referendum questions on prohibition and woman suffrage are pursued for fame rather than public interest. It claims that voters, regardless of party, should reject these lines, asserting widespread public sentiment against such political stances.
A man confined in an asylum for five years amid a disputed effort to restore his health faces new illegal measures being tried. The superintendent has lost his position due to the ongoing handling of the case. Local officials are exhausted by repeated attempts to secure a resolution.
Fragmentary notes discuss arson claims and authenticity, noting apparent clear statements that challenge denial. The text references American high time and a dire event, but details are unclear and largely garbled.
A garbled wartime style fragment questions women’s equality and roles, mentioning rights and a public event. The text hints at societal shifts toward female equality and a debate about women’s place in the public sphere.
A damaged text fragment mentions Buie and a shiny sun and a poet. It suggests a stray line possibly cut from a larger verse, noting a time of glare and a man describing a shadow and weather. The garbled source preserves few clear names or events.
The fragmentary OCR lacks clear events or names. It mentions Augusta and a man, but no verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a factual item.
The readable text hints at captions discussing Charley Scott and an explanation in the vein of the Webb. It references a president aligning a bill dated August 26, 112 with a principle mentioned.
A garbled note questions whether saving money should extend to preserving Fenty's state status in Washington. It mentions Persians and joint rulers as part of the confused text, with unclear references to officials and location.
In Mexico an appeal is presented by former presidents regarding a fugitives case. The filing outlines legal questions and potential outcomes, with authorities weighing charges and defenses as the court considers the motion.
Edward B Clark reports on Woodrow Wilson's inauguration day parade through Washington. Thousands line Pennsylvania Avenue as regulars, National Guard, veterans and civilians march past the reviewing stand. The event features diverse units, Indian pageantry, bands, electric lights, and a grand display despite the absence of an inaugural ball.
Kansas City market rows show stork themed items and mareli shipments arriving amid spring interest. Traders note novelty value and potential demand as retailers assess display potential and pricing for seasonal buyers.
Fragmentary note reports higher price signals for rail assets with mentions of ten marked as strong and a market day showing a 0,000 head tally. Specifics are unclear but imply rising activity in rail commodities.
An elderly pitch extols Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for stomach and bowel disorders among all ages. It claims to prevent disease, save doctors’ bills, and suits infants to elders. Advertising touts affordability, availability, and endorsement by a Dr. Geo. Elf in Oklahoma.
Prices for stock cattle and feeders surged to levels viewed as dangerous by conservative commission men. Feed costs once eight cents a pound are outdated due to improved systems, yet $7.50 feeders remain a safe buy with fat cattle. Prime steers hit $9.00 last week, heavy steers $8.50 today, and bulls to $7.00. Heifers top $8.20, veal calves show activity, hogs trend up with tops around $8.50, and sheep and lambs stay strong with tighter price gaps among classes.
Joseph Ettor labor leader, refused admission to Canada at White Rock B C and deported to the United States on a northbound train. Officials called him an agitator and barred him for being undesirable. he claimed US citizenship and refused to allow his baggage search.
An old advertisement markets Hall's Catarrh Cure promising relief for catarrh and touting testimonials. It features claims of internal action on blood and mucous membranes and cites a one hundred dollar reward for cure failure.
A rambling letter touts Carlsbad New Mexico as ideal for homeseekers highlighting fertile soil, ideal climate, and potential profits. It urges readers to inspect land offerings through Lawrence Realty and Farmers Levigation Land Co, noting contact details and a request to obtain literature.
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