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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1901
Page
2
A racially charged, garbled column reviews McKinley’s inauguration, politics, and cabinet intrigues. It notes attendees including governors, mentions Mrs. Grant Gillette and a threat to sue, cites Sheridan’s counsel on enemies, and laments Topeka saloon reopenings. It criticizes school textbook legislation as flawed and muddled with influence from publishing houses and agents.
Fragmented OCR item surveys political talk and local reform in Topeka with references to President McKissay and a river and harbor bill, plus debates on mayoral candidates Warner and Hughes. It shifts to Topeka pop ulist possibilities, random health ads, a mine accident near Joplin with five dead, then fiscal cuts in city government and education, and concludes with medical cures and railway ads.
Public notice extols Coke Dandruff Cure as meeting a widespread scalp ailment. It claims hundreds of customers in Lawrence and vicinity report relief from dandruff and scalp troubles after short use. The ad touts guaranteed relief and mentions multiple local dealers and suppliers selling the product.
An Associated Press interview quotes contractor M. Carman denying involvement in insurgent activities while signaling hope for complete vindication. Reports describe insurgent leaders surrendering in Luzon and Panay, vows of allegiance to the United States, and moves toward a Philippine government and insular civil authority as peace appears to solidify.
At a New Jersey State Horticultural Society meeting Mr Martin Ernet a successful fruit grower described a grafting method using a small shaping instrument. He demonstrated cutting the twig, leaving a stock inch long, and shaping a scion to fit the opening for insertion. The technique aims to reduce rot and promote quicker healing compared to cleft grafts.
Pedigreed cattle require proper winter shelter feeding and handling. Editors warn against pampering or neglect, stressing that well cared for stock prosper. neglect leads to poor beef and wasted value. Emphasis on bluegrass, corn fodder, sorghum, and wind protection for breeding stock. England practices winter feeding with beets, mangels, and straw while housed stock rise in safety.
London reports King of Atlanta returns from South Africa and criticizes surrender as absurd while Kitchener corps advances toward Fauresmith. Victorians capture 33 Boers and 30 horses at Sea Cow River as surrenders continue in the district. Also notes trials of Cham berlain’s Para Balm for rheumatism and other ailments with a 25 dollar Pactia rate mentioned.
Instructional piece on grafting with a new tool, proper scion placement, and using rosin alcohol mixtures. Also covers starting bulbs like cannas and tuberoses in spring, early bloomers such as Cercla Japonica and Viburnum plicatum, and notes on peach leaf curl treatments, flowering shrubs, and garden culture tips.
New York March 4 Arch bishop Treland of St Paul writes in a leading magazine about the pope facing a civil princedom. He cites Rome tensions with insult to the cortege and a statue in public squares honoring a monk excommunicated by the church. Monasteries close and charity assets are shifted to the see. Denver to gain an orphan boys institution like Girard College. bequest of George W Claxton valued over 2 million for education of male white children. Various notices include court suit on a will, travel ads, and medical tonic promotions.
The Southeasters Limited departs Kansas City daily at 6 30 p m and reaches Memphis the next day at 6 15 a m Birmingham 4 30 p m Chattanooga 8 43 p m Atlanta 10 95 p m New Orleans 7 15 p m Jacksonville Fla 30 second mornings. Through service to Birmingham with reclining chair and palace buffet sleeping cars stopping at key local stations Olaiba Paola Pisasaptos Fort Scott Lamar Springfield Rutherfordton and others The Vindicator editor reports two tests of Chamberlains Pain Balm delivering relief for rheumatism in the shoulder and thigh joint with two nightly applications sold by all druggists.
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