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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
3
The March issue of Pictorial Review announces a bold editorial push for women’s suffrage. It previews featured articles on voting rights, including a cover essay and investigations illustrating the suffrage movement’s reach, aims, and impact across the United States.
Newell Dwight Hillis will lecture at the university this Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are fifty cents for students and family members. others pay ninety-five cents for the five lectures.
A student of W G Horder urges careful speech to avoid hurting others health and spirits. The advice emphasizes hearing others with their guard and tempering passion to prevent embittered lives and wounded spirits.
A peculiar tale from Spoonley near Market Drayton describes two small terriers from a farmyard roaming the fields with a large hare for about a week or two. The sight is described as a most uncommon affection between the domiciled dogs and the wild animal on William Woodburn’s farm.
The text argues that fairness to children requires caregivers to model and teach self-resistance and self-control. It stresses that self-control is essential to adulthood, not learned in a day, but built through patient instruction across years of infancy and childhood.
A fragment from The Pathfinder presents an Intimate friend debating literary tropes with Mr. Stubbs. The friend teases about heroes in novels being tall and athletic while noting Mrs. Stubbs excels in sterary success. Mr. Stubbs concedes, joking about his own short, fat, bald appearance and need for spectacles.
A man visibly under the influence wandered an art gallery, stood before a painting titled Balt and merged in water for about half an hour, then approached a attendant and asked in a slurred manner what time a tide goes out.
The event informal on Wednesday honored Mr Colman with friends and families present. Names of attendees include Robbie Van Neste Leonard Skinner Minnie Spelling Contest participants Leonard Grete from Milwaukee Albert Hilden Deer Creek Warey Mong and local students chosen for school honor. The program featured Miss Emma Dows and Miss Lavellhornt with guests including Mr Brown and Mr Herrington, plus a planned talk by A Watt on March 11.
The annual high school basketball tournament under University of Kiasu sponsorship will be held March 14. It expects the largest turnout yet with about forty civic teams entering and many schools sending teams. The event, staged under Hamilton, aims to showcase top varsity players and a strong field of competitors.
An old ad claims Smart's Caletin Waters rapidly clear pimples on face arms and neck within days. It cites quick results, notes the product is toxin free, and warns against strangers staring as confidence returns with clearer skin.
Washington March 11 An investigating committee named by Senator Gallinger to probe police handling of suffrage protests prepares to hear Major Richard Sylvester and other officials. The inquiry aims to reveal police attitudes toward suffragists and the department’s protection duties as Congress weighs new safeguards for women’s political activity.
An advertisement extols a prenatal remedy claiming to ease labor and enhance wellbeing for pregnant women. It touts safety, gentleness, and wide availability at drugstores for about one dollar per bottle, urging readers to request the associated motherhood guide from the Georgia company.
Fragmented report lists Democratic nominees for all House officers and several key positions as the new Congress convenes. Names include Amy, Claude Cardlinay, Henry Einegla, Dixer Hall, and James W. Waller, with clerks and doorkeepers named. date uncertain and text riddled with errors.
The caucus featured extensive speeches as nominations for offices were by acclamation except sergeant-at-arms. Garner led voting with 209 votes, Collier 141, Stanley 137, Saunders 92, while regional picks from Maryland Georgia and Colorado trailed. Speaker Clark touted party unity and reform while urging Democrats to back the president and avoid factional trouble. A lecture by Prof. Wilcox on Greek poetry follows later today at Fra Skall.
An old advertisement extols Pinex cough syrup with instructions to mix one pint of warm water with 214 ounces of Pinex and sugar syrup for a soothing throat remedy. It claims quick relief from whooping cough hoarseness and throat troubles, promising guaranteed satisfaction and money back.
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