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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
4
A Topeka newspaper column cites strife in municipal government and slow progress on measures. It highlights criticism of Lawrence’s outlook, Hutchinson’s early gains, and Ragland’s questions about Selina Pankhorst, with comments on efficiency and policy direction.
The text lauds an officer named Grand Aviny Las for efficiency and dedication to the old soldiers. It emphasizes his heartfelt commitment, long hours, and suggests his reelection should be unanimous due to his proven service.
A man who mistreated his wife for years smiles softly an hour before death and tells her she was a good wife. The memory softens his cruelty, and the Irish tale ends with the woman cherishing his gentle words and recalling the marriage.
Report notes disorderly chatter as Shaw girls parade along the street drawing gaze from passersby. Observers debate morals versus attire, with some insisting dress plays no part in behavior while others condemn the provocative display aboard a boat show.
Fragmented report notes fierce elemental upheavals and mounting global concern. It mentions potential action to ease Balkans tensions and hints at South American political strains amid rising unrest.
Charles Weller rents back to the Lawrences to support the playgrounds movement. Last summer's playgrounds were a real success, but this year's plans are seen as modest ambitions. Weller will speak at Methinddst church with practical interest for the people.
The piece argues the playgrounds movement reaches small towns and notes Omaha’s disaster showed buried telegraph and telephone wires could have saved lives. It criticizes journalism fraud like the Lorimer sting, cites a Chicago swindle, and warns the paper will prosecute repeat impostors.
Kansas Republicans split as progressives clash with stand patters over a June Topeka conference. The Topeka event follows failed attempts by Mulvane and allies to reclaim offices, with progressives resisting return to the party fold after nominating a progressive state ticket.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a congressional hill on reducing the high cost of living that failed to pass. It weaves imagined scenes of Evangeline and Gabriel by the Ohio River and hints at misunderstood warnings and vanished fuel rings among Atlantarian citizens, leaving the outcome unresolved.
A reader sends a formal missive challenging the paper’s stance on theHarmony Movement and Progressive legislation. The letter references prior dispatches and asserts continued support for the Progressive cause amid debates on political alignment and media coverage.
The column derides Republican record on initiative and referendum in Kansas, urges acknowledging past mistakes, and argues that party unity must rest on principles. It criticizes Taft era decisions, stresses the danger to the protective system, and urges progressives and old-line Republicans to find common ground only on core party ideals. The piece warns that mere office-seeking unity would provoke trouble.
An old home remedy touts a kariene-tonic mix to purify blood, cleanse the liver, boost energy, and reduce spring sickness. It claims 3 pints of alcohol and ounce hardene blended with sugar, then hot water to make a quart, taken before meals for health.
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