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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
4
A fragmented OCR page discusses political tension and labor concerns across North America. It references Canadian price or labor issues, U S topics, reform campaign literature, and the phonograph as cultural uplift. It notes figures like Mr Murray and debates over tariffs, universal reforms, and university funding in a period-typical editorial tone.
Testimonial from Edward H. Carter of Camden New Jersey praises Cuticura remedies for years of facial and limb pimples and infant rash. The notice notes widespread sale by Potter Drug and Chemical and claims rapid relief after using the Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills.
An essay warns that true benefits come from living healthfully with gentle aid like Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, urged by physicians and popular with families. It then criticizes glorifying historic Greats and condemns teaching youths to worship conquest, citing Alexander the Great and others before arguing for wiser role models.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century advertisement promises Parisian Sage as a miracle hair treatment that stops hair loss and brightens the scalp. It touts rapid results, appeals to both men and women, and mentions a 30 cent bottle sold by Raymoul & Co, aiming to lure readers with sensational endorsements and testimonials.
Miss Linnie Moore was appointed Osage County assessor, likely the first woman in Kansas to hold the position. She succeeds her father, James Moore, who died recently. Moore was chosen by the county committee after her predecessor’s death last fall.
Columbus Ohio report reveals the five ingredients in Peruna the world’s most popular family remedy. Golden seal for mucous membranes Cedron seed and rare medicing Cubebs for nasal cataracts and kidney or bladder issues Stone root for caucous membranes The disclosure signals a new era in medicine advertising in the era’s public notices and consumer health claims.
Missionary noted for clerical experience and expected to take competent official post. She is believed to be the only woman assessor during the two years the office has been created in Kansas.
Probate Judge Cain hears the case of Bendler a 14 year old from this city in juvenile court. Bendler is the son of tius Bander who awaits trial for larceny on a $500 bet from J. W. Cussna. The boy allegedly stole a baseball from a store and resold it after a deal with a companion. Oliver Klinger had stored the ball for safekeeping. The transfer was redeemed when Mr Scranton paid the purchaser.
Two prisoners of the Prisonry branch and a former student filed a campaign with the governor over the regents demand for Principal M S Russ to resign At least two complainants names Réaule nul Mal woth They claim Russ was ousted for politics and that President Toll said Russ could pick factions but chose wrongly Regents discussed the matter with students and asserted the removal served school interests, not politics
The Six Counties Missionary convention will be held in Chanute on May 11 with the fiftieth anniversary observances by Ladies Aid and missionary societies from Will aoe Aden Gonrbon Woodson and Whit coitiay. The event aims to strengthen spiritual life and understanding of women’s roles in faith activities across the county.
Fragmentary report describes arrests and ongoing actions with references to Vine, Henry Chassite, and possible warrant activity. The readable portions mention Buotlesgerg lavaie and May Wine, but no coherent event or dates emerge.
If you are serofumas, dyspeptic, rheumatic, doubled with kidney complaints and general debility, lacking strength, take Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad urges this remedy for multiform weakness and illness.
A May 6 plan for a demonstration station at Greeley under State Age cultural College supervision. Five thousand dollars appropriated for the project. Greeley chosen as an ideal location for experimental work between Tribune and Harare on the Missouri Pavifies rail head.
The Journal-World will publish the final Kansas-Nebraska meet results as soon as available. Delays may occur with late scores and any calls after closing hours could affect the update.
Hosford Investment Co exclusive agents offer a seven room house with a good barn on the 900 block of Rhode Island Street. In the hands of the estate executor, it must be sold at bid. Located at 828 Mass Street.
Forty head averaging 185 pounds sold by Henry Masche of Lafordville to a Chicaza commission house. They brought 12 40 per head or 4806 dollars, topping the Chicawa market at 20 cents above the day’s average. The cattle were described as in fine condition after a heavy ration of grain and were among the prettiest seen in Chicago or the region.
The episode centers on a Mexican mining camp near Sabinas where insurgents seized a man and his wife, demanding 33 000. After paying 1000, the husband was freed and traveled by train to Beluarte with his sister. The train wreck killed several crew members as they pursued safety. Mexican authorities may be pressed to recover the ransom.
Ad promises one day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. E W Groves name appears on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
A Port Leavenworth incident reports Henry Fuller pushed from a porch by Robert Meliene, son of Captain Robert McCleave, during a schoolyard game. Fuller sustained a skull fracture and was taken to the Post Hospital. Details remain unclear.
At Wielna on May 5 a local experiment used electric heat from United Water Gas and Electric to incubate 120 eggs. Chickens hatched on schedule as technicians regulated heat with a rheostat, proving electricity can hatch chicks in this region. Mrs. Ringle noted initial overheat but called the method successful and planned two more incubators with electric components.
After three weeks closed due to cyclone damage at 15 Mass street The Thompson Studio will reopen and resume photographic work on Saturday May 6. Also mention of poultry care with disinfectants and a reference to Naymond's Drug Store for supplies.
In Atchison Kansas on May 6 Margaret Shearer four, daughter of Vernon Shearer, a local merchant, was fatally burned when she stepped on a match used to light a sewing fire. Flames spread from her heels up, with the most severe burns at the waist.
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