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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
4
The Ottawa Herald defends dramatic fish as a good all purpose fish and urges farmers to secure ample supply. A large future harvest is anticipated as wheat growth and pest resistance improve, while the public discusses tools like spades and shovels in farming practices.
A fragmented Topeka item notes a woman’s heaven desire tied to appearance and beer, mentions Indian exodus, and reports a $10,000 damages ruling for alleged alienation of affections. A Ta Hiak figure is described as jailed recently for romantic temptation.
Readable fragments show a political debate over a downward revision tied to a push by democratic factions. The text references anxieties about reviving certain policies and tensions within Wales and the throne, hinting at factional splits and media reactions.
A garbled post appears to criticize European tree planting methods, alleging trees are planted improperly and exposing tops or roots. The text mentions fake rents and claims shade grows faster than ordinances, but the meaning is unclear and largely unreadable.
Sling Watson travels from Crow Indiana to aid testimony in a cryptic, derailed report. The fragment hints at violent or notable progress in a “cative centre” and references Bo Watsun of Indiana in a murky, era-specific style.
A damaged OCR style line presents unreadable phrases and names. The readable parts mention a view probe and leadership in a contested group but lack concrete entities or coherent events. The fragmentary text offers no verifiable action, date, or place to summarize.
A public dispute questions Pastor Sanders moral integrity while noting his three year tenure at Edgerton and resignation for a call to Tulsa. The letter praises his past work, hopes for better opportunities, and hints at wider political tensions surrounding figures like Col Geo Harvey and President Wilson.
The text notes the administration surpassing the board in function, with the regular board of regents set to approve actions. It mentions three major cities composing the subadministration board working to improve, while Democrats in Congress faced party discipline on a tariff bill. Public hearings are expected as the bill moves to the Senate.
The Neodesha Register expresses anger over men leaving the Republican party and notes a recent return of long-dissenters who now zealously support the party. It warns dissidents to quit theater politics and focus on seating.
The text urges Lawrence merchants to travel more into the countryside to build closer social ties with farmers. It argues that merchants should visit country areas and attend local events to foster friendships, noting many productive happenings in the country are worth more than trade alone.
A Kansas girl, described as a toned rake, is at the center of a scandal chapter. The text claims she studied abroad, registered from San Francisco, and is linked to a questionable marriage plan. A War shot reference and a reportedly negative suitor echo a tale of reputational harm and social consequence.
Silte residents discuss state government reform advocating clear responsibility for actions. Governor Hodges proposed a tentative eight to sixteen commissioner plan, while the Dow nal-World favors a one chamber legislature with a general manager to ensure voters know who is responsible for decisions. The text frames a commission as a path to clearer accountability rather than an attack on representation.
The proposal to have third and fourth class postmasters submit to a test is gaining support, reportedly approved by the President. Proponents say these men are competent and capable of fulfilling duties, reinforcing expectations for improved postal administration.
A quirky late 19th to early 20th century style monologue critiques tariff debates and labors, wryly noting neighbors arguing over free trade while the speaker tends to daily chores. The piece echoes Uncle Walt rhythm and references a 1913 attribution to Geo.
The fragmented text depicts political critique alleging spoils system practices and partisan clashes involving a president named Wilson, noting disappointment and eyes opening among supporters. The passage appears to critique government patronage and governance dynamics without coherent narrative or complete details.
Tomorrow is Mother's Day a yearly occasion to honor mothers and their sacrifices. The piece extols mothers as life's most cherished friend and notes the world values their care and memory, asking readers to honor hers with a message and white flowers.
Berlin and its suburbs along Charlottenburg Selwenberg Risdorf and Wilmersdorf form a growing urban region with about 4 million people. A Prussian act created a Zweckverband council to coordinate transportation building and forest park preservation for horticultural beauty. The city’s nine parks cover 1146 acres with nurseries schools and playgrounds across 200 streets and 106 miles of paths.
An old medicine advertisement touts Cardui as the solution for women's misery and symptoms. It claims strength and a long history of public approval, stating Cardui has helped a million women over fifty years and urges readers to try it today.
Utica witness Schwager admits travel expenses and questions arise over witness payments at a hearing on a suit to dissolve the International Harvester Company trust. Government attorney Grosvenor pressures on whether witnesses are paid for testimony as defense witnesses discuss company operations in their territories.
A Miss Wil m Robin Bon reports losing twenty four pounds after taking Peruna. A Utah doctor notes Peruna improved her health after years of dyspepsia and constipation. The ad claims Peruna as the sole remedy for spring ailments and notes Peruna Tablets available for those who object to liquid medicines.
Hobart Oklahoma May 10 Sheriff Yerry and Undersheriff Allen arrest county judge R Cook and Henry Meadows sheriff of Unized county of Swanson on charges of stealing and removing public documents. Warrants issued by Judge Carpenter division. Judge contemplated May term opening but found records locked. Cook and Meadows arraigned pleaded not guilty released on $2000 bonds. W C Myers former deputy court clerk charged with same offense expected Friday.
An advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder ailments in men and women and even bladder problems in children. It promises a two month treatment for $1 mailed postpaid from Dr. E W Hall of St Louis and notes druggists sell the tonic.
The Freshmen biennial program in the Chapel was postponed to Friday in respect for Walter Ecke. Students and staff involved included Eric Conger, Clark McCulloch, Vern Stockwell, Ruth Ellis, Leta Ellison, with plans for music and orchestra. Meanwhile, baseball games and track events were noted, and a Domestic Science class served meals as part of a rotating student effort.
An old advertisement urges buyers not to choose cheaper paints claiming they save money but deliver lower value. It argues cheap paint covers less area per gallon and leads to more used gallons, while Devoe products offer better quality and economy over time.
A fragmentary tale follows Napoleon and Angelo in 24 hours of imagined love and a mystic book predicting the Waterloo outcome. They tour the field with Wellington foreshadowed, while Ange le’s caution and Napoleon’s vanity collide with fate. In the same issue, poetry and prose pieces discuss Currant Pickers and Mary by Elsie Bales, Leta Kennedy.
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