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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
4
Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a spring tonic and blood purifier. Testimonial from Hilvey Roselle of Marinette Wisconsin claims improved energy and sleep after taking the tonic. The ad touts liquid and special soluble tablet forms and warns there is no equal.
A dense OCR page from a Lawrence Kansas newspaper centers on political debate and public figures. It references Senator Martin, Baker University, and Topeka politics, touching on university loyalty, party dynamics, and calls for reform. The text also meanders through social commentary about education, public figures, and civic questions.
In a recent session Governor and aides discussed plans with Mayer and Wilson to steer state policy. General Dawson was instructed to take action on matters of concern while meetings with local officials and him were designated to coordinate. Concerns about hotel arrangements and potential public meetings were noted.
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle safe laxative for women and families. It praises its delicate flavor and mild cleansing action, noting the genuine product bears the California Fig Syrup Co. name and is sold by leading druggists in original packages.
The record shows Baldwin Township and Palasra township figures with a total value of 36835 dollars and various property items including 6 automobiles and 2 plows. It notes a wedding event in Cit eerie and mentions compounds in the Baldwin area. Drone activity is referenced with a planned event at dusk and a site ceremony in the evening hours.
A man identified as a suspect in a train robbery case is under arrest in Newton Massachusetts. Investigators note the suspect appeared linked to a spate of recent thefts and express caution about his possible accomplices as they pursue leads across the region. The report references a missing passenger and a confusing trail of clues including mismatched names and alleged blood evidence.
A noisy old bulletin lists dairy practices in Douglas County and a fresh shipment of Sherman Gros coffee. It promotes the Milk Program at the Treamery with steps from milking to bottled product, urges spring cleaning with fumigants and disinfestants, and advertises low prices on candles and mothballs at Raymond's Drug Store.
Toby Kilworth of Wakarosa faces a court outcome after pleading guilty to tax and jail codes violations. Proceedings show Kilworth admitted fault. lawyer Attorney Brownell described the plea as an agreed settlement with a single count. Kilworth was fined 1050 dollars and ordered to comply with the relevant statutes.
The Crittin Lee Co announces readiness to supply tee to old gold news ets Gemers the cunting sexsum with two complete plants operable jointly. They warn about delivery area cautions and pledge free healthcare for women and children unable to afford it, noting a forthcoming provision to assist customers.
Stockholder here B Raneh of Barton Ohio among the braviest stockholders in a tense dispute amid a crisis described as fierce battles between opposing factions. Mita Skinner met the director at the location with a swift motion. authorities took control of the city scene as tensions rose. Mrs Rauch witnessed events before the timeline, expressing concern over the situation and noting the broad implications for local governance and business operations.
A testimonial recounts dramatic relief from inflammatory rheumatism after using Dr Detehon’s Relief for Rheumatism. The wife of Merton of Lebanon describes severe suffering with swollen muscles and joints, claiming immediate benefit and renewed ability to walk within three days. The advertisement invites readers to purchase via O. P. Barber & Son.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a money refund if it fails and bears the signature of E. W. Groves on each bottle, priced at 250 cents.
The Kansas horticulture department at the state college recommends Bermuda grass for lawns in western Kansas. It notes Bermuda spreads quickly, covers bare patches, and is difficult to eradicate once planted near flower beds or gardens.
In Newton Kam May 12 a jury acquitted farmer Stickles in the murder of neighbor Jammes Beny Christmas Eve after a brief deliberation. The defense argued self defense amid evidence of neighbors Beatty and Stickle at a party when tensions rose.
F Glass takes over the eating house at 179 Ridge, buying the previous business and planning changes. The article notes the Ravine site had similar ownership in the past and references prior management, with details of the transition and local responses.
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