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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1911
Page
4
A chaotic column surveys shifts in Kansas education with emphasis on pruning ineffective staff and pushing practical work. It notes Lawrence's support for veterans care, discusses party dynamics, and criticizes political figures while forecasting further policy changes.
The piece discusses President Wilson and Bryan, arguing punitive measures are unnecessary for most offenders under current law, urging the Justice Department to pursue justice while maintaining balance. It links farm production to wealth and calls for more support for farmers, noting Wilson as a guiding figure and referencing New Jersey.
A 1910 testimonial from J. Acevedo of New York praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment as curing long standing scalp eczema and dandruff after trying various remedies. He reports rapid clearance after one box of Ointment and one cake of Soap and offers to share his experience to help others.
Ottawa plans a city Fourth of July celebration with a general program at Forest Park. The event aims for a patriotic display with safety rules on fireworks and explosives, supervised by local merchants and Gormly's band.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a struggling baby or patient, mentions remedies like Car dew and Tosaw Hoowas, and references a vegetable based tonic for women. Contains convoluted phrases with health claims and archaic symptoms, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable names or dates.
A teacher fights with a student in a Leh City high school classroom after persistent insubordination. The altercation ends with the student stabbing a classmate, a pupil suffers a head wound, a towel applied to his face, and the principal calls in authorities.
Merton E Jill of Lebanon Indiana reports severe inflammation in every muscle and joint. After six weeks bedridden and no relief from physicians, she says Dr Delehons Relief gave immediate relief and she walked within three days. Hood’s Sarsaparilla also recommended for debility and related symptoms.
Newton officials report the past fiscal year cost the city 120883.70 to run government with receipts at 194349.62 reflect a 53405.92 profit. The city holds 962879 in assessed debt about one twentieth of valuation. Interest 1593748. The novel plan uses city funds invested in city bonds to pay interest to itself.
Leavenworth begins a city led campaign against a bill board nuisance. In district court Benjamin B. Andres for the city sought a temporary injunction against David Atelisan to remove a billboard at the Fourth and Mohini intersection. The case was tentatively resolved with a promise to stop construction pending a later site decision.
The long drought ends as rains arrive with a gentle shower felt yesterday and again this morning. Storms move in from the north all night while dust dries the air. Strawberries suffer mold and field crops need rain, but pastures and crops hope for recovery soon.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming to treat deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It offers a $100 reward for any deafness due to catarrh not cured by the remedy and notes a Toledo company behind the claim.
The ad claims headaches are caused by constipation and recommends consulting a doctor to decide on treatment, promoting Ayer’s Pills as a remedy amid dizzy, burning, throbbing pain descriptions.
Officer Smith arrested Elmer Hackley after a scuffle during which bottles shattered and Hackley appeared drunk. He pled guilty to two counts, fined 30 dollars and costs, and received 30 days in jail before being sent home to recover his clothing bundles.
Endorsed by multiple women from towns including Fredericksburg Sheridan and Cheenfickl for hair growth cleansing dandruff stopping itching and scalp freshness. Advert says Parisian Sage is refined non greasy and priced at five cents a bottle available at H. L. Raymond & Co and digs everywhere.
Miss Watie Wicks of Felleville narrowly escaped death when her clothes were torn from her body while starting a gasoline engine to heat food for chickens. She suffered internal injuries and severe bruising but is expected to recover after Dr Decker attended to her.
Snow was reported in Yellowstone Park and Wyoming this morning while the Midwest and western states sweltered in a heat wave. Weather experts forecast a break within the next forty eight hours as cooler air moves in.
A man who sold a car to a friend learns the buyer could not reach five miles per hour and asks how the seller was arrested six times. The seller humorously replies it was for obstructing the highway, revealing a comic exchange from a fragmentary historical clipping.
Rev. Stauffer returns from Ottawa where he attended the northeast Kansas conference of the Lutheran church. The two day gathering discussed papers by Rev. Bard Renn Heiser Horn Beiszwan ger Shrader and others. Mrs Troxell presided at the missionary hour and Mrs George spoke on offerings.
Cottonwool Falls May 20 A leading wind farmer from Strouz Methodist church, CLC Atten, donated 55 000 covering construction costs of a brick church site on Lincoln Street next to the main block. Plans aim for completion by August first with funds also raised for a parsonage. Abe Patton, not a member, funded the site purchase and supports the project alongside church trustees.
The essay cites Nietzsche as declaring women largely unknowable and offering a bleak view of female capacity. It notes his Wagner analysis placing women in odd categories and Zarathustra passages claiming women are incapable of friendship. He argues love in women can be imperfect, misleading, and potentially ruinous.
A flirtatious exchange unfolds as a new clerk at the Pine Restaurant fruit store blushes while asked to meet by a jaunty caller. The scene highlights the boast of the town's best pastry cook and a suggested meeting place.
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