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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
2
The item references Dean Marvin and his departure from the university after many years of service. It notes a lively town discussion on news coverage and local fashions including a nose ornament trend. It mentions Frank Ryan's bid for governor as a Republican candidate and his plan to run for multiple terms.
A garbled report notes King Veter of Servia may abdicate amid rumors of schemes by rivals. The Fork Sworth Republic journal World comments on party machinery and possible moves to control narrative and avoid harmony.
A fragmentary critique questions Charlie Mays as a judge in Edgerton aid arguing if there are so many babies why not order some to be shut. The text cites a police judge failing in duty and questions his fitness for the post.
Reny Mbach notes women vote participation amid alleged bias in a local election matter. J. Coonangston of Kingmen County announces a progressive bid for attorney general next year, proposing a platform plank on education and reform while signaling broader campaign aims.
Fragmented OCR reports mass advertising paint Massachusetts as more radical than Kansas. The fall election is cast as a battle for the free parties, with vigorous tactics noted as shaping expectations.
A fragmented report notes Diaz cannot return as ruler. The text suggests Diaz’s bid to reclaim power would incite bloodshed Allan Mexico cannot spare, with turbulent times continuing despite efforts to invite him back.
Readable fragments show a note about a purely honorary post for veterans. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places, preventing full identification of the event or organizers.
The torn text claims a political stunt by Tilden and Hayes, with discussion on public response and the role of leaders. It suggests a narrative where Tilden appears as a patriot, while the speaker questions the system and the timing of blame.
The Journal-World argues against a direct tax for new school buildings, saying Lawrence is educationally minded and has not rejected such propositions before. It contends the plan would raise taxes and urges voters to support better schools via existing facilities.
In Clyde area news Mr Jackson spends winters in Chietza, summers in Clifton, and has won council support to lease a waste band site for a park. He funds and maintains the project, aiming to make Clifton look pretty and provide a pleasant space for locals and visitors. Greenleat is praised yet lacks equal credit to Vin Say.
A fragmentary editorial voice laments a failure of public discourse in Lawrence. It criticizes a bin in communication, mocks alarmist rhetoric, and argues that words are the world’s greatest tool though often debauched and misused. The piece references Mr. Bowersock and warns against feigned civility.
Fragmented lines suggest a local appeal urging Lawr enc e residents to consider personal accountability for community issues. The text references Law rence and emphasizes collective duty rather than shifting blame.
An advertisement-style testimonial touts Cardui as a reliable remedy for long-standing female trouble. The writer claims the tonic improves strength, relieves pain, and ends chronic discomfort, describing it as better than any medicine and not a new experiment.
A May high school program was held Wednesday at the Ovine to celebrate the third annual event. Attendees included Frank Jse and Gebtrude Palmer among others. The program featured a sequence of activities and a discussion on the upcoming events for the AL AL Nall next.
An advertisement extols Mothers Friend as a safe aid for expectant mothers, claiming relief from pain and danger of harm. The article also lists senior events, class activities, quizzes, and plans for next year at the high school, including food safety demonstrations and athletics preparations.
Read an advertisement offering a home cure for piles via a new absorption treatment. It promises immediate relief and permanent cure, asking readers to send details to obtain trial references and instructions, with no upfront payment.
A damaged OCR snippet describes skin treatment with Cuticura products for ailments on the forehead and chin. The note is signed by Piss Nivison and dated December 23, with garbled phrasing surrounding relief and application.
Fragmentary notice mentions removing bandbuff shampoos with Cuticara and dressings with uticara plus ointment. Reads as a miscellaneous sample offer for misled free 32-page Skin Book from a Boston postal order. Ad suggests boop shaving stick sample for men.
A Philadelphia physician, C. Hopper, M.D., advertising extensive study in Europe and years of practice, now offers specialized treatment for bowel and rectal diseases using modern medical and physical therapies. He claims to tailor each patient’s care and invites inquiries at his Lawrence Street office.
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