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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1913
Page
2
Lawrence column criticizes Democratic administration and Bryan while noting Emma Goldman and British suffrage. It mentions a second annual play festival, a broad push for school athletic and play work, and a general demand for reform in public life and education.
The retirement of President Sanders at Washburn is observed as a lesson in leadership. The trustees demanded his resignation amid disputes over his methods and the college’s direction. Sanders, deemed valuable, chose to resign rather than continue under pressure.
Fragmentary text discusses anti-alien laws, Japan, the United States and Spain with ambivalent tone. It notes potential trouble and future friction and hints at policy anxieties without clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a farm in New Wiehland, meat supply, shop workers, and meat kups from Calawa. It mentions Pacific states and large shipments to Australia, then shifts to a political jab about Democrats and a warning message.
A fragmented editorial fragment discusses populist moves and Republican platforms, noting voter reaction and questioning how history may repeat itself as parties argue platforms and public sentiment.
Readers describe confusion in a fragmented text about Paul Hudsor and Americans reacting to a Huerta government. The piece hints at political dissent and patriotic sentiment in Mexico in the context of Washington discussions.
Fragmented text references a recipe for chicken pot pie adaptation from The Cook's Book by Jan McKenzie Hill and mentions Boston Cooking School Magazine. It shifts to political notes about the National Republican Committee, southern representation, and progressives, with broken phrases and unclear dates. Entities include Jan McKenzie Hill, Boston, The Cook's Book, and the National Republican Committee.
A writer recalls a large progressive gathering noted as one of the best he ever attended. Maxwell of Washington was elected chairman as the county organization formed. The dispatch claims attendees dispersed over alleged collusion, but the writer counters that most stayed and party unity efforts continued.
A local editorial endorses a direct tax for Lawrence to fund schools, arguing voters should approve it Wednesday to avoid burdens later and noting public resistance to bonds. The piece urges neighbors to join in voting yes and credits The Journal World for field review.
A heavily promotional note from The Swift Specific Co touts a vegetable blood purifier sold through drugstores. It claims to cleanse blood and ease rheumatic and nerve diseases, urging readers to request a free mail shipment of BBS 8. from their local druggist.
Corpus ally transcript mentions students working through school to pay fees, many fail to borrow funds, risking bad habits and sacrifice. It notes the need for support programs as tuition drives debt and jeopardizes graduates like a girl who joined fraternities and still faced neglect before aid arrived.
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