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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
4
A digest of editorials and public notes from Lawrence Kansas discusses municipal ownership, tariff politics, and judge selections. It references Gov Hodges and Judge Thompson, criticizes political games, and questions election processes amid local public concerns.
UNCLE WALT The Poet Philosopher recounts Younes Winkler once a labex clerke and dating jirtised ae his wonk. The piece sketches his trades and friends, hints at Beall and others, and ends with Winkler reflecting on his past and present.
An advertisement touts Ely’s Cream Balm as a simple, safe cure for catarrh and nasal inflammation. It claims rapid relief from nasal discharge, restored taste and smell, and improved hearing, arguing internal medicines worsen the condition. The notice urges a 30 cent bottle from the local druggist and recommends for children.
A contentious editorial collection argues over municipal water power and governance. It criticizes absentee voters and calls for reform while endorsing public ownership, urging readers to engage before the mill tax proposals take effect and stressing water as a life issue.
Fragmented OCR describes a claim about a stomach regulator and symptoms of indigestion. It recounts a dramatic incident where W. T. Hines witnesses a fatal gasoline explosion after a man pours a tonic on a fire, with a family member aiding the injured before the blaze is put out.
An engraving of Governor Marshall is noted as being prepared by the Federal Bureau, with mentions of likenesses of Wilson, Pane Matrylalh, and other officials. The text alludes to vice president and president roles and references to Housevelt, with emphasis on archival interest and federal involvement in portraiture.
Fragmented OCR item describes a fatal incident while purchasing a casket and mentions a person named Shealka and others. Text is garbled with broken sentences and nonsensical phrases, but implies a death tied to a purchase and ensuing events. No clear date, location, or definitive outcome can be confirmed from readable portions.
A large audience heard Dr. J Bulgin discuss dreams and the seven fat cows of Pharaoh, linking vision lore to moral reform. He warned against worldly distraction, urged virtue, and critiqued greed while describing a vivid allegory of wisdom and temptation.
Former Maroon star Walter Eckersall, a Chicago Tribune football expert, is named as a possible successor to Arthur Hall at Illinois. The report cites Eckersall, an all American quarterback in his era, and notes conjecture over Hall’s retirement and Eckersall’s readiness to lead Illinois.
The Harvard Yale contest drew the largest crowd ever seen for a two game series in New Haven on Saturday. The turnout reflected strong allegiance as fans gathered to witness the high profile matchup in New Haven.
An advertisement claims a harmless remedy preserves natural hair color and promotes growth. It describes a preparation that prevents graying and enhances beauty, promising gradual color return after a few applications and long-lasting results. The copy mentions O.7 Barger & Son as the supplier.
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