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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
4
A writer has just completed a novel that began in 1836 signaling a long, finishing effort. The last six time is numbered 100, indicating a milestone or cataloging detail in the work.
Amy Hindzes grants a Thanksgiving pardon described as a notable local honor. Nick Chiles, a longtime Topeka editor convicted of libel, is referenced as a commendable figure and a good fellow despite the case.
A local council figure, referred to as The Tray Chief, criticizes the ongoing harmony resolutions as meaningless bait and urges a straightforward, honest approach. The remark signals tension over proposed progress and governance style in the community.
The text notes 100 pardons by Governor Blease and hints at political gain from mercy. It discusses South Carolina becoming unsafe and praises a top high school team as a possible challenger to the University, citing strong material and impressive games this year.
Mr Scott asserts a notable pattern among progressives teachers who held office or sought it. He claims a long record of sulking behavior, alleging he has pursued such actions more than any man in Kansas.
The record shows that U3 propositions submitted by referendums have only carried once in Oregon. The charge is that everything goes when submitted. however, results in Kansas indicate constitutional amendments are defeated more often than adopted.
The text argues the constitution is outdated and not sacred, noting it served its time but the world has advanced since its writing. It suggests changes will be made gradually to improve the framework and address current needs.
The text notes the president intends to push a currency bill quickly after paying a high price with the tariff bill. It suggests his hard-driving approach and a reward of patronage tied to the currency legislation.
The Leiters allege a swindle tied to a Paris marriage plan with McCombs. They say McCombs refused a self funded job despite a promise of personal financing from the Leiters, leaving them tangled in a disputed arrangement.
A nostalgic verse describes October nights drawing people to camp in the woods. The speaker recalls rolling up the tent and hiking for a lark by a bright campfire. Neighbors tease that campers are the biggest fools on the block.
In Kansas City a mothers meeting discussed how to vet daughters at home and urged resolving to insist on work. They warned that a workless, untrained girl makes a poor worker and called on Lawrence mothers to demand effort from their daughters.
The writer laments rising rudeness among children and wonders if adults notice it more as they age. The piece questions whether society is becoming more mannerless and notes a contrast with past courtly behavior. It also briefly mentions profit from good gunners.
A fragmented text notes YM and W.V groups in New York rallying for a modernized campaign needing 4 million dollars. It reports a total raise of 67 thousand more, and mentions smaller towns where associations should collaborate, with Kilwrence cited as an example needing equal effort from YM and VY and other groups.
The steant the last two years has been a failure. This year there was ten best imaterial ever and the team lost three games. Mosse has not had a fair show either year. He has been handicapped by his assistant. As great mistake was made in bringing Frank back. He did not want to come, but seemed to think that it meant disaster but he was forced back. It is hardly likely that such another mistake will be made.
An anonymous account claims a great battle called Jahout or faurez on the North American continent since the Civil War. It states it was heralded as the greatest conflict yet notes no casualties. Only two dead men have been found so far, leaving the event unverified and puzzling observers.
The paper argues 150 000 is a fair price for the water plant and that the city would buy at that price. It contends a higher price would spur a petition for a new plant within ten days and notes many residents oppose burying the old plant at any cost.
England signals willingness to let the Monte Doctrine stand while showing hesitancy about broader implications. Officials cautioned against rapid moves that could escalate tensions with rival powers and urged measured diplomacy. The stance reflects a strategic preference for status quo while monitoring regional shifts.
The text laments decades of ineffective rule in Mexico. It critiques the present government as flawed and the constitutionalists as worse, arguing no strong leader exists to unite the country. It calls for a sane statesman to emerge amid the political deadlock.
Jia Troupman denounces progressives as assistant democrats and claims Kim knows the term. The letter argues harmony movement widens GOP rift, predicting rank and file voters will back the progressive ticket to defeat the Democrats and end bare politics.
The speaker declares that leaders cannot prevent voters from choosing any ticket and asserts the rank and file resist figures like Cummins Borah Norris La Follette. He argues new leaders would arise if prominent figures deserted the progressive movement, labeling the era a genuine Teatsy movement.
Col Brady of the Lawrence Journal World endorses Col Bill Payton of the Colony Free Press for secretary of state on the Progressive ticket. The gesture is described as graceful and timely given a prior nomination exchange for Congress.
The poem contrasts the talkative neighbor Jinks who blathers about himself with a pleasant person who discusses art, music, theater, and literature. It praises those who share cultured interests over those who boast of self and future plans, celebrating refined conversation.
A damaged fragment notes a Toronto Republican governor figure who fought valiantly in Armageddon related scenes and Philippine war service. It highlights the military title caul vevure and an honorable past, with focus on Armagud.
The Topeka gathering drew a strong crowd as Keith Clevenger reports in Osawatomie Graphic on the progressive party’s mobilization. Supporters pledge to push the universal principles of government for the people, emphasizing sincerity over votes and unity among men and women who have joined the banner.
Senator La Follette signs a letter arguing rule changes won t revive progressivism and proclaims the party must stay progressive. The piece cites a New York Republican State Central Committee report on a Supreme Court justice bid, listing major patrons such as J P Morgan and Company, William Rockefeller, John D Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, Elihu Root, and others with varied contributions. An advertisement extols Cardui for women s ailments and Capud caps for colds, with Raymond s Drug Store as exclusive agency.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a solution for dandruff and hair revitalization. It promises immediate fullness, lightness, and softness, claiming new hair growth and an itch-free scalp after weeks of use. A 25 cent bottle is advertised at drugstores and counters.
Review Club met on Louisiana street for a Thanksgiving symposia with twelve members. topics included health wealth and blessings, with readings and music, next meeting is with Mrs Crew. West Side Study Club met with Mrs E Smith. fifteen members, quotations, papers on home management and conservation, guest Prof Croingynt credited, next with Mrs McCollor. Ladies Literary League met at Mrs Hall reviewing The Scarlet Letter and discussing happiness, next with Mrs Foster. Cosmos Club hosted by Mrs Eantha Wallawas with Thanksgiving themed program and poems.
A reader from Warren Indiana cites relief from blue feelings and pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Rhode Island reader praises the product for improving bearing down pains headaches and overall well being after a short period of use.
Reactions from WM M Hyman principal Callyfornia Rev C Done Harvard Dr Harold Fuller and others extoll the Stoddard Library. Endorsers praise its selection quality entertainment value and educational impact, calling it peerless in literature and a powerful aid to learning and imagination.
Round Table discussed Our National Parks with Miss Annie Wight presenting slides from three seen. Mrs Wall led a report on the first Thanksgiving. Pleasant Hour Club featured textiles and silk papers by Mrs Martin with guests from Denver. Thanksgiving themes echoed. Parent-Teachers Association urged formation in Lawrence. Mothers League met with program on Thanksgiving and sex hygiene teaching. Quivers Club hosted by Mrs Colman with Helen Hoopes reading from Shakespeare and a social luncheon.
Readable fragments describe a shopping and pharmacy context with items like Crystal Lithia Water and Vanishing Cream, plus references to Hood's Sarsaparilla and insurance offices. The garbled text hints at a local drug store, medical tonics, and pension bureau drawers, with scattered prices and phone cues.
Mrs C Palmer of Green Bay Wisconsin suffered kidney and bladder trouble but rapidly recovered after using Foley Kidney Pills according to her husband Mr Palmer who reports the medicine yields solid health results. Barber & Son promote the claim of auritive and healing medicines for urinary irregularities and kidney ailments.
Madison Wisconsin January 1 1913 M D Reynolds states he suffered from rheumatism since 1894 contracted while working on a railroad snow plow He used three boxes of Merital Rheumatism Powders and has thrown away crutches becoming nearly fully recovered He highly recommends the remedy See our window for after supper specials at Ericksen’s Narine and Helen of Odessa visit Mr and Mrs J P Powell C Roberts
An old style testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills claims relief from back and kidney pains. A Baldwin Kansas resident J M Elwell reports severe prior pain, then better health after using the pills. Advertisement notes price 30 cents and Foster Milburn Co as U S agent. urges remembering the name.
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