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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1914
Page
4
A distressed narrator describes constant worry and self doubt. The scene shifts to a chaotic dinner setting with roasting potatoes tea and toast. Amid the clattering tables and chairs the speaker races to a site seeking escape while confronting dread and ruin.
Lawrence Kansas Oct 12 1914 editorial notes political leanings in the second district. Advocates progressives and national prohibition with Allen and Murdock likely winners. Local ads mention Kodak printing and drugstore services. Chamberlain's remedy praised for Spanish War veterans.
The text cites Republican calls to repeal the Sikesenk tariff and contrasts party lines with the Progressives of Douglas County. It mentions Mrs Welluan for register of deeds and Miss Buckaminster for clerk, suggesting shifts in local offices under the New Deal era. The passage emphasizes security politics and efficiency measures and predicts potential victories.
An old fashioned Republican address last week by James A. Troutman is recalled as a defense of the party’s failures. He argues the Democratic era ruined the country, revisiting Cleveland era politics and insisting no new ideas emerge. A large crowd listened as Troutman urged caution, saying the GOP cannot reclaim its anchor.
Fragmentary note reflects public mood on prohibition and suffrage in an election. Voters show skepticism toward old parties, while a progressive candidate for congress appears to gain some traction by advocating reform measures amid a wary electorate.
Obituary records detail the life of Marge Hindman who died of heart disease at the Bloyach Avenue Hotel, with services led by Rev Dy. M ier Hirst Baptist Church. Pallbearers and offerings reflect a community's ties, noting family connections and a long life with Civil War and political lineage, including ties to Ohio and Kansas politics.
The readable text references a Saturday event at a full page and fair with mentions of Win City and Bester. It cites a protest against Ignor that Tie is full of hiss subject. It notes developing and printing material and Kedsk Films and McGough's Drug Store. Prepare to stand for broader coverage.
Mrs Walter Richardson hosted a LaCorte Club gathering at her home on Fourth Street with a dainty luncheon served by the hostess aided by Miss Freda Gillis. Attendees included Mrs Herman Hodges Mrs Chestdy Pons Mrs Phil Olmsted and Miss Gibbs and her son from St Louis. The note mentions Visiting Nurse Association events and Miss McClure Avi arriving later in the week.
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