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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1912
Page
4
A historical column discusses the Roosevelt assassination debate with reflections on presidential protection and democracy. It includes local Lawrence High School items such as elected student officers, orchestra activities, staff roles, and recent additions to the student body.
A fragmented verse paints winter as a harsh season for children and a lament for lost joys by the fireside. The piece imagines Willie and other children missing lively games as winter dulls the house with dreary chores and quiet games.
A Kansas Federation of Labor appeal profiles Governor Stubbs as a champion of labor and cites multiple 1909 to 1917 statutes improving worker safety, hours, and rights. The letter urges supporters to write in Stubbs for Senate, aligning labor interests with Roosevelt and warning opponents funded by big financial interests. It names Bramlette Johnson and Doyle as fellow labor leaders endorsing Stubbs.
The clip touts Meéritol Rheumatism Powers as the highest medical achievement of modern science promising permanent relief for rheumatism. It notes local drug store remedies and several town visits by Dr TG and Bishop Wl Ae Quayle, with social calls among Kansans and Iowa readers.
The regular county teachers examination will take place at the court house on Friday and Saturday October 25 and 28. Teachers may take any part of the examination for a first grade certificate. GR. Hawley. Baney toilet soaps and Palmer's perfumes advertised at Raymond's Drug Store.
A discussion on child development argues that silliness taxes the infant mind as much as useful knowledge. It cites a Harper's Weekly piece noting that teachable letters like A have clear value, while playful images like a teddy bear and pink toes illustrate early concepts in humor and learning.
A fragmented 19th century notice describes repairing a dapganéd tray by applying white paint and drying on edge, claiming the tray can be restored to near new. The text also includes garbled figures and references to a large number and the Gale country, with unclear meaning.
A just-acquitted woman declares she is tired of sensations after a murder trial. The remark reflects weariness with the sensationalism surrounding the case and hints at broader social attitudes toward crime coverage.
An advertisement for a liniment named Meritel Snow White claiming universal blessing and healing across all needs. The copy emphasizes high value and exclusivity via Raymond's Drug Store as the exclusive agent.
A Philadelphia scientist contends artificial rubber can be produced from waste cotton, particularly ripening pollens that fail to mature. The claim frames a potential new source for synthetic rubber material.
The snippet notes Cochin China seeking rat destruction methods harming Rica crops. It mentions women’s suffrage, electrical engineers among workers, Edison guidance favoring women, and Mrs Ira Tett of Long Beach running an electrical plant. Also cites self-respect quotes and London homeless arrests, with 1,735 picked up in one night.
The notice promotes Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women and bladder issues in children. It claims a two month treatment per bottle and offers mail delivery for $1.00 if not sold by druggists. Dr E W Hail of St Louis is cited and testimonials are requested. Lightning struck near Cable Cove Oregon, killing 96 sheep in a single bolt.
Con Squires leads town photography, offering portraits and appointments by phone. Residents are invited to view his pictures and book sessions at the new studio in town.
A cat at the Hayburn Wyke hotel near Scarborough England mothered five wild rabbits with one of her kittens. The nest was discovered by diggers and taken to the hotel where the cat adopted them while all her other kittens were drowned. A note on Quintilian urges proper parental education stressing manners and virtuous training across ages.
A meek man wanders to the Book counter seeking guidance for a home at night. The clerk directs him to the marriage department three aisles down, saying he is in the wrong section. The moment highlights a mix up and comic misunderstanding.
A local promotion touts Devoe Lead-and-Line Paint claiming lower gallons needed cut costs for buyers and painters. It promises better coverage and longer life at about three to one versus ordinary paint, urging next sale to visit 724 Mass Ave. for more details.
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