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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1914
Page
2
The text notes 950,329 bales sent abroad last September and 125,778 bales this September, hinting at economic strain in the South. It also mentions evaluating liquor interests and endorsements for congressional candidates in the district, with a Progressive candidate left unsupported.
Fragmented note claims Calderhead remains fixed in his views while Capper allegedly surfaces with pro Curtis alignment. It suggests Capper’s not endorsing Curtis publicly, with other figures moving toward the straight ticket, amid a charged political climate.
The fragmentary text speculates on a so called king of the Nip of Europe, mentions Tae, and queries which nation will base the largest land presence in a remaking era. The unclear prose leaves nation, place, and size undetermined.
An advertisement extols Pinex cough syrup as a powerful, fast acting treatment. It claims 234 ounces of pine extract in a pint bottle with sugar creates a pleasant remedy, promising rapid relief from persistent, dry, hoarse, or tight coughs and helping clear mucus. It insists on a druggist’s guarantee and credits Captain Wayne as a testimonial in a period voice.
The war continues with expected long delays. Winter will be hard and spring may see renewed vigor in fighting. The Topeka Capital voices offense at Henry Allen’s stance on suffrage, noting Capper’s rapid political shift from progressive to standpatter over two years.
The campaign shifts from Victor Murdock to Henry Alten as the race tightens. Alten gains support and could win the governor's chair, with his ticket riding the momentum if the landslide holds. The piece notes party strategy and populist appeal amid a turbulent contest.
Law notes detail the three Daniels Tick cases from Lawrence being heard with Atchison County jurisdiction. Plaintiffs claim privilege in the suits as they proceed before Judge Jackson amid procedural tensions and local courtroom debate.
Voters hear calls to elect Livermore as treasurer and Mike Helen N Backer as state auditor to restore honest administration. Supporters claim the treasurer's office has long been a hotbed of graft and public distrust, urging unity behind the proposed ticket.
An old advertisement extols Cagearets or Caesarets as a fast remedy for constipation and related symptoms. It claims relief from headaches and stomach distress, urging readers to buy from any druggist. It also notes children need cleansing aids.
A sensational advertisement touts Amolox as a miracle treatment for skin conditions from eczema to rashes. It claims rapid results after two weeks, notes a mother’s testimonial about her daughter’s recovery and marriage, and endorses the product with dubious guarantees.
Fragmentary notice urges the public to vote, mentions local firms and figures like Dick Bros and Kaw Valley Creamery. Cramped text references a factory and retail terms, with scattered mentions of health and wealth ideas. The readable fragments suggest a civic notice tied to an upcoming election.
A brief county incident tells of a rider who narrowly escaped fatal injury. The report notes a medical delay and a turtle reference amid scrambled wording, with the subject continuing his ton after the event.
An ad claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla corrects blood impurities and purges rheumatism symptoms. It asserts improved digestion and stamina, urging readers to trust their local druggists for purchase.
A fragment describes Pape's Cold Compound claimed to break a cold with three doses and relieve grippe symptoms. It touts fast action for headache fever throat and body aches, offered at low cost and available in stores.
Society notes record the wedding of Mrs Eshel Fil Uran set for Wednesday October 21 at Willow Springs. The bride and groom, both known locally, were joined by many friends in a formal ceremony with reception and expressions of thanks to hosts.
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