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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
4
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern writes of years of severe prostration and a stomach unable to retain food. She credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restorative effects, saying she began to gain strength and is now cured. The note promotes the remedy as a blood purifier and nerve builder with liquid or chocolate tablets available.
The Journal-World notes Earl Akers is the Republican nominee for state treasurer. Akers, described as a competent former governor Stubbs’ executive clerk, should receive broad support. The column cites his background and urges votes, alongside unrelated literary and travel notes and a reminder to register to vote by Friday.
The Cradle of the Deep is highlighted as a recent release from L C Page Co with Robinson Crusoe and the Swiss Robinson listed among new books. The note hints at intriguing maritime themes and classic tales in the publisher’s lineup.
Uncle Walt Mason laments in verse on life’s hard grind the chase for ice and money. He mocks overwork, rising costs, and fear for the poor as winter bites, noting the season’s spirit contrasts with squalor and survival. Copyright 1912 by George Matthew Adams.
Hart Schaffner and Marx introduce the Varsity Line offering smart up to date clothing for young men. The makers cater to the young fellows with outfits described as the greatest seen or shown by the speaker.
The advertisement touts a superior Varsity line with style novelties, smart tailoring, and diverse fabrics. Hart Schaffner & Marx promise all wool and quality materials, urging quick viewing before others choose, stressing guaranteed tailoring and the buy now appeal.
A fragment from Page J discusses anger at corporate trusts and the Sherman Act. It compares federal and state enforcement, praises government power to regulate monopolies, and argues for protective tariffs to shield American labor and farmers. It contrasts Woodrow Wilson’s views with broader calls for federal control of big corporations.
Mexico City Oct 24 General Felix Diaz Colonel Jose Dise Ordaz and all officers of the rebellion's troops and marines will be haled before court martial immediately and doubtless will suffer the death penalty. Orders have been issued for convening the court. General Diaz though not new as member of the...
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a remedy that cures colds and grippe in hours. It claims the dose, taken every two hours for three doses, ends headaches feverishness and nasal symptoms, with a pleasant taste and no interference with daily routines.
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