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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
4
Miss Mabel F Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana writes of long battle with catarrh and blood disease. She credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with her recovery after two bottles, claiming renewed health and urging others to try the medicine in liquid or Sarsapabs form.
The Journal-World reports Kansas voters prefer Republican candidates with optimism about a large turnout and increased majorities. Judge Thompson faces party pressure despite calls for fair treatment as the constitutional plan to elect senators by the people gains support. The piece notes Vice President Sherman’s death and concerns over worker fires in New York, urging greater care for poorer citizens.
The Ottawa Guardian endorses Republican candidate C. L. Brady for Congress, urging Temperance voters to back him. It notes Brady supports the Kenyon-Sheppard bill on liquor shipments and accuses opponents of general opposition to such measures. The piece highlights Robb’s criticisms and calls Brady the sure choice for electors.
A compact reflection on Uncle Walt as a poetic figure who mocks harsh manners. The piece contrasts courtesies with harsh street life, argues polite behavior cultivates calm living, and warns that rudeness invites retaliation in crowded public spaces. It notes that good manners attract favorable treatment and quiet life, while mean behavior backfires.
A vintage health advice piece warns seniors not to use harsh laxatives and urges gentle relief with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It extols natural, mild cleansing, claims it boosts liver and bowels without drugs, and advises reading the California Syrup of Figs label for authenticity.
A Douglas County Republican letter reports that local Democrats may seek to trade state and national tickets for congressional and county candidates. It claims Republicans would vote for Democratic congressional candidates in return for Democratic support of Republican county nominees. The central committee warns of further plans before election day.
The Colony Free Press urges voters to back Brady over Taggart and Democratic candidates. It attacks Bosses, touts a fearless, independent representative who will not bow to party bosses, and lists policy points including campaign finance reform, workers’ protections, farming district aid, and veteran pensions.
Fragmentary voter exhortation pushing John Brady as a fearless choice for the Second District. The text praises Brady’s courage and independence from party bosses, promising fights against Boss influence and urging a vote for Brady.
Letter to readers rails at Curtis Mulvane Dean and GOP, backing Brady as a strong fighter who will not bend to conspiracies. Accuses party leaders of selling out to Curtis and urges Martin Pepperell to denounce the Curtis pact or lose Democratic support. Calls for Stanton Stubbs-like integrity and political renewal in Kansas.
A fragmentary testimonial notes F J Cheney of Toledo as honest and capable in business. The ad promises Hall's Catarrh Cure for catarrh, claims a 15 year familiarity, and lists pharmacies selling the remedy with a money back style offer.
An advertising snippet advises customers to consult their painter for exact gallon needs and order Devoe paint through F. W. Jaedicke at 724 Massachusetts Ave, with dealers to take back unused portions as a money-saving policy.
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