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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1916
Page
7
A garbled OCR passes through themes of housing prices and living spaces, then shifts to reflections on humanity and art. It cites a theater moment with a performance from Elijah and a misheard lyric about reading hearts over instruments, ending with a sharp, disjointed line about a state tomato.
A fragmented newspaper ad lists grocery items including dried fruits, peaches, powder, and canned goods. The confusing OCR yields terms like Spot Cash Grocery, Huy vow, 8 lbs tare, and California canned frit No 10, with irregular misspellings and vendor names like Howden. The ad presents a general sale feel without coherent quantities or dates.
The letter from Colonel George Harvey denounces Wilson and urges voters to back Hughes, framing it as a patriotic stand. It questions Wilson's neutrality, critiques protectionist tariffs, and argues the Democratic tariff policy failed to curb costs, urging voters to favor Hughes over the President.
A Portland Telegram excerpt discusses a Republican party choice and criticisms of foreign policy. The piece argues the administration faces division, questions justice and humanity, and portrays the candidate as challenging the current path amid political tensions. The language reflects dated political commentary and opinion on national policy.
In a speech, Mr Hughes denounces political patronage in diplomacy, arguing that posts should go to those eminently fit for the duties rather than party loyalists. He asserts that appointing politicians to major departments corrupts the U S name and honors.
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