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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
2
A Lawrence Kansan reprint from September 6 1909 covers editorial notes on the Journal itself its telegraphic reporting and office details plus a lengthy opinion section criticizing law suits rich people and railroads for oppressing Kansas residents. It includes commentary on reform movements Cannonism and a call for a political clean sweep in Kansas politics.
The Wichita Beacon urges legislators to build roads, while The Journal condemns private detectives and pardons. It critiques parole violations by Will Herbert and questions the grounds for Gov. Huels and others pardons, arguing punishment and reform considerations guided public support.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur advertised as a superior darkening hair preparation. Daily use promises color restoration, reduced hair loss, and growth. Sold by druggists for 50 cents to $1.00, or directly by Wyeth Chemical Co. 74 Cortlandt St. New York City. Also available at Lawrence drug stores.
A fragment from Franklin notes light rain Thursday delaying harvest tasks while farmers prepare 40 acres of wheat and cutting wood. Neighbors gather for Harvest Home, families visit in Hoacrave Crider Lat Poster, and Miss Cecil Tavis will study at Lawrence. Schoolhouse repairs finish, students travel to Manhattan and Lawrence for study, and Sunday school resumes at 3 pm. Also a brief ad for Mother Gray Australian Leaf promotes a female ailment regulator.
A fragmented excerpt blends biblical prophecy with a garbled ad copy. It presents Isaiah’s warning to Ephraim about pride and drunkenness, describing the Lord as a tempest and a cornerstone for judgment. The text shifts to an 19th century advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, including testimonials and pricing.
Enrollment dates from September 6 to 11 with freshmen on Monday and Tuesday sophomores on Wednesday juniors on Thursday and seniors on Friday. Irregulars and transfer students may enroll Saturday afternoon with no enrollment Saturday morning. Rural and external students must present a record of prior work.
The Chicago Tribune discusses evolving rail safety, arguing newer technologies and designs offer safer travel than old wooden coaches. Modern rail cars reduce risk, with ads and editorials praising engineered improvements and the potential for fewer accidents on major lines.
Fragmented OCR describes a chaotic scene with medical pills and dubious remedies. It mentions a potion or product linked to early risers and carbotized witches, with claims of treating cuts, burns, bruises, boils, sunburn, and piles. The noisy text names no clear event or verifiable entities.
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