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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
4
An agent touts a nature camp with hot and cold water, 14 bathrooms, complete electric plant, communication links, and an aero plane landing pad. The target buyer balks at price, learns the camp trust owns everything, and is told children cannot be accommodated, leaving rooftop office options as alternative.
Col Charles Ed wards, former D C C C secretary, sought a sleep over after a crowded town hotel. A clerk offers a shared room, leading to a mistaken bed and a corpse seen beside the bed. The tale is recalled with a breakfast line about rounding up a literary fellow.
Professor Frank E. Wood of the Illinois state laboratory says skunk meat is white tender and delicious when glands are removed. He argues the skunk is unjustly persecuted and is a farmer’s best friend for destroying grubs beetles grasshoppers mice and moles. He offers no recipe for capturing the animal or preparing the meat.
A Poto mac flatboat philosopher remarks that Washington people smile on Alexandria folk while Fairfax residents mock Fairfax natives. He notes Pohick Creek residents face derision and must travel to coon hunt in Washington wearing Sunday clothes daily.
A local recount dispute arises after the census undercounts Plunkville. A congressman insists a recount was performed during his own campaign, while others doubt the claim and call for verification.
A narrator references Washington and a youth named George facing truth relate a vacation, with a father remarking on owning up to the experience. The tale hints at friction and consequences as characters reflect on honesty and appetite. A janitor and a cashier briefly appear in a vignette style.
Isaac B. Kimbrell of Kansas City filed in Jefferson City for the Republican nomination to become United States Senator. He submitted a declaration of candidacy today as the campaign moves forward in Missouri.
Miners and the operators at the South West Coal Mines near Kansas City are in extended conference. Representatives from both sides report that progress is slow but real, with several key differences reportedly adjusted during the forenoon sessions.
A Chicago aviator named Benais sant reached Crystal Palace after a rapid Paris to London journey described as three weeks in the passage.
A garbled item notes Fred Clarke and Fred Charkyevy as figures in a recert Star trophy tour with a stop in Colorado Springs. It mentions a loss over $100 and a police report involving a parse omiliinine over SH, plus Pickens who owns a corner store at New York and Quincy streets.
A long case details Laadley charged with the child felonys violation before Justice Vivouks vod. Hoadley demanded a jury trial and the request was denied.
English writer Joseph Burtt extols the United States as a land of the common people, praising wealth freedom and equality while noting England’s class system. He recalls touring eastern cities after four months of lecturing and envisions an American life of labor and manhood.
Advice warns against rapid cooling during heat and warns hot water cures as safer. It cautions against cold immersions and icy baths, endorsing tepid baths and hot applications to neck and wrists. It also cautions on ice usage and handling tea with bare hands, recommending rubber gloves.
Telephone reports from Carlton and Athens describe five accused African Americans killed after an attempt to assault the daughter of planter Robert Huff. One suspect, Chelsen, was fatally shot. Celeshy and Brooks were captured or pursued as two others fled, while two more remained at large.
The discussion centers on regulating water power and conservation policy. Advocates argue federal authority best serves the public, while opponents claim states should retain control to prevent private interests from evading regulation. The piece critiques predatory corporations and emphasizes protecting public welfare.
A rallying call argues Conservation is a broad road to national efficiency not exclusive resource hoarding. It warns against special interests and corporate influence, urging vigilance, civic honesty, and equal opportunity while stressing development, education, and a strong national character.
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