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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
4
A vintage advertisement promotes Danderine as a hair treatment promising immediate cleansing, fullness, softness, and shine. It asserts the product dissolves dandruff, purifies the scalp, and stimulates growth, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from local stores.
A Lawrence Kansas World article from September 10 1912 discusses Judge Thompson’s dis appointment to party allies and the Republican congressional race in the second district. It condemns crooked federal judges and notes reform sentiment, predicted gains for independent voters, and a shifting Kansas political landscape.
A 1912 verse by George Matthew Adams urges steadfastness and perseverance. It repeats the refrain wear a brave front through hardship, noting that bad luck, grief, and weary days will pass as pilgrims press toward the top.
In a circuit of speeches and editorials Kansas Republicans push protection as a benefit while Democrats oppose it. Roosevelt tours districts independently to bolster GOP candidates. leaders like Mitchell work to organize campaigns amid debates over electors and Star newspaper loyalties.
In Topeka discussions, Stubbs and Dolley back the Roosevelt Johnson ticket while Dean and Smith support the opposing national ticket. The heated exchange questions party loyalty, labels bolters, and argues there is no Kansas “term itary” unity this year as both sides rally behind rival platforms.
A local political message urges votes for Brady in November, praising his vigor and patriotism while urging supporters to back him for Congress in the Bayo district. The article critiques party partisanship, contrasts Brady with opponents, and cites newspaper stances on Wilson and Stubbs amid a broader Kansas political divide.
A garbled OCR portion mentions pro and anti school factions, two parties vying for control, and anticipated conflict between groups. It hints at a split outcome where one side's election would mean the other loses ground, with tensions affecting national prospects.
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