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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1909
Page
2
A disputed quote questions Kermit Roosevelt killing four lions and pursuing elephants as cruel while readers debate old fashioned love and social change. The Williamsburg teen Lorena Sutterland condemns cruelty, others lament shifting norms about courtship and town manners as politics and regional biases surface.
A compact excerpt from the Lawrence Journal with notes on publication details and a long Sage and Sulphur hair dye advertisement. Includes mentions of The Journal, Associated Press reports, editorials, and public notices, plus consumer health product details and pricing.
Fragmentary notes report a visit about deregations and six houses treated. It mentions urging people to rent, saving cases, and large houses to rent in Lawrence with reference to a race or place name.
A fragmented November reflection celebrates youth at the university and city venues. It envisions the young sweeping through the opera house, airdome, drawing rooms, and streets, while older generations face scarcity in Lawrence amid a burst of enthusiasm.
A fragmentary letter from W. E. Hornaday weighs tariff policy and Roosevelt in a Taft era split among Republicans. The piece touches party divisions, pay and policy discussions, and期待 vocal factions. A separate item notes a general strike by Omaha street railway workers tied up service and wage concerns.
A fragment states Hezekiah pleads with the Lord after Isaiah prophesies added years to his life. The passage notes the sign of the sun’s dial turning back ten degrees and the king’s hope for recovery from illness. The text shifts to an advertisement praising DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as a cure for backache and urinary issues.
Jennie Smith, a junk dealer and Mesa Muirh resident, is the alleged victim in a Sunday morning assault involving Atanalis Galbon, a Mexican street railway worker. The accused denies charges but the girl identifies him. police and doctors report evidence supporting the claim. Galbon, who says he came to work on the street railway, was questioned by deputies and is held pending further examination.
Real estate transfer fragment mentions Miller Te Ih and others with rights of way and lot references in Baldwin City Rhode Ishunl St and High Street. the text also includes an unrelated Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement with testimonials and claims of efficacy by F J Cheney Co and Wallaau Brinwan Marvin druggists in Toledo Ohio.
Sunday police arrested five men in connection with a car break-in and theft from a railway, including alleged entry via a window and escape attempts. Officers chased suspects near the crime scene. one man captured as others fled. The group denied involvement, while a $125 reward is offered for convictions.
An excerpted page from an old magazine issue features a mix of promotion and health copy. It mentions a fall selection and a new term related to openings and weights. It includes a Diet aid advertisement for Konel promising digestion help and a money back guarantee, sold by druggists nationwide.
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