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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1909
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal of September 27 1909 reports editorials on Peary Cook Taft and party politics, comments on insurance rates and city improvements, and notes local incidents and opinions. It includes a short health ad for DeWitt’s Liver Pills and Witch Hazel Salve. The piece reflects a bustling urban paper tone with named figures and local references.
A garbled OCR passage discusses farms, prices, and people with scattered phrases. It mentions cemeteries, a character named Whi dees he, and unclear events about someone leaving or getting out. The piece lacks coherent facts or a clear narrative.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a vice president hesitating in a republic, mentions Beamer and a Beamer carried result, and notes a Republican party involvement. Names and places are garbled, with no coherent events or dates readable.
After November 1 the ten cent registry fee rises from eight cents and indemnity for lost registered items increases from 25 to 30 dollars. Postmaster General Hitchcock announced the order on September 13. The system aims to make the postal service self sustaining with low rate insurance for valuable articles and new features being studied include a parent registration and a high value class with higher fees and indemnities.
A fragmented passage recalls Isaiah's assurance to Jacob and Israel of redemption and divine presence through waters and fire. It cites exile and return, the Lord as creator and savior, and ends with a testimonial about Burdock Blood Bitters restoring health amid a jumble of historical and religious references.
The article notes Alaska’s purchase by the United States for 7 million dollars after Russia ceded the territory. It argues Alaska holds wealth in fisheries and natural resources and could provide perpetual value if properly managed. It also references DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills and a Business College hiring demand for stenographers.
Fragmented notes describe Kansas job guidance for a hired girl and references to employment, local vendors, and a drugstore selling rubber goods and school books. The text mentions Walding, Rinnan & St Sav, and Wolf's Book Store, with scattered phrases about parlor use and sale of items.
Mr. Hitchcock urges no unnecessary expense in postal work while a legal notice warns against unverified claims and a local ad touts Wallis Texas Wonder for kidney bladder and kidney cure, listing Barbe and Son as sellers.
Readable text fragments describe veal, shelter issues, and Albanian related terms. The passage appears garbled with misplaced letters hindering clear meaning and does not present a cohesive event or identifiable entities. No coherent facts to summarize beyond isolated words.
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