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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
4
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions eruptions and “Unequalled, Radical Permatutures” with phrases about records and positivist wording, lacking clear subjects or dates to anchor a full news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, or places are present.
An AP report explains how the Associated Press covered Pope Leo XII's death amid Vatican tensions and Italian censorship. A coded message plan allowed rapid, discreet transmission, reversing figures to avoid alerting authorities until the moment of death.
A cryptic telegram notes the Pope's death at 4 04. The Associated Press operator announces the death to the New York and San Francisco bureaus within minutes, causing instant notification across all circuits. News spreads rapidly through the press by nine minutes after the event.
A pasted collage mixes a testimonial praising Cardui for women's health with local ads for dairy products, ice cream, seeds, and a seed company. It also includes a public notice inviting bids for concrete work in Douglas County and shop ads for remedies, groceries, and chores.
A fragmented OCR line mentions Rue Barkeye and Saley Flueh Uncubaters and Poulley supplies at the Barteldes Seel Ca, offering no clear event or action. Entities appear nonsensical. no verifiable date, place, or organization can be confirmed from the readable text.
A Kansas bride-to-be refused marriage saying she cannot leave her aging parents, echoing a familiar lament on balancing filial duty and love. The Philadelphia Press notes the act highlights long-standing tension between parental obligation and the pull of a new union.
An anecdote about egg perfumes absorbing through eggs on a shop counter ends with a note on how perfume spills prompted counter moves. The text then shifts to real estate pitches near the University grounds detailing prices, payments, and drastic land value increases near the university.
Supplement to the November issue of the Missouri & Kansas Telephone directory dated 1911 lists numerous residents and addresses. Entries include names with Rural or Res. designations across states, with partial addresses in Tennessee, Vermont, New Jersey, Maine, Connecticut, Arkansas, Montana, Alabama, Massachusetts, and New York, plus several business and club listings.
Sydney Smith disliked concerts and minor key music noting melancholy and disapproval yet later regretted his musical tastes. The passage pivots to late 19th century ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla candy and seed listings. Wiedemann’s offers chocolate dips and 20 cent pound prices with Easter mentions. local sellers promote seeds, pictures, horse shoes, and photography services along with candy assortments at Wiedemann’s.
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