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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
3
Baldwin field hosted a junior contest as Ames college rivals Barry Prep battled for control. The game featured strong defense from Baldwin and scoring bursts from key players, ending with a narrow victory that boosted local prospects and kept the season intensity high.
Fragmentary ad copy touts direct mine coal sales with promises of savings and quality. The garbled text references pricing, delivery, and customer choice, mentioning coal burns cleanly and ashes, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Tar Compound and Foley remedies such as Honey Tar. It references names like Marcquette, Mick, and Childres and hints at sales and usage but provides no clear events or dates. The text appears as scattered, unintelligible phrases about treatments and products.
The readable text is fragmentary with no identifiable person place or event. It cannot be reliably summarized into a coherent news item without further context.
An old fashioned mustard plaster caused blistering but Musterole offers relief without blisters. The clean white ointment is applied with fingertip massage to ease sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup asthma neuralgia headaches pleurisy rheumatic and muscular pains. Available in 30¢ 60¢ and hospital sizes $2.50.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to diagnose the cause of catarrh and choose a treatment that targets the source rather than symptomatic relief. It claims hidden infections in the blood and air passages can be cured by a specific regimen, promoting S.S.S. and inviting readers to write for a free medical guide from a Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
Report cites numerous objections from residents and builders to a proposed plumbing bill. Fragments indicate discussion of pipes, repairs, and costs, with references to council, owners, and contractors. Explained as a contested local issue affecting services and prices.
A garbled advertisement fragment touts mysterious cures and pills with dubious claims. It mentions "Wizerd Liver" and pink pills, claiming broad daily usefulness and guaranteed results, framed as a sales pitch with unclear consent.
Officials and builders clash over lead pipe installation amid plumbing concerns, with warnings of higher costs and necessary demolitions. A water notice describes a cleaning effort on streets near West, through New Hope and Meron counties, citing disruptions and regulatory debates.
An advertisement claims a product or method ends dandruff instantly by stopping itching and ging, leaving hair flat, lustrous, and soft. It promises dramatic improvements in scalp condition and overall hair appearance.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a spring medicine called Good Blood Tonic aimed at boosting people’s confidence and handling skin issues like psoriasis. Mentions prescription status and unclear details due to damaged source.
Mrs. G. A. Evenstine and son of Denver visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Nebermas in Kansas. They plan to remain for an indefinite time while relatives attend to business and social affairs, with mentions of travel and arrangements in Topeka and nearby communities.
Mrs R A Fammeers of Orchard Knob Avenue Chattanooga Tennessee praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it strengthened her back relieved dropsy effects during pregnancy and menopause and enabled her to perform housework easily. She recommends the medicine to other women and offers to share her name. The ad touts forty years of success for the remedy.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cleve tin core and references to pills. Context unclear. limited readable facts, no clear event, persons, or organizations beyond generic names.
W R Stubbs and Mr and Mrs W were seen in Topeka and Kansas City as Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquet soap and Windsor products were advertised in Metallac’s drug store with special sale pricing.
Market rem Aetthe August list shows mixed pricing and volumes. Traders note volatile demand for metals and grains amid shifting currency signals. Local exchanges report cautious gains and thin liquidity across sectors.
A well known medical figure from Buffalo cites spring fever as a toxin buildup issue from winter diet. He praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to revitalize blood and aid invalids, recounting a testimonial of recovery from pneumonia and typhoid fever with the product.
The Brunswick tire firm touts its 1845 heritage and strict standards driven by a staff of rugber experts with 20 years minimum experience. The ad claims betterment adoption, rivals price with quality, and invites readers to try Brunswick tires as a surprising yet affordable superior choice.
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