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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
6
M. R. Butts of Kansas City says two years of misery ended after she began taking Yaniac. She reports the best health she has had in years and a gain of twenty pounds.
A testimonial asserts dramatic health improvements from Panine deserting no ease and pain relief, noting weight gain of 200 pounds and restored appetite. The piece praises Tarlac medicine and urges readers to buy from the company and its distributors in every town.
Part of the Atlar fleet, twenty vessels, were berthed in New York. J Limerick in Ireland staged a protest against a manual Tu ie Hall. Danes at Oven Ae Cohn and Mr an! spent time at Fleur Daint-City Dry Store as cleanup efforts proceeded.
A garbled 1920s style page shows items from Dame Fashion and Patterson Hat Shop with ticketed events, costumes for a club masquerade at F. A. Uy hall, and fundraising notes for a Social Service fund. It also contains scattered ads for groceries, electrical meters, and various household goods along with fragmented dialogue about medicines and toys. The copy is garbled with misspellings and stray phrases, retaining several proper nouns and places Leser likely references to local vendors and theaters.
Fragmented obituary notice items list several names including A J Bell Augusta Guentert and William Arber with scattered details about ages and locations. The text also mentions a Red Star Detroit Oil Cutter demonstration and various unrelated business lines and services, indicating a garbled early 20th century newspaper page with multiple notices and ads.
In a Monday night session the committee approved a plan to lay asphalt on a stretch of road, with two to three miles slated for paving. The job will curb and quiet traffic, beginning the second phase of the project including paving, cleanup, and housing adjustments in the area.
Fragmentary lines mention Welch and Welch and Muss Neers and other names unclear. No coherent event or date established. Readable elements point to a general notice or advertisement fragment without identifiable actions.
Fragmented text discusses pneumonia aftermath and medical care, noting effects on individuals and the mind, urges relief via vapor remedies and care strategies, and hints at historic rural medical practices without clear dates or names.
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