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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
4
A advertising copy extols the Varsity Fifty Five suit by Hart Schaffner and Marx as correct stylish attire for young men. It promises several variations while highlighting fabric quality and tailoring with prices from 18 to 30 dollars, noting value at 25 dollars.
The Journal-World announces pricing terms for daily and yearly subscriptions, with delivery guidance. A lengthy editorial fragment discusses legislative failures, public health inspections, and wartime neutrality debates, referencing U.S. policy and naval history with scattered commentary on public works and enforcement.
Incomplete obituary fragment notes the passing of William R Nelson, referencing a Whig figure from early years and his brainy, capable character. The text hints at his environment and personality, but is garbled and partially unreadable.
A garbled historical fragment discusses Mr Nelson of Vie Kanes City and a claim that he will score HIV and a thousand within a wavering, unclear context. The text is incomplete and contains numerous misspellings and broken phrases.
An old Kansas law bans fee splitting between physicians and surgeons. Backed by doctors groups, the measure aims to curb secret divisions of earnings with patients unaware of the split. Supporters call it a reform to restore trust and nobility to the medical profession.
The piece claims bills in various states prohibit secret divisions of ties among medical professionals and asserts Kansas will pass similar laws. It praises surgeon Arie Be Stewarts of Topeka, a supporter of the measure, noting battles in the legislature and opposition from figures like Ex-Governor Stubbs. Wichita Bearer.
A distressed diplomatic analysis discusses President Wilson and Carranza amid Mexican turmoil. It argues for firm U S pressure beyond words, noting naval deployments to Veracruz and the limits of federal authority to command Mexican leadership.
A fragmentary item mentions person named Henry Loves and a visit involving Willora Sinales or Jet Mexier in a quirky, unclear context. The text hints at a domestic or personal rendezvous with ambiguous roles and relationships. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
A historical note advises washing hair with plain refined coconut oil instead of soap. It claims soaps contain alkali that dries and brittles hair, while coconut oil cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to manage, removing dust and dandruff.
A convention adjourned after approving resolutions praising Lawrence and the Woodmen of the World and Royal Neighbors. It is estimated the plan could raise about 2500 annually to fund a home on eighty acres near several small cities. Delegates from both orders attended, with Lawrence photographed by a local artist, and plans to add visitors and rates for next year.
Social events fill the week as Mrs Fred Lave entertained for Mrs Carre Bishape from Topeka and Miss Evelyne Willar hosted a birthday gathering for Me Lh Cooper. Guests enjoyed guormilly and light refreshments before leaving. Nearby, Mr and Mrs WOR and family from Denver plan to move into 1 1 Street, and Mrs McFarland welcomed guests at four North American Insurance office. The Alpha Prosperoring held a spring party Saturday night at the Meadow, with various attendees noted. Sigma Na plans a dance with Madeline Leo as instructor, while the German class prepared a weekend program. Various names appear among attendees at the Toftowine community funeral and other social events.
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