Palmer Campaign Gathers Speed for Nomination
WashingtonApril 20 Palmer Attorney General promotes a Democratic run while McAdoo lingers awaiting delegates. Palmer headquarters in Munsey Building with Carlin Newman and Covington directing a record of public service claim. The campaign highlights Palmer's anti trust actions coal mine safety and support for direct election of senators women’s suffrage and veteran protection.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
William Gibbs
McAdoo
the Treasury
Palmer
Munsey
Carlin
Congress
Alexandria
the House
Oliver P. Newman
J. Harry Covington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
United States
Ermany
America
Byalr
Wom Ien
Bureau of
Interstate Commerce Rission Fur Authority
Army and Church Gather for Annual Echook Meeting
At the annual Echook meeting hell, F. EB. Childs was elected but voted to have a seven months school. Emile Soik spent Sunday with homa folks. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wiley hosted a fair at Fairview. A Humber from the neighborhood attended a pie social at Stony Point. Childs is ill with the munps. Several locals visited Lawrence for examinations. Glenn Pardee and family returned from Jersey City. he formed the navy in 1917 and is on his first trip.
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Echook
Hell
EB. Childs
Emile Soik
Marvin Wiley
Fairview
Stony Point
Childs
Winger
Hyun- Sings Welbesdye
Lawrence
Teld Fyberts
Hattle Leese
Mor- Mary Hodge
Ethel Frank Pantee
Inger
WI Martin
Walker Randall
Glenn Pardee
Glenn
Jersey City
Navy
Churn Saile
Frank Pardee
Jenn Pardee
Mary Pardee
Berth
Vomroyhem
Jimnie Childs
Lone Starts Brother
George Pardee
Hankell Weudneadyy
Leclo
Henry
Frank Sordéec
Levse
Manhattan
Charley Cooper
Lawrenc
Cooper
Martin ¢. x
Raniall
Elmer Breckinnine Atte
Frank Partec
Ed Johnson
Ed Tressurer
Horrell
Tutt
Mildrest
Lawret
Jack Dally
Harbour Home
J. BH. Cooper
Mo Bleper
Frank Horrell
Virgil
Raymond
T. Crowe
Chica
Stanhoyd
Sol McClintock
Ord Gibson
Sciel Mondry
Cora Eckman
Ath
Airs
Iteraire
Harve Cooper
Vem. Cooper
Mildred
Mabel
Marcarel Cowles
Elmer Cooper
Johnson
Frank Otte
Walter
G. H. Atwood Wediy
Lerngon
Arthur Weeks
Alex Htubattson
Franklin
Marie Gipson
Burd Atchison
Local social notes and school events at Vinland
The column lists residents attending meals, school events, and visits across Lawrence, Kanwaka, and nearby towns. It notes exams, club meetings, a school program, and several residents traveling to Lawrence and Wellsville for tests, games, and social gatherings, including Mrs. Davis health benefit trip and various families visiting kin.
Local Residents Attend Spring Opening at Ballwin Tutts
Mr and Mrs A Rae and son Willige join others at Ballwin tuttas opening. Mrs Prank Georsze, Mr and Mrs Deay and daughter visit. Several locals travel to Lawrence, Vinland, and Winland for visits, business, and social calls amid family gatherings.
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Painless Relief
A newspaper ad touts Freezone as a cheap, painless remedy for all corn types and calluses. It claims instant relief from pain with a touch of Freezone, then lifting the corn away, with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents.
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Ralph Watkins
Unclear OCR fragment hints at court or notices
Fragmentary text references individuals, locations, and actions in scattered lines. No coherent event or clear names emerge to establish a definite notice, warrant, or proceeding from the garbled OCR.
Linen demand grows and industry faces shocks in Louisville
A garbled report notes rising linen demand and disrupted trades in Louisville fashion and business. It mentions costs for animals and chemicals, factory concerns, and uneasy forecasts amid uncertain markets and seasonal pressures.
Wonder Remedy Promises Relief From Severe Illness
A distressed patient reportedly refused surgery and sought Mayr's Wonder Remedy as a cure for longstanding intestinal symptoms. The item references Drs Stare and a surgeon and hints at a controversial treatment offered by a “Round L Corner” medical figure.
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lVorner
Blood remedies claim cures from old prescriptions
A fragmentary testimonial notes 100000 prescriptions filled before number 49 for blood illness. It mentions J. Menkenhall of Naville Indiana, a 40 year wine business veteran, and a patient named Hinata weighing 22% pounds who reportedly improved after trial of the medicine.
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Menkenhall
Naville
Ind
Nynabey
Thompderson
Linden Ste Salem
SICK DOCTOR REGAINS HEALTH WITH REGLO FORMULA
Akron physician Dr Reusing overcomes chronic illness by studying cell theory and blood oxygen. He develops REGLO, a two week treatment of 170 tablets, claimed to renew vitality through iron, oxygen and cell-salts. Available via D A L Reusing laboratories and Round Comer Drug Store in Lawrence.
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Repsing
Akron
Ohio
Kiaidl
Medical College
Lie
Reusing
Tie
Prof
Virghow
Nature
Lecumie
Rensize
Teensing
Wonderfy Sue
Retsing
D. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
REGLO
Lawrence
Round Comer Drug Store
Greenwood School Closed
The Greenwood school shut yesterday with aniner and pro Elser Shirley taught the school this year.
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Greenwood
Aniner
Elser Shirley
Fragmentary Puck Scene Delivers Odd Juxtapositions
A garbled OCR style clipping offers scattered phrases about California, a sports puck reference, and odd dietary notes. Readable parts hint at a chaotic mix of health, child delight, and battle directions without a clear coherent event or source.
Unreadable OCR Fragment Yields Shifting Narration
Fragmentary text describes a tangled scene with names and places blurred. The readable bits hint at a character named Luther and a sequence involving hats and garments, but the full meaning remains unclear.
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