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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1916
Page
4
A fragmentary report describes political tension with a blast and fire at apparent targets of opponents. It mentions factions moving between states and intense, strenuous political rhetoric underlying the incident.
A final cleanup push is planned in Lawrence for tomorrow as the regular period ends. Residents who have not yet cleared their premises may expect visits from cleanup crews to ensure orderly premises and avoid officer intervention.
The Leavenworth resident Pines protests state inspectors work amid disputes over inspection methods. Dr Crumbine notes inspectors are unpopular in several towns as visits begin and sparked tense responses.
Wartime costs push up Bible prices as paper glue leather ink and other materials become expensive. The disruption in supply affects publishers and readers alike, with readers facing higher costs for religious texts.
The passage notes that finished product prices have become fixed and yield poorly to advances in cost. Subscriptions now cover a much smaller percentage of total periodical costs than several months ago, indicating a shift in pricing dynamics.
A Londet press article asserts the national color of Ireland is blue rather than green, tracing the choice to historical events and rebellion. It notes a flag with an Irish harp and a white field bearing a red saltire of St Patrick, reflecting debated symbolism.
The article notes Polish participation in university instruction at Warsaw and broader moves allowing Poles to take part in administering their country. It mentions Rockefeller foundation aid and a push for educated Poles amid wartime strains, with emphasis on governance and civil administration duties.
Fragmentary notes discuss why railroads in Mexico were not used and argue the rail line would have aided movement. The writer questions choices and transport options, mentioning a center and a crossing, with unclear details about the planned route or consequences.
Fragmentary column discusses Carranza and U S policy in Mexico with hints of self-assertion and caution. The text references invasion fears, mutual consent, and evolving stance, plus stray ads and notices from local Wichita sources.
Mumbled notes list Easter meal items and party preparations from Reynolds Bros to J Colley and local merchants. References to lamb, rabbits, lilies, and ready moulds for serving plus visits and social calls mark a small town Easter scene.
Topeka Kansas April 17 1910 deputy bank examiner praises the Lawrence Building and Loan association after a routine audit. The report includes a balance sheet as of March 31 1916 with assets liabilities and detailed schedules.
We extend thanks to friends and all who offered sympathy after the death of our dear Mother. Your kindness and beautiful flowers are gratefully remembered by the family.
The garbled line appears from a historical OCR of a personal notice or dialogue. It mentions a man named Mr Man and a request to proceed after a delay, with phrases that resemble a request or imperative about reinstatement or renewal.
An advertisement extols Real Cross Ball Blue as the only blue dye and promises the best whitening results for fabrics. The speaker highlights Myjeloth¢s dream snowy whites and asserts a preference for Red Cross Ball Blue with a boastful claim of beauty benefits.
An advertisement claims eczema relief by washing affected skin with resinol soap and hot water, drying, then applying Resinol Ointment. It promises instant itching stop and sleep, noting the product’s antiseptic action and doctors’ prescription history for over 20 years.
Resinol Soap promises a purer cleansing experience and a clear complexion. The advertisement emphasizes healing Resinol medication within the soap to keep skin fresh and beautiful.
Fragmentary notice reports Judge Henry Allmeh visiting the city this morning. The message also promotes family photography at Squires Stadium and advertises BLACKS SEAL Cigar.
A new store will open at 1017 Mass known as the Varsity Building after May Day. The owner plans magazines cigars and a fine lineup for shoppers and invites the women of the city and local students to visit as the shop seeks to serve the dawn area.
The Springfield venue hosts a rally in the line led by the Pioneer Company. Edwards is listed as agent for Merchants Rank with See Co 1.
Fragmentary note mentions rates at the university and state finance context. No clear persons or organizations other than university. Further specifics are unreadable.
A reader notes that Cady and relatives spent Easter vacation in Kansas City with family.
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