Journal World ad and mixed 1815 notice line
The Journal World listing shows banking ad copy from Merchants National Bank and service notes with contact details and delivery reminders. A syndicated press credit follows, then a long political essay criticizing prohibition and women’s suffrage movements with dated quotes.
North Laavredee Faces Urgent Urban Improvement Call
Citizens demand sidewalks, paving, crossings and essential infrastructure. Officials and experts urge swift, coordinated action to address urban decay and improve livability in North Ganerence and Lanwrence amid debates over regional development and university influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Laavredee
Pengu
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The fragmentary text references luthiers and artesite crafts, noting movements and elegance. It suggests a historical context with mentions of decks and fines, but the meaning remains unclear and incomplete.
National Prodigality in Federal Spending Debate
A historical article criticizes the federal budget excesses and waste under the Sixty-Third Congress. It cites a March statement about possible monthly deficits, argues for tighter appropriations, and calls for responsible, accountable budgeting to curb public spending and debt. The piece highlights the influence of political campaigns on fiscal policy and urges planned national governance.
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House of Representatives
Marehba
Pimmna
United States
Lle
Fragmented rant from Dr Peters on writing and poverty
A garbled critique attributes to Dr Peters a controversial claim linking literature to poverty and social conditions. The text preserves references to sei, personal statements and a claim about his children, though many phrases are unreadable or misordered.
Poverty and illness chain in pursuit of worthy works
A long opinion piece argues poverty and sickness rarely spur outstanding achievement and many notable figures attribute relief or success not to infirmities but to opportunity. It cites Dr Peters and Doan's Kidney Pills as published testimonials while noting mixed evidence and urging continued effort to make the best of adverse conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pooh School
Gary Sveteny
Sepa
Madison
Peters
Sitess PLC
Cyeashon
Face Covered With Pimples Becomes Clear After Cure
Mabell Ayres from Stone Mountain Virginia shares she suffered lifelong facial pimples blackheads and blotches. After using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soup she spent about two dollars and achieved a complete cure with blemish free skin. Physicians have long prescribed Resinol for eczema and skin troubles.
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Mabell
Ayres
Stone Mountain
Governor Capper Presses State Over Resignations And Funds
Governor Capper visits state institutions to assess management and costs, demanding resignations of officials tied to prior administrations. He will review payrolls and staffing at several state homes and agencies, citing economy goals and accountability.
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Capper
Hodges
Caugier
Cevernor Capper
Sind
Cesar
Elmer
Cory
Atehisen
Senatear
Shane Abe Dyan
Karas
F knew there are places where the service would be improved
The governor said there are places where the service would be improved, noting steps to enhance efficiency and reliability. He emphasized ongoing assessments and coordinated efforts with regional offices to address gaps in coverage and responsiveness.
Society Dinner Bridge Honors and Society Notices
Miss Winnie Roberts hosted a dinner in honor of her friend Miss Charlotte Cat of Los Angeles. Prizes for bridge were awarded to Cherline Smith and Miss Lacy Culp with Miss Charlotte Cult as guest prize. Sigma Xi elects new members including Prof. Crepe No Watson and Lawrence Whithemore. Missionary and Ladies circles meet. election of officers to follow with remarks on events and society notices.
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Winnie Roberts
Bepor
Charlotte Cat
Los Angeles
Cat Ghiss Yises
Cherline Smith
Lacy Culp
Pirige
Charlotte Cult
Culp
Arthie Slashins
Ade Atkins
Winifred,lauder
Shaler 'Illisty Tytvedaott
Sigma Xi
Membe
Crepe No Watson
Die Hh
Copacedl Ool
Laowrence
Lawrens Whithemore
Sterlit Nel
Dhesay Obrien Or
Langrrien
Guest of Honor Mis Meade Vadis Leads Topeka Concert
The Minneapolis Orchestra at Topeka performs Monday night under conductor Edward W. Sarraw. Miss Landis oversees the hospital, Lansing Michigan. The program features Oberholfer and Creran works, praised for brilliance. The Sepia Miss Stardelins solo and the Brook Sparks ensemble receive strong applause.
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Mis Meade Vadis Wail Das
Atachuneheon
Edward W. Sarraw
Miss Landis
Lansing
Michigan
Keremitie
Minneapolis
Topeka
Minneapolis Syraphors
Ovenstras
Peneta
Archtestra
Boston
Mfr
Oberholfer
Crean Menors
Wosevetiel
Cverwonky
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Merchants National Bank
the World Company
W. €. Simons
Massachusetts
Chicago
Hartford Building
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Kansas Daily League
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Lawrence
Kansas
Eve
Lanwrence
Wisconsin University
Manny
Central States
Middle West
Taskell
Bosh
DR. Peters
Ted Wien
Steve Wn
Mindyol
Heer
Pet
Fischer
Otto Fischer
Lawrence Weevles
Slonbt
Lawrence Citiaen
Petersont
Potison
Dean
Petersen
Foster Milburn
Ballito
N.Y
Sibley
W.al Marshall
Fle Akin
Messrs
Jerbert Freese
Vo Bedemin
Hane Buwani
Lawrencr
Miss Reed
Lardine Wille
Tila Carson
Lucile Harhour
Raymond Oelirle
Berbih Davis
Roy Dohnsear
Charkey Burette
Heme Ott
Freese
Family Sinaiay
Tamy Akin
Sir. Jones’ Hospital
Dua Dowles
Manhattan
Houw
Willie Depen
Bert Harber
Stiri
Cowles
Leonard
Atsronif
Robert
Okie
Tor Aid Bhier Cooper
Charles Smith
Marna Cowles
F. B. McColloch
D. W. Griffith
Henry Woodruff
Star Brown
Harvard
Mme Glga Petrova
All Stars
Hrook Sparks
Vestiainy City
Biloth
Horack
Gia
Evans Drug Store
Raymonds
Mass
U. S
5Th and
Maple St
U.P
Bell
Clark Sparks & Sons