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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1912
Page
6
Fragmented text shows references to Rhode Island Kentucky and Raymond's Drug Store. Mentions a burner or lamp like peroxide cream and an incandescent light. Scrambled phrases imply a local notice or advertisement with scattered place names and items. No clear event or single subject emerges.
Patchy OCR notes Wool’s book stock with references to needle demonstrations by Mrs E M Becker. The item lists machine and hand sewing needles and mentions a first store location west of McCulloch's Drug Store. The fragmentary text emphasizes fashion books and needle products for young men planning wives, with unclear dates or events.
A Montclair church night show featured seven spinster couples in masks wigs and costumes to reveal why they never married. Amid comic explanations from the seven “old maids” the audience laughed as mothers failed to recognize their daughters and the couples walked away still unlabeled.
New York reports a sham battle by the Second battalion of field artillery in Westchester. The old Carroll homestead was razed as the fake fight progressed from 100 yards to 1 150 yards with the squadron reporting steady progress and attacks on the foundation stones.
Classified items describe a drowning death near Clinton with a mother’s alleged suffocation of her infant, along with a garbled ad block for Alabaster Balm, birth notices, and several farm and horse stock notices. Shown are mixed snippets of health products, wedding notices, and livestock examinations from a 1910s era newspaper.
A fragmentary discussion on durable building styles highlights timber framed with brick and tin facades. The dialogue notes marshy soils and rural use, while a passing remark questions costs and fashion, ending with a married exchange about investments and wear.
Fragmentary text suggests references to divinities and rites around Apis and the sacred ox Heildpolis. It hints that later women of customs and deeds around Wirbeard and an emerging future time may appear incongruous, though the source remains unclear and partial.
A fragmented quotation from the London Opinion notes Dugald Tin’s reply to a cordial invitation. He declines drink, cites not being in a mood for whisky, and mentions his current state and a desire for something that would suit his taste.
A periodical argues for plays rooted in science and emotion. The piece critiques modern stage works, noting playwrights and audiences alike risk losing edge if they ignore genuine human feeling. It cites an ancient view: one must have loved to be a gentleman.
A fragmented eighteenth to early twentieth century style catalog item lists purebred stock, mares, foals, and stallions for sale. It mentions Belgin a Stillion imported in 1910, service terms, insurance, and shipping notes. Prizes and breeding outcomes appear with farm name Smith's Stock Farm and references to Kentucky and Tennessee competition.
A set of declarations from party members announces candidacies for Congress sheriff and county commissioner. Joseph A. Dailey James Gill N. Al Owain Gus H. H. Krine and others seek Republican primaries endorsement in the second district and county offices. The statements emphasize service to the people and adherence to party principles.
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