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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1918
Page
4
An open ad notes stocks and securities no longer sure as markets shift. It urges thrifty savers to place surplus funds in Time Deposits backed by a strong service and the Federal Reserve. Deposits range 4, 6 or 12 months and earn interest.
A visitor to the editor urged the Chamber of Commerce to intensify work already underway in Lawrence Kansas. He cited the bridge project concrete road development and support for Farm Bureau Hog Cholera control and War Gardens programs as proof of the chamber's impact and the need to expand efforts.
A clipped wartime reminiscence notes Tabor and others in organizing farm legions and Chamber of Commerce backing for protecting trees from canker worms. It cites Battery B and military support in Lawrence and hints at a visitor’s reluctant admission of partial achievement amid vague names and phrases.
A garbled excerpt hints at debates over freedom and civic identity. It mentions women, citizens, and historical ties, with scattered references to labor, bonds, strikes, and national pride. The text reflects a distressed, chaotic glimpse of social rights and collective action.
OCR fragmentary passage lists many names and places such as Parma Des Cais Rowen Vers, DeQuiey, Anna Port, and others. It reads as a jumbled memorial or documentary note with dates and ages scattered, difficult to parse into a single event.
An archival column by Paul C Hankin discusses a puzzling sports or social topic with fragmented phrases. The piece references teams or events in a dated, stylized voice and notes a set of shout phrases and crowd reactions. It remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior tonic and vitalizer for improve wellbeing and appetite. It claims to aid fever, rheumatism, debility, and convalescence, appealing to women children and invalids with promises of easy digestion and fuller vitality.
Fragmentary text referencing Honnie Lind and Vious IS PaG y RULES. Includes garbled phrases about people, dates, medications, and unidentified events, lacking coherent context or verifiable facts. Unable to determine a clear news item or outcome from the readable content.
The text outlines concerns over official canning forms and dating requirements, noting Kansas ministry involvement. It mentions an applicant named Mr. Tall and references Piet Tones and a bromide. The note questions suitability and dates for the canning process and potential surplus handling.
The fragment mentions a lieutenant named Logan and notes from a World War II era setting in France. It references officers and units, but the text is garbled and contains few clear facts beyond wartime nomenclature and a named individual.
A university Fine Arts program presents a concert titled The Pipes of Pan and other works. The event includes performances by a band and soloists with pieces directed by Edward and featuring student performers.
Fragmentary OCR reads odd phrases about a contest lag and a person named Trae. The readable text mentions a peredlieer by ants and a space ch tre elasely shoe Tre rit. No clear event dates or organizations are established in the legible portion.
A voter notice announces a candidate for the Douglas County treasurer position. It lists names Tine Tisiate, Freny un oner, and WLR Green with a primary to be held August 9. It references party lines and locations including La Gue and Indarna Street.
An old style guide discusses garden care focusing on soil drainage and root health. It warns against overwatering, recommends shallow cultivation, and stresses the importance of sun and proper soil structure for robust plant growth.
Fragmentary notes discuss sowing dates and spacing for peas and beans, mentioning frost danger, soil conditions, and various plant kinds. The text is garbled with several incomplete phrases and improper names, limiting concrete details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cows music, Wisconsin, farrier, and terms like Harker and Teeny. The text reads as a stream of disjointed phrases with no clear narrative or verifiable events. Strong entities and concrete facts are not discernible from the readable passages.
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