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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary notice describes pricing terms for daily and yearly delivery and references several places including Fresno California and Camden Kentucky. The readable portion mentions daily one month by carrier and annual by mail with scattered location fragments and mismatched punctuation.
Readers see reports of German advances on a Russian city and Allied war munitions shipments. A fortress named Tvangardd is captured midweek, followed by orders to supply artillery from Vor to support allied efforts. Predictions of victory grow as war interest rises among students.
Fragmentary text discusses deciding to deploy workers to road projects and its impact on merchants and town life. It hints at essential matters, potential disruption, and the link between town and rural needs.
Report from the Mie logical survey notes that an owl should be encouraged amid fears and warnings about threats to the Rugtish sparrow. It claims owls visit roosts at night and live on spurring GO tomegs, suggesting broader ecological concerns.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss American industry, cotton crop prospects, and political alignments. It cites a British publication on American viewpoints toward the war, mentions Carranza, Villa, and Zapata, and questions U.S. administration favoritism and Mexican political tensions, with scattered comments on industry and public sentiment.
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune questions the US role toward Mexico and the modern police, portraying Uncle Sam as lacking in crime control and reform instincts. The piece argues policemen should balance intelligence and humane aims rather than coercive force.
The piece argues Britain may modify its blockade by extending contraband controls to more goods and ports. It notes press support like the Manchester Guardian and compares to Civil War eras, predicting measures to curb shipments through neutral parts and limiting U S protests by asserting wartime needs.
The Guardian urges temperate policy toward the United States arguing that friendship with America is essential for Britain’s war aims. It warns coercive actions could backfire if Britain pursues a rigid approach that may harm future relations and provoke repercussions in later conflicts.
A fragmented excerpt describes a government whitewash method used on the White Horse and lighthouses, detailing lime slurry, boiling water, salt, rice paste, and Spenish wheat, with steps to mix, heat, and apply while hot, kept in a portable furnace. The text reads like an old instruction for protective coatings and maintenance.
Vic Murdock subjects the Progressive victory of 1912 to a broad shift in Congress and policy. He asserts Progressives won by backing industrial labor, reducing war taxes, and expanding markets while opposing Bryanite tariffs. The piece frames a nationalist, reformist era with focus on party strides and political impact.
A fragmentary analysis argues Britain’s army structure limits continental engagement, citing Bernhardi and Uwe insights. It notes the territorial force as home defense and questions volunteer strength, while discussing potential mobilization, conscription, and veterans' roles. Peach beer and Drummond return from Kansas City appear as stray notes.
Aug 14 report indicates cabinet debates major steps to boost home and crown wheat supply. Proposals may include price guarantees, acreage incentives, and broader controls to manage peak harvest and import pressures from America. Government actions hinge on observed harvest timings and trade considerations.
Mary Pickford remains a supreme screen favorite as crowds pack the Bowersock to witness her triumph in Tess of the Stern Country. The star delivers a living portrayal of a sweet tender character, with climactic scenes showing sacrifices and renunciation that enthrall viewers.
Readable fragments show no coherent person, place, or action. Unable to identify a concrete news item, dates, or organizations to summarize into a proper card.
The article reports on Wright and Beattie Naisas Hed entering courses, a stenographer for a large commission firm in Wichita City, Weatherby visiting Kansas City for a division, and extensive examinations preparing for a new school term opening September 2. It mentions many firms seeking office help, Karl McNeely’s arkansas trip, and Quackenbush’s Pacific voyage observations. Lord Cecil Ciresvener’s flirtatious question closes the piece.
A torn page fragment notes resident Tn Lecumpton finishing a diy roan residence and a barn with divestork. Mentions PTA RL Peter Wise home and other proper Hilton. References a University fall term entry for a sedecid daughter and biographical notes about Peters, a district court clerk. Mentions Elsie Janis star at a Paramount showing and local business updates including a hardware stock sale and new shipment at Carroll's.
Miss Hooper of Manchester Sea is honored by Miss Mateja Mildred and Mada Carter at a party hosted by Mrs. William Dalton. The item lists visitors and regional travels including Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City, with notes on various social engagements and local club activity.
An old health note warns against washing hair with soap, recommending coconut oil as a safer, cheaper alternative. It claims soap makes hair brittle and suggests applying a small amount with water for cleansing. The piece emphasizes easy handling, fresh scent, and that a few ounces last months for the family.
California. He will also attend a dental convention in San Francisco September first. Mrs. Charles Owen and family and Mrs. TE. Hinayhries and family will return to their home in Topeka after friends at prekilives pen Wilkamstown.
Seven new swimmine suits arrive at Guroll's offering prices from 74 cents to 10 pounds. Local shoppers note varied styles and sizes as summer season begins.
A division of child hygiene article argues instinctive motherhood can mislead. Doctors, with training and vast experience, provide essential guidance on infant care, warning that trial and error by mothers risks harming babies. Training programs would better prepare mothers and prospective mothers to care safely.
The text outlines a person named Dummer and Charles Dunmier, referencing a move west of Leednnplan to a residence bul a fire last spring, and mentions Lindise Wis Imrnial. It notes a new dame, architectural changes, and changes in residents, with future plans for Phoenix and University of Apizcen.
A vintage ad touts Parisian Sage as a daily scalp rub that supposedly promotes healthy hair growth and stops thinning. It claims the product aids a vigorous scalp, with mentions of quick effects and affordable pricing, sold at local stores.
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