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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
3
A garbled excerpt references an undisclosed inquiry or trial with mentions of officials, a hall, and a vigilant presence. The text hints at secrecy, possible charges, and surveillance, but dense corruption in the OCR makes concrete facts unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a clothing ad for Shikiren's with references to hats trousers shoes and a sale price around 22 cents. The readable items mention lye usage and vague inferences about cleaning goods. No clear dates locations or full product list are present.
A displaced historical patient account recalls a 15 year battle with severe psoriasis. The person describes extensive body involvement, sleepless nights, and skin cracking before a treatment by Guiteurs Soap and Olatmiea led to dramatic relief after eighteen weeks. Signed by Mrs Edwin Mitchell on June 22, 19.
Fragmentary OCR ad copy describes a shampoo claim to cleanse hair and scalp thoroughly. It touts a rich creamy lather that rinses out dust and oil, leaving hair silky, bright and fluffy. Mentions emulsified coconut oil as a home supply for the family.
The readable fragments discuss child welfare and social service issues, mentioning families, children, and potential assistance. The text references a ship or shipias and outer sel, with themes of persecution and funds, implying concern about keeping children safe and supported through a social program.
A mangled excerpt mentions Lawrence girl Mel, Dineas M. Adiane, and a hospital. It references a grave, a family skeleton, and efforts to prevent rattling. It also notes Sudan grass seed, cleaning, testing, and bottles sterilization with a contact at A. A. Green's.
An Atchison man in the First Canadian contingent sends a vivid account of a brutal trench assault in France. He describes heavy shelling, casualties, and the night march to a near impregnable fort, noting the heroism of officers and the sacrifice of fallen comrades. His letter confirms a brother serving with British forces is missing or captured.
A fragmentary notice from Caledonia New York promotes Rosinol Ointment and Résinol Soap sold by druggists. The purchaser claims dramatic relief and cure from a skin condition after about two dozen applications, asserting immediate relief and clear skin. The language resembles a testimonial style common in period advertisements.
Old trade copy touts Resinol Soap as free of free alkali and harsh irritants. It claims soothing healing properties for tender complexions and healthy hair, highlighting comfort for sensitive skin.
Heavy rains swept through Cottonwood Falls and surrounding areas on August 1 causing minor washouts and disrupting yesterday’s events. Farmers report widespread moisture helping corn crops while weather conditions linger over the region. Local roads suffered from pooling waters and scattered reports describe one storm segment with several hours of downpour.
Burlington Aug 18 J A Kennedy and his two sons began work on improving sidewalks and installing new paving around the business area. The Kenneys, with Weidenan and Green involved, offer pure seed and grass products at 2 cents per pound.
Local newspaper fragment notes Misses Annie and Lanise Tropkins of Teolsier Springs Missouri will be students at the university next winter. Toni se Mopkins expected to be casbur lent at the University. Detail describes summer school attendance, rain affecting tennis, and building improvements planned for better housing and accommodations. Ed Kinninger of Kansas City visited his sister Mrs Harry O Donnell in Douglas.
August 38 event invites girls and families to a Saturday viewing at 7 AM. Preparations for a fair starting September 21 include preliminary judging, cash prizes, and exhibits. Debates on a Socialist College and People’s College proposal noted in New York.
The text describes fried bac use and intact hens or feeders, noting a summer arrangement to discharge something called the peeter, with garbled phrasing and unclear context. Contains readable names and terms but lacks coherent facts or events.
The Telegraph notes Italy possesses expanded artillery and a new rapid-fire model that fires four shots. Older models are retained for rough terrain. Dr Blair returns from vacation and will be at home to patients, inviting friends.
A fragmented advertisement from Burlington Kansas describes a health tonic linked to Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia. The notice promotes small and regular bottle prices, claims of healing throat and lung affections, and urges readers to request a booklet of recoveries. It mentions local figures including A L Buebens and a banking associate and references travel to St Joseph and Burlington.
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