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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1919
Page
9
Recipe fragment describes preparing peppers for canning in layers with a thick juice. It covers selecting ripe peppers, packing whole or in strips, boiling jars, using rubber rings, and processing in a water bath with clamps and proper coverage.
The text discusses units of measure like the knot and statute mile, noting the circumference of the earth divided into degrees and knots. It then shifts to reflections on health, fear, worry, and personal responsibility for well being, citing moral exhortations and quotes.
The readable text is fragmentary and contains many garbled terms. It mentions a Dutch company and references to fuel and union context, but the exact event, names, places, and dates are not discernible.
An OCR fragment discusses skin treatments marketed as clear and Zemo with a claim of availability at drug stores. It references Joe and a large bottle priced at $1.00, mentioning W. Rose Co of Cleveland Ohio and a general belief in the product’s cleansing quality, though specifics are unclear.
A regional trade note reports that wika wheelbarrows in South Africa move at normal rates with annual values between fourty thousand and forty five thousand dollars.
Mrs. Sutton and family host a busy gathering with relatives from Kansas City and nearby areas. Neighbors and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bower, and others share meals and stories during several days away from home.
A survivor recounts severe headaches and near fainting spells following a head injury. He describes weeks of weakness and a dramatic decline, then gradual recovery aided by careful rest and medical care at local shops and doctors in Endora Big Springs Lecompton and City Drive Store areas.
Damaged OCR text fragment from a newspaper page provides no clear event or entities. The readable portions mention dates and places vaguely but lack coherent facts to summarize into a proper news item. No identifiable people, organizations, or outcomes are present.
An advertisement asserts Castoria has been used for infants and children for over thirty years. It emphasizes safety and reliability while promoting the product as a trusted remedy. The copy appears in a vintage ad style with emphasis on a familiar brand image.
A fragment speaks of money not being everything as a skewed satire of Dekynsteroms business. It hints at dieting and thrift while critiquing excess and the lure of wealth. The text remains cryptic and stylized with names and places unclear.
A French scientist claims to have invented a device using a vibrometer to measure vibrations of human bones and read a person’s pulse more precisely than by manual palpation.
Sociologists estimate that among every 1 000 bachelors there are 38 criminals whereas married men produce only 18 per thousand, highlighting a notable difference in criminal incidence based on marital status.
At a Mane field celebration in Connecticut the golden wedding of Hr and Mrs Henry W Hanks was noted for a family famed for ingenuity. Highlights include early American clock and bell origins on Hanks hill and the first silk mill in the United States. Henry Hanks' grandfather Simney Hanks was America's first silk maker. The family has five children and four grandchildren with no deaths in fifty years. Henry and family later lived in Illinois before returning to New York work.
Dr. Alfred P. Tenants of the United States embassy in Rome reports Sardinia still practices ancient pastoral methods. He notes water wheels earthen thickets wooden plows oxen and traditional reaping tools persist alongside tribal costumes and medieval pageantlike trappings in a living picture of a remote past.
Federal Judge Jacob Trieber in the eastern district of Arkansas upholds the 1918 migratory bird treaty act in United States vs E D Thompson of Memphis for killing a robin. The ruling supports Congress to enforce the treaty with Great Britain for migratory bird protection, reversing a prior 1913 decision.
An Indian princess named Notohtha asserts two small reserves set aside by William Penn for peace and council fires. One plot near the Ritz Carlton is now paved, while the other serves as storage and dumping ground. She claims the land for her people through the Indian Tights association and may seek aid from the Six Nations of New York.
Readers cite a Baltimore Sun quotation about millionaires indifferent to soldiers' sacrifices. The piece rebukes Tompkins for belittling returned servicemen and underscores heroism beyond monetary interest.
A playful exchange questions future fashion, asking what new hats will look like while a fortune teller conversation hints at curiosity and whimsy about forthcoming styles.
It is estimated that one seed of cotton, with full care and skill, would reduce forty thousand million seeds in six years.
The American Automobile Association pledges heightened national and state highway programs. Pennybacker resigns as chief of the federal bureau of public roads to head the AAA roads division. He notes a nationwide system linking federal and state networks will face administration and traffic regulation challenges, urging six million car owners to participate.
The text discusses nonuniform rail and road vehicle distributions across states, noting variances in car-per-person ratios and rural versus urban coverage. It cites differing mileages and vehicle allocations, highlighting state disparities and regional gaps in transport density.
A garbled mid twentieth century auto care snippet discusses spark plug removal with a monkey wrench, protecting the core, and a belabored tip set. It covers wheel spokes, upholstery wear, aluminum finish restoration, temporary battery connections, and overheating from a slipping top.
In an article noting novelty crafts, even pianos have been made from paper. One specially manufactured for the Isté Sultan of Morocco cost over five thousand dollars to assemble.
A medical note from Professor Strauss of the Royal Charity Hospital explains gout and rheumatism stem from uric acid in the blood. It recommends drinking six to eight glasses of water daily and trying An uric from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY. The ad promises Anuric dissolves uric acid and toxins and offers a 10 cent trial package.
A fragmented text discusses marriage and civil unions, referencing contractual aspects and perceptions of modern relationships. It notes ideas about formalizing unions and the role of law in recognizing partnerships. The wording suggests a historical or theoretical overview of marriage concepts.
The text describes how stature relates to inherited body dimensions. It notes that not only the whole stature but also specific segments such as the neck length the horse length and thigh forelee follow a pattern relative to overall stature.
The text notes that on July 6 a present Republican party was founded and adopted an anti slavery platform. It mentions the first national convention held two years later and that John Fremont was nominated for president. Also referenced are Dickens and his characters.
Brooklyn woman shares a year of misery from displacement and general run down. She reports head aches and side pains improved by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and endorses it for similar troubles. The ad notes the company offers forty years of experience from Lynn Massachusetts and invites letters for womens health concerns.
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