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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
3
An article questions the heart’s tolerance to tobacco and suggests a test to learn how long one can endure smoking or chewing before health effects become critical. It discusses the cost and effort of such an experiment and references a person named Joh nnier and a remedy.
Fragmented text references real estate transfers and a city drug store. The readable portion mentions weather, new hats, and social phrases without clear transactions or names. No definite parties or dates are established in the legible content.
The fragmentary line suggests a misread note about Erik Satie. It lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm a specific person, place, or action. No verifiable details present to form a complete newspaper item.
A naval notice claims the coast of the British Isles is so well protected by lehtho that a ship circumnavigating England Scotland and Ireland by night could miss sighting lighthouse lanterns only six times.
Citizens speculate about a dry belt between two rain-prone regions. The unusual weather pattern has locals debating whether a hidden meteorological phenomenon or distant climate shift is at work.
The Hebrew and charitable societies mark the semi centennial of Rebecca Gratz of Philadelphia. Woven into Sir Walter Scott’s Ivanhoe, her life as a philanthropist and founder of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum is celebrated by American Jews today in ceremonies and observances.
Mrs. Frank Zoellner returns from Augusta Kansas after visiting her daughter and travels from Estes Park to Colorado Springs. The town records a Chautauqua week, numerous visits by Bleakleys and Kelsalls, a Reno Chapter A. T. of PLEO gathering, and a marriage of Anna Marie Klamer to John Edward Heiser with a short trip planned afterward.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions California and travel via Texas and Oklahoma. It notes sun losses at a drug store, legends about dwarfs living to age ninety nine, plants dying young, and a claim of about one hundred lakes whose Alps subsided. It also cites Persia lacking distilleries and that Parisian tailors publish fashion plates for clothing.
A range bed section shows how copper clad walls affect heat and fuel use. The demonstration explains why copper is used and how it improves insulation. It compares copper clad windows to single windows, noting better warmth with multiple layers.
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