Good Service Offered by Merchants National Bank
A historic print ad notes daily and monthly subscription terms for the Journal World with mail and carrier options. It lists office address 722 Shearsinge Street and urges timely calls by 7 p.m. for missed deliveries and messenger service. It includes representative addresses in Hartford and New York and references Associated Press and American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Sheorsingne Street
Associated Press
Andit
Circulationa
Kansas
Daily League
Lisk
Raver
American ‘Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Lawrence
Liquor duty figures disputed by national producers group
A report questions Kansas liquor statistics cited by a national manufacturers and dealers association. The author argues figures suggesting a 3.2 percent legal liquor share come from biased sources and claims not all reports corroborate the data.
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Kansas
Juvevedines
Aviseicgtionyor
Iof Vans Ee Indi
Social service plea for clothing aid and charity work
The text urges support for clothing donations to assist the needy, referencing social service leagues and Salvation Army work. It emphasizes that discarded garments for children reach younger helpers and that the public funds should not be misused, urging belief in the charitable cause and the local relief efforts.
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Social Service
Lesenes
Salvation Army
Thase
Cnround
Dutas
Hooker
Vashineladt
Fragmentary rant on editing and society debates in obscure prose
Fragmentary text wanders through editing concerns and a debating society, naming teachers and writers in a tangled critique. It hints at suppressed opinions, contends with imagined censorship, and references readers upset by perceived authority and influence.
Fragmented historic note on a distant event
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray comment about Ameriaa vitizers and an Arabic reference, with unclear context or dates. The readable bits hint at a derailed or dropped event but lack concrete names, places, or outcomes to summarize into a proper news item.
Aid Union Members Urged Not to Balk at Dues Growth
Lecampton Sun reports Fratepudl Aid Union members urged to fund litigation and hire experts, study treasure reports, and demand official tables to calculate life expectancy for premium adjustments. The piece recalls 1900s rate increases, deaths rising, and cautions against unverified statements while urging verification of records.
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A. U
Fratepudl “Aid Union
Wgetean and
Therowel Investigatimn
Saprent
Supremé Offigers
Yale
Thesarder
Lecampton Sun
Neutrality and Munitions Exports Discussion
A long excerpt from the Christian Science Monitor debates U.S. neutrality and arms shipments in World War I. It contrasts U.S. policy with Austria Hungary and Germany, noting Allied and neutral trade rights and the debate over whether neutrals may embargo or permit munitions through ports during war. It discusses opinions attributed to State Secretary Lansing and the Vienna note on belligerent advantages at sea.
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Christian Science ‘Monitor
United States
Austria- Engere
Tvs
Eit
Minglaetare
T. Unit
Aris
Iwat
Teutonic Corpires
Ihe
Sue
Nelsonal Ushage
Serre
Robert
Lansing
Germany
United Strets
Thei Vanerd
United States stance on war munitions and neutrality
A discussion of neutral policy during wartime, arguing the United States must balance the right to manufacture and ship arms with the need to avoid entangling alliances. It asserts neutrality, condemns direct intervention, and warns that closing commerce with belligerents could be required to preserve world peace, while stressing the U.S. role in stabilizing global relations. It emphasizes the complexity of enforcing neutrality while maintaining moral leadership.
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United States
Austria- Hungary
Germany
Constance
Masinha
Caswil
Lane
Velusin
United. States
Marne
Daria
Voniliet
Pensiag Tread Raut Powder 25e as Dick Bros
Pensiag Tread Raut Powder 25e is linked to Dick Bros in a terse notice. The fragment hints at a product or brand name and a corporate association, but details are limited leaving the exact context unclear.
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Pensiag
Dick Bros
Banner Day at Convention Discusses Missionary Work
The article reports on a convention discussion about mission work in the Orient with speakers Rev. S. I. Umbreit and Rev. Umbreit detailing reactions to Christianity in Japan and other lands. It notes Japanese attitudes toward Christianity, ancestor worship, and the rapid growth of Christian names in some areas.
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P. m
Abe Sige
Orient
Vinbreit
Florence
Mhneyere
Uibreitsa
Japan
Alitagénst
Rot
Minervians Club Hosts Hostess and Birth Notice
Minervian Club gathering at Mrs Ship Gentry's featured a lively roll call and reading by Miss Celia Watts on the Rochester Minnesota hospital. After a pleasant afternoon, residents enjoyed light refreshments as the group adjourned with Mrs A C Rich. Lawrence reports the birth of a daughter, Lucinda Margaret, to Mr and Mrs John Robertson Jr in New York.
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Minervian’ Club
Minervian Club
Mary
Frances Smests
Celia Watt
Mayor Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Elk
A. C. Richands
Lawrence
John Robertson, Jr
New York
Lucinda Margaret
Personal Notices From Lawrence Area Socials
A jumble of household visits and travels as Mr. and Mrs. GW Moon visit Lawrence with others in town. Members and friends move between Leavenworth Topeka and Kansas City. Religious services, sermons, and choir performances fill the weekly schedule with mentions of various speakers and special music. Sudan grass seed promotion appears amid the notices.
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GW. Moon
Lawa
Lawrence
J.B. Watking
Kansas City
Mildper ‘Hilgardier
Kanig City
Davis Fost
Topeka
Holmes
Eva Peasley
Rosa
Kansas
Greetings From Galveston to the World Special Vo
Galveston marks eighteen years since a great structure survived a devastating blow. City leaders Mayor Lewis Fish Sr President Ney Sthan Cotton Kenny and others commend the triumph, praising resilience, unity, and progress as the world notes Galveston’s endurance amid destruction.
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Amorkt
Galveston
Erepesenba
Lewis Fisil SR
Ney Sthan
Pydent Commercial
H. Kempnei
Cotton ‘Kenny
Maudic cAsseedistans
Labor Connells
Ees
Hsmith
Movefaints
Briggs
The
Galvesthn News
SRM Daisy 1
Galveston Scarred Yet Unbroken Hope After the Storm
A Galveston feature reflects on the city’s endurance after a devastating hurricane. It contrasts ruined scenes with resilient spirit and faith in recovery, praising civic strength, heroism, and the community’s resolve to rebuild.
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Galveston
Didigoriul
Dalla News
County Wife Hailed for Heroism in Fire Rescue
A county wife is praised for courageous acts during a residential fire, aiding neighbors and directing evacuation despite danger. Fire chief commends her quick actions and calm leadership as crews contained flames and safeguarded residents.
Reunion of PetTech merchants sparks memories in Hopkinsville
The Lawrence: Merchant party at the annual Pet Tech reunion in Hopkinsville drew attendees from Lawrence Kansas and Guthrie as they recalled the era’s projects. Major Ferrell, Jake Calin, and George K Gary led welcome speeches while callers reported warm greetings and prospects for future gatherings.
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Lawrence
Reunion
Petteh
Hopkinsville
Montreal
Hyplinaville
Hacob Iil
Lielir
Bileer
Jake Calin
Pnput
Ferrell
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Henson Project
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