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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
2
Lawrence Kansas August 25 1916 a Kansas newspaper page contains editorial quips and short notes on safety lights in cars early 20th century, a Paris Paris Entente update, a 3000 year old Hittite relief discovery, and a Kansas natural gas company policy ignoring ultimate consequences. The item cites a call to Western Union for late deliveries and lists offices in Lawrence Chicago New York with advertising agency at 225 Fifth Avenue.
Reported at Lake Geneva training camp women faced refusals over gifts of carlixy from an unnamed interested friend. Their smiles for a company man icurist and hairdresser faded, with reactions noting General Sherman’s stance as correct.
President Wheeler of the University of California weighs steps to stop students from bringing motor cars to campus as a measure once common among a generation of college life, reflecting concerns over campus traffic and conduct.
A note among munitions plant workers describes explosive bleed as a dangerous condition causing violent eruptions of arms and legs. The text notes treatment with Aix and a light diet, and compares it to a past outbreak named Explosive Sums a Hit, which responds slowly to therapy despite many seeking fresh air and light diets.
Chaplain Nai Smith leads in the campaign against saloons near camps. The Kansas guardians praise his stance, with Colonel Metcuif and the regiment backing him. Kansas stands for home decency as Militia units model resolve and unity in this border defense effort.
From Smith Center comes a fragmentary tale recalling a wave of debates in which school districts flourished. The snippet centers on an audition about why the Arn laid the eye or howth hatched, with a debater claiming the sun hatches the little chicken by turtle deposits sher eyes in hot sand.
A fashion magazine notes coats are growing longer this season. The trend attracts thousands of husbands who aim to keep wives well dressed, yet the idea of extended coats proving economical is challenged by the szy of wear and upkeep.
The state fire marshal notes fires caused by lightning, none of the affected buildings were unrodded, and many were well equipped. The era of widespread rodding faded as contracts grew costly and scrutiny of fine print increased, leading to tighter safety and more careful selections today.
A monkey agitates a rabbit in Central Park Zoo triggering a swift counterattack that leaves the crowd stunned. The tale echoes Esop like fable potential about timid beings discovering nerve to strike.
Topeka officials expect a packed Kansas Fair Association event from September 11 to 16. Superintendents and department managers, once doubtful, now feel confident the Topeka fair will attract large crowds and strong interest.
The Kansas fair, described as the largest yet, sees every department exceeding expectations. Daily new entries flood cattle, horse, swine, sheep, and poultry divisions amid a revived national interest. D M Keats leads the speed program and predicts Hart racing in Topeka will surpass all prior showcases.
Local items recap community happenings in Pleasant Grove including Roy Laster recovering from an injury at a Sunday School picnic. Mentions of visits, harvest reports, travel to Lawrence, and school and store activity fill a stream of brief notices and social updates.
Banghi arrives in town for a social visit accompanied by friends. The event draws local attention as residents greet the visitor and share in informal gathering at a central venue.
Fragmented OCR text argues for government support to build up a domestic merchant marine, seeking government as a protector and competitor against private interests. It references Mr. Hughes and a speech about government competition and encouragement.
J HS Conn notes scarcity drives higher dry goods prices across eastern markets. He cites dye shortages and bleaching material as key factors, predicting a five year readjustment for global trade. Retailers expect 1917 demand shifts as manufacturers face limited supplies and rising costs.
Fragmented OCR yields a rough local notice page. Mentions a shower at Excelsior Monday afternoon, a newborn girl Ruth, various social events and club meetings in Lawrence Hopewell Ottawa with names like Catherine Holley, Charley Williland, Mack and Vane Kring, Virlie Murray, and Friday funeral references.
Fragmented report describes Eva Foster and Conni accompanying Mere and Als on a trip to visit Mx and Mere, with unclear locations like Heichler, Mo, and Burlingame. Mentions Friday return, Shinday at tarver orgs, and a garbled cast of people and events with several culinary notes and a stray item on ironing calicoes.
The readable lines describe a chaotic scene with a boy named Ned having a bad day and a tense moment of swearing in front of a preacher. A neighbor and other figures react as lighting is mentioned and a defiant reply occurs. The passage is garbled but centers on misfortune and strained interactions.
Roosevelt urges women to back Charles Hughes, saying he has earned the right to support. The letter notes women’s suffrage states and argues both candidates deserve female backing.
Fragmented reminiscence of postwar US economy cites millions unemployed and railroads idle, calling for constructive legislation. It notes predicted trade booms failing to materialize, debates on arms and mobilization, and critiques of Wilson administration amid inflation and labor unrest.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled notes about peanuts or seeds with red skins and varieties. Key terms are incomplete and some phrases imply processing or cultivation details but lack coherent facts, names, places, or dates.
A researcher notes how pigeons respond to magnetic cues amid a field of experimental observations. The study records varied pigeon heights and reactions as the magnetic environment influences their behavior and navigation in a university setting.
A fragmented report notes official recognition of Wheat Market events in New York and Philadelphia. It references law and business figures, with mentions of lines, dates, and regional observances tied to the agricultural trade and market activity.
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