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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
5
The document discusses efforts by merchant and church groups to influence anti alcohol policy and price controls amid Thanksgiving trade impacts. It notes government consideration of prohibitory measures, public concerns over rising prices, and assertions that prohibition could curb inflated goods.
A fragmentary 1916 Lawrence Kansas issue shows the Journal-World masthead, pricing, and staff notes, with scattered garbled lines on local events and an errant report about the University of Law. The text reflects OCR errors and partial notices from the era.
A garbled text fragment mentions individuals and places such as Missouri Kansas Lawrence and Alphonse. It references a non intentional act and an effort to prevent misunderstanding but lacks coherent context or clear facts.
A bustling scene drew a large crowd yesterday, nearly doubling attendance for a key event. Officials praised the orderly conduct and credited volunteers and staff for smooth operations despite the high turnout.
A distorted report claims Cardinal Mercier faces restrictions on public remarks and travel. The piece suggests authorities deny him permission to visit Tope and Capper, while noting unnamed Hededanss and a Gilicaner presence amid the dispute.
A fragmented column discusses foreigners and wartime donations, reflecting on citizens aiding other nations and the impact on local industry. It notes tension over aliens, trade, and national prosperity while urging cautious but open support for humanitarian efforts.
A Chicago Tribune column contrasts National Guard service at the border with athletic honors given to successful players. It argues those serving the country deserve similar recognition, noting many guardsmen return to unemployment while athletes receive accolades. The piece echoes a broader debate on national service and public acclaim.
The text outlines concerns about a regional produce maker and factor influences on state markets. It mentions population trends in western counties, plans for a new paper product, wages and living costs, and potential wedding and health observations tied to seasonal work.
A fragmented discussion on dental health traces old advertising and social beliefs. It critiques fashionable tooth care myths, warns against decay and unhealthy gums, and argues for balanced, healthful dental practices grounded in common sense.
Backache may stem from kidney disorder causing congestion and pains. The text touts Anurie as a remedy, claiming it erases acid build up and poisons. It argues hydration and diet aid kidney function, urging readers to try the product marketed to sufferers.
Vera Brady Shipman performed on Saturday afternoon in a cam opera program with Amilita GallieCure and Louis Nretdler making notable debuts. The evening featured Victor i and a deeper than operatic Carmen style, with praise for Shipman and others and a sense of revival for the local arts scene.
The mayor of Terre Haute Indiana leased a coal mine for city use and began selling coal at 83.75 dollars per ton. Officials report anticipated revenue and local miners await exact tender terms.
A garbled report discusses a gift making plan featuring a large dried goods bag with a front slot for soil and clothes, along with a snapping outer edge. It mentions stylish evening wraps and Oriental trend influences, plus various fabrics and velvet textures.
A garbled text fragment references Atehi and Patty, health symptoms, nervousness, appetite loss, and tonic claims. It mentions Ludloniu and Vantae in health contexts, a boys choir, and various European names, with stray remarks about critics in Chicago and operatic terms, all presented in a disjointed OCR style.
An old ad-like note from The Real Corner Drug Co promotes weight loss methods. It claims a plan involving breathing, sleep, and a drug called Korein to reduce weight quickly. The text reads like a dubious health claim with vague instructions and alluring promises.
Local column recounts social gatherings and visits including box supper attending residents and relatives. Mentions Mrs. Slapewedl Ghily ladies serving a land edgeben meal, families in Lawrence visits, and discussions on leasing land for oil and gas at a meeting in Number Ten area.
Fragmented OCR notes describe bank notes, policies, and local household visits. The text lists names, places like Des Moines, Williams, and Marian, plus travel and visits to relatives, with scattered references to roads, culverts, and community happenings.
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