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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
9
Dr. Orelur, an ear nose and throat specialist, notes headaches stem from eye strain and can be cured with properly fitted glasses. The ad claims eye care and classwork guarantees, located at Dick Building, phone 1700 Bell.
Prof Paterson will speak at the Unitarian Church on December 4 at Hapankis University, addressing War Time and American War Relief. The event, under the Colligate Alumnae association, aims to raise interest in orphan adoption and collect funds for babies and relief work.
A native committee of the Chamber of Commerce reported at a mass meeting on Monday. The group discussed hiring a health officer and elected Gadier as president along with Rez Barn Wilson and airphaM Spotts.
A community meeting is planned for next Monday evening at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss the interurban franchise question. All interested residents are invited to attend and participate in the discussion.
In Washington the German envoy and Count von Bernstorff discuss status and immunity for the British ship Marina as a transport. Germany requests the U S for information on the ship status and signals willingness to make amends if immunity applies. Neither side has full facts to decide the issue.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention foreclosure and trust interests, a Missouri reference, and an elected president of a Shawnee association. Text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
A suspected boycott on butter spreads through New York as the association and Mayor Mitchel’s fund consider curbs and local stockpiles. The drive targets dairy products and other staples, with plans for a statewide sale if the effort grows, drawing concerned crowds and mixed reactions from residents.
A fragmented report describes a collision near a corner involving a Ford vehicle and a pedestrian named Henry. The text references a wheel and a cheering lounge, with names including Pat Arnold and Wr gL Dov, amid sparse street details and Christmas week context.
Fragmentary notes suggest Foley's Honey and Tor products advertised to ease coughs and colds. The readable text hints at remedies and warnings but specifics are unclear. Primary names or dates are not established in the legible portions.
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