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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
4
The Journal-World announces subscription terms beginning January 1st with year rates and advance payment details. The note lists offices in Lawrence Kansas and Chicago and references press associations and auditing bureaus. It warns readers to report missing copies to ensure delivery.
Fragmentary text notes Jobin PD Rockefeller and Evvie figures amid rising tensions. The passage suggests others react with noise and confusion as the scene shifts, but readable details are sparse and unverified.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions chess and betting phrases with scattered names and places. The text is partially garbled, giving no clear event, person, organization, or date to anchor a concise news card.
Damaged OCR fragment hints at a local outing or event near Tecra Wh with mentions of Jones dining, White Pers, an operation, and Betty linked to Yale. The readable items are unclear and stray names.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a treaty with Budedain, Wales, and a 76 detail involving Jeon side to be examined. The readable parts are sparse and lack clear dates, places, or responsible entities.
Readable fragments mention a case or claim involving individuals, a location, and timing clues. Other parts reference a university setting and possible court or disciplinary actions. The text is garbled with several unreadable sections.
An American observer notes violence linked to Villa and urges reflection on border issues and U S policy. The piece cites warnings to Americans near the Mexican border, political reactions in Washington, and concerns over public order and pedestrian safety amid violent episodes.
Fragmented OCR prose outlines post Marne retreat and increasing pressure on governments and nations. Mentions Britain France and Russia facing internal political strain and economic needs as war drags on, with uncertain futures and mounting public concerns.
The Wichita Beacon discusses a proposed food embargo as a possible fix to rising prices. It notes embargo risks, two edged effects, and argues the country already produces more food than it consumes while war affects global demand and prices. The piece weighs economic realities and urges careful action.
Theodore Gardner presents a prefatory account of the Cane Hill skirmish and the Prairie Grove battle as part of a planned publication. He notes veterans' requests to the State Historical Society for a complete history, detailing Missouri’s Civil War context, Blunt’s campaign, and coordination with Confederate forces. The narrative references military orders, unit movements, and the surrounding strategic tensions leading to the engagements.
An advertises Edwards Olive Tak as a calomel purgative for bowels with no griping effects and notes its discovery after seventeen years of practice for bowel and liver ailments. Edwards Olive Tal is described as a purely vegetable compound with a distinctive color and is sold in 10¢ and 25¢ boxes by all druggists.
Fragmentary notes recount a night march and an engagement near a crossroads at a town known as Pine. Generals and soldiers are named in a blurred account of a battle, with plans to counter an enemy advance and a request to Brant for support. Subscription notices also appear in the same column.
A dispatch from Washington reports Plymouth Shechleten will begin operations after marooned Cresyv Lopden crew members are relocated. The rescue targets the expedition aboard the Au gar, stranded near the Tas Barrier since last month after the vessel broke from its ballast, with only scant provisions remaining and no contact since.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions water, clothing, and a person named Ady. The text is mangled with misspellings and lacks clear events, dates, or placements to identify a coherent news item. No verifiable entities beyond personal name hints are present.
Fragmented transfer notes show Sin and husband Vunty Nensas transferring Lot 34 Hosford’s Sec Lawrence to Al H Lot 34 Hosford’s Sec Lawrence. Wives Louisa A. Sky Broadly referenced with Osage and Chas E Sim Wi. Included are mentions of NW and SW quarters and Oread area lots and blocks as part of the unsettled transfer record.
An old time remedy claims relief from grippe and severe cold with a dose every five hours. It promises quick relief from nasal congestion feverishness sore throat and sneezing and touts Pane's Compound as the effective product costing 25 cents at drug stores with no unpleasant aftertaste or side effects.
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