Journal-World Public Notices and Abroad War Commentary
The page contains assorted notices and a long column discussing war timing and political issues. It references Lawrence Kansas, the state department, Germany, Asia Minor, and Missouri residents. It notes subscription rates and mailing details, with a mix of editorial commentary on wartime policy and state highway powers. The piece also mentions Grand Duke Nicholas and the Kansas legislature's likely actions on roads funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
T Ste
Fragmented OCR Result About Ali Vi Eights
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and numbers but is unreadable for a clear event. It includes stray phrases that do not form a coherent incident or attributed actions.
Contested Editorials Stir Debate On Public Advertising
The piece notes heated views on newspaper advertising practices and political messaging. It cites Chicago media figures comparing persuasion methods and questions advertising ethics and regulatory impact on reader trust amidst national defense discourse.
Grammar of New Food Regulations Cited by The Science Monitor
A fragment from The Science Monitor discusses how writers note the effect of new food regulations on small tradesmen and the value of non pecuniary considerations in pricing. It emphasizes that non monetary factors may influence how prices are determined under the law.
Beestral Eggs Reported in Odd Periodic Note
A fragmentary local item recounts a quirky daily entry by an unnamed writer. The brief notes a peculiar event or period described with quirky spelling and unclear references to people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whorichg
Hutchimison Cinnettes
Fragmentary OCR Teases: Unclear Protest Remarks
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Rockefeller Institute protester and references unclear names and actions. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, leaving questions about who spoke and what claim or event is described.
Fragmented reminiscence on hospital care and patient speech
The passage describes remarks about a woman from Howard and her delirious, offensive speech during care. It notes the shock of bystanders and muses on how one might respond if similar behavior occurred, reflecting impracticalities of treating delirium and maintaining dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Tribune misreads leave readers in doubt
Fragmented OCR text references a Tribune and President, with garbled names and phrases. The readable parts indicate a discussion of Congress action, adoption of a promo, and references to affiliations and holdings. Overall, the passage is unclear and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Ferener
Tribune
Enum
Congress
Taretson
Omar
Fragmented Local Notes Reflect Turmoil in Town Press
The garbled text appears to describe confusion over editorial decisions and the role of the Journal, mentioning misunderstandings with staff and the community. It hints at disputes about judgment on a case and concerns about advertising and newsroom operations without concrete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliskegeg
Smd
Alvertisinss
nAawspaper
Truths and Triplius Reflected in Motion Picture Motif
Fragmented text discusses themes of truth and a trio of figures in a motion picture context. It references commandments and religious imagery, noting similar patterns in a church setting. The passage reads as garbled, with unclear events or identities.
Fragmented OCR captures misheard hype and rambling chatter
The text delivers a garbled mix of phrases about efficiency popularity optimism and social scenes. It mentions Henry Ford and a vague peace effort along with scattered quotes and unreliable lines about marriages headlines and a comedic tone.
Modern Beauty Cream Claims Quick Hair Removal
An advertising fragment from Carroll's features a depilatory product promising quick hair removal with a single application. It claims no long-term damage to skin, notes slight irritation in rare cases, and mentions a preparatory paste and post-treatment wash. The ad cites G. L. Phillips & Co. in Saint Louis.
Food campaign grows across states with price controls
Grocers and merchants push a nationwide food campaign urging 41 states to sign a resolution urging President Wilson to curb prices on flour sugar canned milk tomatoes and wheat. The movement aims to ease the cost of living and transfer federal inquiry into high living costs to the land jury in Chicago New York Detroit and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington, D.C
Wavalien
Oat Chiengro
New York
Detroit
David Ea
Quaker Oats plant explosion in Peterboro causes heavy damage
A blast and fire leveled the Quaker Oats building in Peterboro Ontario during a December storm, killing seven workers and injuring ten others. Estimated losses run about 1 million dollars as walls collapsed and elevators were wrecked in high winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterboro
Ontario
Dew
Quaker Oats
Tiput
Spantane Arts
Man-court Hint: Circumstantial Evidence vs Wife’s Verdict
A garbled clipping hints at a courtroom theme with references to circumstantial evidence and a wife’s determination. The fragment suggests legal judgment dynamics and potential quotes about conviction thresholds. Names, dates, or places are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fants
Dae Pyetae
Anaes
Letsake
Guy
Shepp
Merchants National Bank
the Journal-World
Womb ‘Company
WW. CC
Simons Presideat
Telephones News Department
Business Departur Ae
Carriere
Ichusetty Street
Hautory
Hartford Therijitiner
HW. Alvorn
Weertist
New York City
Hureau
American Newspaper Publishers’ Viation Bureau of Advert Lawmaatter
Vente Journal-World
Lawrence
State Department
Germany
Tutt
Kanes
Amy Hiner
Agin
Asia Minor
Nicholas
Clive
Missouri
Eich Ars
Alry
Higquar
Wileh
Ali
Everett True
Chris Youth
Gion
Han
Arthur Drishone
Chicago
NLP
Arbiele
Brishai
United King
Christina
Mivnn
Cat Lo
Rockefeller
Triplius
Essential
Hostetter
Itv
Henry Ford
Shuttb
Ash T
Carroll's
Makinse
G. L. Phillips & Co
Mass. St
Christoaas
Adamson
Washington
Supreme Ccourt
White
Selicitter General
Dent
London
Ploceh
Petrograd
Rome
Mareh
Sam Clarke
Mags. St
Hart Schaffner & Mars
Asman
Hart Schatiner & Mars
Arulflers
Callars
Garters
Pweaters
Peckham’s
Flart Schaffnur & Marx Clothes
Bowersock Theatre
Philip Strong
Robert Conness
Mabel Trunnelle
Charles M. Sheldon
Paramount Picture
Tn Wis
Philip Strege
Hey
Charles M. Shetlon
Bell Bros
Plymouth
Karsuis
Elas
Tt Wag
Vin
California
Mba
Rycen Lawrense
Farmers Union Carson's
Stanford & Ewing
12Th & Noy
St. Grocery
Flory
W. A. Guenther
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!