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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
5
A physician interprets radicals as mentally conditioned with ideas seen as impractical to many. He warns their hallucinatory beliefs can lead followers to support harmful programs, suggesting the radical movement risks derailing the established order. The piece touches on coal strikes and legislative session prospects in Topeka.
The readable text mentions a park and water area with expert symbols and cues, but exact names and events are unclear. It reads like a fragmented note on a park in a city with references to teams or groups and a potential meeting or exhibit.
A fragmented New Congress faces early test as partisan clashes loom in state rooms while winter coal issues ease. Analysts cite Sproul and MVS telee as examples of urgent action, urging lawmakers to act sanely and promptly amid ongoing labor and public finance strains.
Fragmented OCR text outlines council debates on government taxes and war funding. Mentions Willson plan for more than 5 million dollars and opposition to sanctioning bills. References tens of thousands of dollars in aid and unsettled fiscal matters amid wartime measures.
A health note links headaches to auto intoxication and bodily toxins. It urges hot water with limestone phosphate as a cleansing remedy, claiming it purges irritants from the blood and alimentary canal, alleviating pain and restoring digestion. The tip cites pharmacist advice and promises inexpensive, harmless relief.
An old advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as quick relief for Nevraleia rheumatism neuritis and swollen joints. Claims include blistering pain relief, chest cold aid, throat and lung ailments, and that the yellow box contains double the amount of rival preparations.
The record notes stadium costs near half a million with figures from Professor Williams on cement and stone declines. It also lists today’s anniversaries, including NJ governor Peter D. Vroom born 1793 and references to historical proclamations and university activity in Gottingen and Hanover.
The notice says Missouri game close for holidays at noon on Saturday December 13 and a published schedule will follow. It notes officials seek coal stock as a reserve. School will resume January 2 instead of December 28 as first planned.
In Bucharest the king and queen return amid formal ceremonies as President Wissor is reported aboard the ship Ee heavy. Weather conditions are noted as unsettled with strong winds.
The fragment surveys 1920 as the centennial year with notes on national milestones. It mentions Detroit church foundations, the Gowrst Synod of the Lutheran church, the first appearance of coal as a commodity, the Ker Catholic diocese of Charleston, and the completion of the National Road, plus a ship line between New York and New Orleans.
Chile signals support for League of Nations while urging expanded merchant shipping to boost South American trade. officials cite need for more ships and steady arbitration as tensions with Argentina over frontier issues ease. Chile notes past arbitration under King Edward and champions continental policy under the Monroe Doctrine.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a hair darkening product using Sage Tea and Sulphur, claiming even coverage and a youthful look. The text intersperses historical commentary on European policy and a late reference to Rankin's drug store with water bottles for cold feet.
Article notes wartime rationing remains in effect with many orders rescinded yet domestic living conditions still strained. It highlights food shortages, price rebounding to pre armistice levels, and complex causes including scarcity, demand, currency inflation, and foreign exchange impacts. The piece cites officials from the Board of Trade and Ministry of Food discussing controls on imports and the delayed effect on affordability.
The readable parts reference disputes over rents and evictions, alleged hate related incidents, and mentions of license and sale permissions. It also includes stray phrases about markets, fortune in Africa, and an approved application affecting shipping and transportation schemes.
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