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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
5
A garbled page blends an advertisement for Syrup Pepsin claiming broad cures and household tonics with fashion commentary on silks crepes de chine and gowns. It mentions prices, retailers like Monticette Illinois, and notes on fabrics, colors, and woven designs.
The Delta Sorority plans to occupy a nearly complete Baldwin City house on street 13, aiming to move in before the public opening. The fraternity house was noted as one of the finest in the state, with only one such dwelling. Funeral services for John B. Allen were held in Baldwin with burial in Baldwin cemetery. Local officials discussed city council appointments and Baker University faculty visits.
The text presents a garbled mix of phrases and invented terms with scattered names like Philopopiier Balloun and Bidiney. It appears as a fragmented, nonsensical prompt lacking coherent events or individuals.
NSN The Trimbose and Dockstader Atin gave a lively performance last night praised as lost aerialists on the wind. The scenery and costumes were unusually beautiful with Primrose's apple toss and Dockstader's superb impersonations drawing praise. The entire show was well received by the audience.
Salvation Army organizers in Lawrence call for public donations, placing kettles on the street Saturday to raise funds for the poor. The drive aims to mobilize city residents and churches in seasonal charity efforts.
Scenes of idyllic Heauty depict a pictorial tour on rivers of France shown Monday December 1. The views celebrate nature’s color and variety, reproduced in wide lines and flats to appear almost magical. Versailles and Paris area scenes praised. 5¢ to attend.
Prof Granville Jones will address a women’s suffrage meeting at the courthouse on the subject of pure water for Lawrence. The gathering aims to discuss vital interest, good government, and water supply with all women urged to attend.
Fragmented notes on a mash recipe and poultry concerns mix with political speech. Helen Backer urges cautious voting while noting gains from suffrage, and Wyandotte county auditor Sartin recalls Progressive campaign episodes. Governor Stubbs jokes through remarks on term lengths as Bryan Taft and Roosevelt loom in national politics.
A.J. Tal lock of Long Island duck raiser explains a purity lesson from a duck illness. Ducks died when feed seemed fine, but foul odor revealed contamination from a leeching yard near the reek, prompting a switch to clean sand grit to restore health.
Advice on keeping Leghorn hens calm to prevent digestion issues and maintain egg yield. Notes dangers of damp, filth, and lice, with remedies like lime sulfur spray and camphor on bread. Mentions feeding practices, nest egg production, and general poultry hygiene.
St Louis December 12 Packing house worker Fawin Richards of 4050 South Lucky Street has lost his two day old baby. His employer Courtney Packing Company discharged him today after rumors spread among fellow employees. Neighbors ostracized Richards and his wife as Richards tried to publish letters and postcards accusing him of causing the loss. A reporter found Richards sending out messages and he claimed the firing stemmed from public sentiment rather than performance. He vowed to seek another job and reclaim his child, which he advertised for adoption to calm his sleep debt.
Made from hard wheat Postum is described as a true food drink with no caffeine or other harmful substances.
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