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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
2
Daily and monthly subscription rates offered by carrier and mail. Readers advised to call if the Journal-World is not received by 7 p m and to place requests before 8 p m to ensure messenger delivery. Address at 722 Massachusetts Street.
Fragmentary report describes Shackleton initiating a southern voyage with harsh weather conditions. Mentions Kansas and industrial parlors as misread terms, and references odd venues or events with unclear details.
A fragmentary leading paragraph hints at restless attitudes and overindulgence. The lines imply people losing patience with lingering cravings and seeking escape or change in a drifting mood.
Jimmie Watson, once a prominent figure, is reported to be returning amid mixed public reaction. Supporters welcome his comeback while critics express concern about past actions resurfacing in local discourse.
The readable parts discuss joining a rate plan and mentions Naveabor. It hints at timing and possible outcomes for a town or group but the text is garbled with no clear events or names. No definite conclusion or actions can be reliably stated from the fragment.
An unclear note describes a warning about a Mexican liner and a person named Ville wraenyalie wise in Mex. The text mentions a right and a gare ba 1 in a garbled style.
The readable text is garbled and offers no clear event or identifiables such as people or places. It mentions health and a keeper but lacks coherent facts to form a full news item.
Fragmentary text appears to reflect a garbled note about a coast dig and a postponed post event. The readable segments do not form a coherent incident or named entities. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary with proper names or actions.
A damaged fragmentary text notes a battle or skirmish with unclear details. It mentions entities resembling places and individuals but lacks coherent names or outcomes, providing only hints of fighting and postponement or dispersion.
The piece argues the scare over and urges Lawrence residents to act with duty and unity. It notes businessmen reemerging, calls for sanitized bread handling, and warns against uncouth bread exposure while promoting careful wrapping and general calm.
Vague mutterings hint at actions to pause routes unless passenger car policies change. Mentiones empty coaches and reshaping service, with unclear sources.
A garbled OCR passage questions public statements about prisoner transfers and costs. It references Lansing, a claimed predicament, and concerns about winter hardships and weak voices. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
Fragmented text references Governor and public information duties. Mentions Kadena and related state oversight concerns. Contains garbled phrases about distribution of paper and public right to know.
A broken stone pile project needs workers as the town seeks employes for cleanup. The county aims to fill vacancies and hire laborers for the municipal site, with the aim to start promptly and reduce delays in work.
A fragmented note describes a pest problem in a village with references to sparrows and a strategy to trap the creature. The speaker warns about safety near homes and seeks a quick resolution by using improvised methods to control the pest.
Fragmentary account describes a mine disaster with many deaths and a chaotic rescue. Report notes prior mining accidents and a push for safety reforms amid ongoing industry concerns.
Describes the Supreme Court's monthly cycle of hearings and opinions. Details include calendared sessions on the first Monday, Tuesday, and sixth Saturday. roles of justices. the opinion delivery and mailing process. and the thorough consultation in chambers before decisions are issued.
War News covers events abroad while SoulTex remedies promise relief for colds and coughs. The brief items pair international developments with domestic health product notes, reflecting wartime concern and consumer guidance.
Wenninger admitted money to pay for college and used fake orders to obtain goods over 250 from Sears Haw Buck and Company and others. The case name involves Sasa vity and Monntomer Ward sant Company, with the goods valued over 250. The defendant used multiple main order houses to fraudulently obtain apparel.
The note describes visits and informal gatherings in the community. Names include Mrs. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Dews, Mrs. Dewson, Vivian Benson, and many others. Activities cover chats, meals, etc., with travel notes to Kansas and Texas and a funeral mention for Mrs. Do’s mother.
Fragmented OCR text shows names and places linked to social visits and meetings. Mentions include Miller, Vand, Miss Matonie, and Prive Denison visiting North Powder and Suilfwater with families. References to grand meeting and delegates hint at local civic activity and upcoming events.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a football film delay and a showing in New York City. It references the Varsity and a sale by an entity named Siler. Names and details are unclear due to garbled source text.
Invitations issued for a wedding to take place in November 38 at 3.00. Cards show expected participants. Mr. and Mrs. Deh are named in the notice. Kertis of Papela spent the previous day there.
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