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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented report covers I W W trials in Kansas City and profiteering cases, comments on peace treaty reservations, Bolshevist talks in New York, a yacht crew rescue, and Belgium’s stance on neutrality. It hints at political debates and public figures but lacks a cohesive single event.
The piece notes mixed miner opinions on Alexander Howat as an enemy to the county and likely to worsen trouble, with a federal court in Indianapolis seeking a closer look at Howat. It also touches on German atrocities explanations, corn burning for coal, and local weatherless farming notes amid broader labor tensions.
The text presents a fragmented dialogue condemning a speaker for buried ideas in dead language. It conveys impatience with the fellow and mocks his rhetoric, urging listeners to say a simple yes for going home.
A fragment discusses rheumatism as a constitutional disease needing systemic therapy. It warns against relying on local applications and endorses a course of tonics and allegedly purifying medicines. The text mentions Paine’s Sarsaparilla as correcting acid balance and aiding permanent relief.
A garbled report mentions near arctic daylight and long sunshine hours around Fort SimpSav and the Peace River region. It notes barley and wheat trends and a remark about boiled water and a MeNish order dated 198.
A fragmentary article discusses restored giraffe camel hybrids and expeditions involving a Solerade militen and Am ida forces. It references recent dig sites in western Nuhtr and Colorade and mentions fossil bones and Mediatfoerriel research. The piece retains obscure terms and a mix of out-of-context phrases.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe 20 mule skeletons in Miocene sandstone prairie deposits, with a tiny camel specimen among several fossils. The text references distant ages, geological layers, and unclear names, suggesting an antiquated field observation without clear dating or modern identifications.
A garbled recounting blends wartime anecdotes with personal memories. Mentions birth, illness, battles, and travel through unfamiliar places, referencing Seattle and Anelers. The piece weaves scattered events and questions about why things happened and who suffered.
Several figures celebrate birthdays including France Jenchin born in Potsdam, 29 today. Dr Jérre Loux tied to the Pasteur Institute. Nie Ai yuk born in Kitchener. Richard Wainwright born in Washington DC. and Woodruff noted as a notable worker in goo-related fields with Philadelphia ties.
A fragment lists anniversaries and names such as John G Whittier and Ty Starr King, with scattered references to places like Haverhill and Amaton Falls. It mentions historical dates, elections, and military actions including Mackensen’s forces pressing in Eastern Wallachia, and a U.S. event on March 4.
Holiday film lineup at E Theatres Casine Ware and B tents offers laughs and drama. Lavle Willnes presents When Man Lovel at the Varsity with a Christie comedy. Albert Ray and Bryant Washburn appear in The Last Villain at another venue.
The notice mix lists a Varsity show featuring a Clara Kimball Young film and other acts on December 19 and 20, plus public law talk of city hall fuel plans and a wool brevet program. It also mentions a Tri-State Paclet Association election and a Ninth North Carolina district election with candidates Webb and Mooney.
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