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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1915
Page
8
Lawrence dispatch notes Otto Giulier as presidential candidate, lauds Mr. Gulla as a devoted county boy turned business leader. The piece praises his public service, integrity, and willingness to work for the public good, asserting he would bring efficiency and fairness to county affairs.
The Allies held Lisle and areas near Arras as fighting intensified in northern France. Russians won in Galicia between Sanak and Lisko, while Austria claimed Piotrkow and Przedborz. Turkish forces in Asia reported heavy reinforcements. The Russian Black Sea Fleet sank two Turkish ships. The North Front saw gains to the Oise but losses near La Bassée. Germans captured Lewlez as fierce fighting continued on the Dunare river front.
The Riverside Manston city event calendars list holiday gatherings at Morelyrts Bank Hall and a Joe party with Misses Mig Webster and Maine Monroe. Miss Julia Powell of Parker, Dihola, is to dine during the holidays. Kenyon Milita Aeaileniy is noted for spending Ne Lili une. The piece mentions a First Aid to Spinsters event in New Jersey and various socialities, with references to weddings, matches, and potential spinster counts in the United States.
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A garbled passage discusses a political matter about Rimes and Cliisiuas, Baran, Abe iter, and a redistribution effort. The text is unreadable in places, with multiple corrupted phrases and unclear outcomes. No clear date, place, or official action can be determined from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR style notes mention Christiania, references to borders and meddling, and a reference to someone named Gein. The text is garbled with stray brackets and incomplete phrases, offering little clear news value beyond an unsettled political mood and warnings about outside interference.
Fragmentary OCR text references European war context, mentioning Ammetivan resorts and a claimed million dollar sanction for the year. Details are distorted and unclear. no verifiable names, dates, or outcomes present.
An editorial voice laments rising living costs amid proposed tax changes and price increases. It cites effects on consumers, shippers, and automakers while arguing for restraint and careful policy in the national debate.
Fragmented, era style report notes Chariton Melton in Lawrence among large firms pushing to overhaul old methods. It highlights agency advice for risk improvement, mentions a fire threat in Lawrence and Lincoln area, and references Cardui remedy stories from Ingram Texas with anecdotal patient recovery.
The advertisement promotes B A Thomas Hog Powder claiming 855 percent cure for hog cholera and recommends adding the powder to feed twice weekly. It promises simple directions and emphasizes keeping hogs healthy with their product. The text also includes a stray biographical line about a man with a peevish nature.
A garbled public notice warns of high fatalities from railroad trespass and crossing dangers. It cites annual deaths and injuries totaling thousands nationwide, stressing the need for safety and urging readers to share the message with friends.
University of Oklahoma and public utilities experts will assess a power plant valuation in a week long inquiry. Prof Shand and a Chicago expert will participate along with Oklahoma professors to determine a first appraisal.
Fragmentary text references stone phosphate and cleansing effects, mentions water, stove phosphate, and food. The legible parts suggest a note about a product or remedy, but details are unclear and no coherent event or identity is established.
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