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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1916
Page
4
The 1946 newspaper fragment discusses Prohibition policy battles, mergers of unions, and editorial stances amid Kansas journalism circles. It notes figures like Geo. M. Alcorn and mentions the World newspaper and related audit entities.
The fragment references a gift item described as the sem phony fawn writing pepe with mentions of first class enter shapes and a price range up to $50 per bus. It also notes a store name McCalioeh's Deeg Btara and an item called Syarphony f4 sold there.
The article notes that Lloyd George faces wartime pressures as peace terms loom and the world anticipates Britain's prime minister proposing terms seen as favorable, even as the war drags on and global interest shifts to peace prospects.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a legal action within the Amindoon League. Text references a yesterday event and efforts by parties, with unclear details and names obscured in the damaged source.
A mixed holiday column discusses consumer wants and humor, noting Christmas subscriptions and studio gifts. It mentions forwarding a journal gift by mail for $1.50 and promotes sensible presents. The prose also riffs on plagiarism and old hat advice, with references to local business names and a Northwestern Mutual insurance line.
A fragmented line reads Oh Been after no man has evaded hi enemies he can't evade his thoughts offering little clear context. The excerpt hints at internal conflict or introspection without identifying persons or events.
A distressed woman contemplates her future as fear grows regarding her husband and the lack of support. She considers options and weighs changes in her life amid uncertainty and pressure.
A letter recalls Christmas scenes from childhood with Uncle Hoekensmith, family gatherings, walnuts and fir trees, snow scenes, and a wish to revisit the red bark grove. the house now stands empty and haunted at Christmas, with ghosts occupying every chair. It ends with a cordial farewell and holiday wishes.
A paleontological report describes several major discoveries including a nearly complete Deinodon skeleton with a 30 foot length and an enlarged skull, a Cenrus apertus skull, and a horned dinosaur skull. The finds reveal diverse reptilian life from the Jelly River beds as the region was once coastal and wooded.
Reports describe hundreds of fossil specimens from fishes to plesiosaurs prepared for study and exhibit by Sternberg and team. New finds from Red Deer river bolster knowledge of the Bow River formation while an Alberta Edigant skeleton gains public attention at the museum.
Mary A Dean of Taunton Massachusetts recalls kidney trouble forcing up to seven nightly trips. After ten months on Foley Kidney Pills she reports normal sleep and kidney function restored. Testimonials from Bridges Robinson Massachusetts describe relief from long standing kidney issues and painful bladder conditions.
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