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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1914
Page
4
Community notices and business ads from the Lawrence Kansas Journal 1914 detail subscription options by mail and carrier, office address at 722 Massachusetts Street, and a request to call by 8 p m for messenger delivery. The page also blends wartime editorial content and a local humor item about Santa Claus.
A fragment recalls how Topekh campaigned on building development and advertising impact. Seventeen men are noted as interviewed about campaigning opinions, with one objection about money. The piece claims Belts defeated Cheney in a past race, illustrating the rise of paid advertising for candidates.
A fragmented 19th century health note links cold weather to disease, warns of weak nutrition and stress, and cautions that colds trigger more serious illnesses like tuberculosis and diphtheria if untreated. It urges avoidance of contagious individuals and cautious care during holidays.
The Columbus Advocate notes the gas company warned of insufficient supply for holiday trade and generally limited merchandise availability in many areas affecting ordinary business.
Plans for a new minion station at Kansas Say are discussed with emphasis on an adequate entrance. The proposal aims for a minimal cost and practical conditions reflecting the station's recent updates.
A cautious editorial argues against sensational forecasts of German coastal landings, noting the press overstates risks and that Germany will focus at home for some time.
The fragment notes a claim from The Kansas City Star about Wiesaw being farther from the Pole than Dr. Frederick A. Vookemme, within a year period. The garbled text makes specifics and context unreadable.
Amid holiday rush Cluristmas the candy industry shows strong demand. About 50,000 workers operate in U S and Canada plants with output valued near 150 million dollars. Estimated yearly candy consumption per person reaches about 5 pounds, signaling a steady festive spree.
The writer recalls seeing a political advertisement during the 24 March Titus visit, focusing on a race where A. B. Betts challenged John Cheney for state senate while Cheney led as attorney general candidate. The recollection mentions Topeka Capital coverage.
Campaign progress on the Fraternal Aid Union drive in Wichita and Topeka shows Gov elect Capper leading efforts. Applications have begun to arrive at both cities as the campaign aims to boost membership and support.
A brief thanks from Mrs. Davin C Jordan for kind words and support after a bereavement. The note expresses gratitude to friends and the community for sympathy and assistance during the difficult period.
Poem fragment depicts exhausted workers and the hungry poor trudging through winter streets. Narrator condemns destitution while noting resilience and the urge to work despite harsh conditions and mental distress.
Monday night marks the start of a series of exhibitions by Prof Oscar Gleason the greatest living horse tamer at the Lawrence Auditorium. He will display skill in subduing wild horses before an admiring public.
A feature on a forthcoming horse exhibition led by Prof Gleason describes careful training of vigorous horses. The piece notes the event will attract families and animal lovers, praising the trainer's humane methods and the child friendly, charming atmosphere of the exhibition.
Fragmentary note describes a display of dresses by Seth Lore at Di Las Gros with mention of candy sales and a Busy Bet event during a Christmas observance. No clear dates or locations beyond the vague terms.
A dawn fire at a Laavenworth hotel left most of the building ruined but one goose remained alive. Fire crews noted the bird’s cackling as they worked. Investigators probe how the fowl found shelter as flames spread through the corridor. Local witnesses describe smoke and heat that trapped other occupants and belongings.
The piece describes Christmas ads from Mrs McCormick's Millinery Store and others, thanking customers for support and wishing a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It notes Beavist Chune moving from the 800 block on Vermont Street to 708 Massachusetts Street on January first to better serve customers, placing the business in a busy downtown area.
Sanitary Bottling Works Kansas Most thanks friends and customers for the past year and wishes Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Advertising text praises quick service and pure goods with contact hints.
Fragmented notes describe Busy Bee and Dick Bros pulling focus with affordable presents. Mentions of candy, sale mood, and shoppers seeking value dominate the readable text.
A fragmentary notice describes a local business, its owner Mr Doss, and a loyal customer base. The piece touts friendly service, reasonable prices, and ongoing efforts to thank customers with holiday wishes. It also references other local services like taxi lines and livery, and odd mentions of health tips and weekly prizes.
The text notes a campus society event at State University with references to dancing, student activities, and a four o'clock meeting. It mentions social clubs, preparations, and a gathering described with limited readable details from the damaged article.
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