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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1916
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal-World notes from Christmas in Lawrence and surrounding areas, detailing busy merchant activity, rising business volumes, and community reflection. It mentions local civic matters, mobilization debates, and festive gatherings, with attention to regional events and sentiments during the season.
A young man spoke of what constitutes New England during a dinner, saying he could not attend the event. he cited being far from New York while his partner was from New Jersey, illustrating vague regional notions.
Belgians and Germany offer divergent depor tation details with the Belgians unable to release further information. The dispute centers on differing import iant points and official statements regarding the removals.
A historical article discusses advertising as a business approach. It cites analysts arguing that successful campaigns treat advertising as a commerce activity rather than a mere message, with emphasis on consistency and reader trust.
A Kansas discussion questions whether one commissioner should oversee utilities or a three-member board. Proponents argue multiple directors provide diverse insight and prevent overcentralization, citing private-sector practice and the value of balanced judgment. Worries persist about anti-railroad bias and the need for public oversight.
A fragmentary Christmas piece notes health fellowship and cheer while a gossip column moment records a marriage proposal turn and a political office bid. It contrasts joyous holiday language with a sober comment on job loss and public life.
Do you men who are particular about your clothes select them where you can and get the most for your money. I have no high rent and no stock of ready mades to carry over.
A poetic fragment evokes a star silver and pine green motif, a barn winter night, and a child asking for a story. It weaves biblical imagery with a family scene and hints at a cross and woolly imagery, conveying timeless wonder and longing.
Report from Chekumg Province Chin describes Rinoceros horn powder as a chief remedy used by native doctors to treat typhoid fever. Epidemic in the city caused many deaths. Foreigners observed traditional methods such as cold towels and mud coverings. Wealthier patients reportedly received large quantities of ground horn daily.
An old style drug advertisement touts a laxative bromine quine tablet as a quick cure for cold symptoms. It promises to stop cough and headache and to work off the cold with a money back guarantee if it fails. J. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box priced at 25 cents.
Washington reports the Crop Estimates Bureau now handles nearly two million schedules yearly to build monthly crop reports. About 160000 field investigators work nationwide, with 105 clerks in Washington processing voluntary reports and foreign data. The system yields high accuracy, as shown by the 1915 cotton estimate within three tenths of one percent of Census figures.
The Wilder Bros. transfer their well known Lawrence Steam Laundry to Vaughn with Wilder Bros. joining as equipment and plant owner. Frank Vaughn assumes management, promising modern facilities and improved service as they relocate to Topeka and thank patrons for 1916 support with holiday wishes.
The Bowersock company announces changes in the Lusky production of Victoria Cro with Lou Tellerens as lead and a shift to an Oriental villain role. An actor who was slated for a heavy part altered his look and delivery, retreating to his dressing room before returning with a new persona and accent.
Fragmentary ad style text mentions a product described as white and clean for a washday. It references a brand or item called Ball Ghie and suggests large packs at grocers or stores. Content is garbled and names are unclear.
A red hot meteor crashed through a ranch house in Webb County Texas starting a fire. The object burned a hole in a blanket mattress and floor as occupants watched a falling star streak into the room.
A fragment from a 19th century page notes Mrs. S. F. Patterson running millinery business under the phrase A Merry Chris. The piece comments on work keeping people out of mischief while humorously noting men seeking temptation when not led away.
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