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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement-style passage urges readers to flush kidneys with a saline solution to cleanse the urinary tract. It promotes drinking water and homemade preparations, detailing steps to stimulate kidney function and claim it cleanses blood, with warnings about pricey products and recommending a blend of grape juice and lime.
Women with private illnesses are urged to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential female to female advice. Letters are read by women only and kept private. The offer includes a free 200 page book and the company promotes its trusted long standing confidential correspondence service.
A House bill advanced by Fred Fiche Cott Audersie proposes mortgage holders pay property taxes if the owner fails. The measure details security, credits, and settlement terms, outlining penalties and potential court actions if taxes remain unpaid.
Local readers face rising food costs as price increases bite staples like flour and bread. Officials warn of broader economic strain while households seek cheaper substitutes and adjust budgets amid uncertain markets.
London dated February reports via wireless that four German ships bombarded Ostend and The Yule failed to return. British waters involved in the attack, with bombs and maneuvers noted. Casualty and exact details remain unreconciled in the terse dispatches.
Fragmentary text discusses prohibitions on exports and mentions defense ports and a South Aftied region. The readable parts reference experts, inland policies, and possible restrictions, but specific actions, dates, or names remain unclear.
The snippet contains fragmented names and places including Lawrence and Behr with scattered terms. Readable elements suggest a docket of property deeds but full facts and parties are not present for a complete summary.
A garbled note describes Raselke Barkara presenting handkerchiefs with decorative embroidery. Each piece bears a design and a date, with vague hints of happiness and memory tied to worn fabric. The fragmentary text evokes a quiet recognition of a gift once cherished.
A historic ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a preferred laxative for upset infants. It claims the preparation is non addictive and pleasant, with a noted price of one dollar. The copy stresses that digestion needs attention when babies are irritable and unhappy.
Local voters in Mathis County confront a contentious bond issue tied to river infrastructure and levies. Report notes confusion over proposed funding, duties of county commissioners, and potential property tax changes amid heavy turnout and disputed language.
The readable text notes a quick service related to a street and railway area on Tarwronee Street. It mentions a core worker or person and a demand for service at a department, with references to a main library service and a Phd service trial.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and hints of events from a community page. Mentions include Mrs Baer Mandy and Eilia Helmut Lawrence with several unnamed relatives and neighbors. The fragmentary content references birthdays and forthcoming returns but lacks coherent events or dates.
A promotional note touts a product to alleviate foot pain, swelling, and odor. It claims immediate comfort, reduced soreness, and renewed mobility, with priced at 25 cents per item and urges readers to try it for tired feet.
A Cologne newspaper cites a war correspondent asserting leaders refuse to retreat until the foe is defeated. The piece notes observers visiting Lille and reporting on military zones, with authorities detaching units and monitoring frontline actions as global tensions mount.
WED recalls Quantrell J. D. Martin describing his father Ad Martin a white farmer and Douglas County Democrat. The narrative recounts a 7 life memory of Missouri childhood and a wartime guerrilla encounter with a wagon and pursuit, ending with a rescue and escape.
Fragmented item lists names and places including Stony Point and Lawrence. Mentions Mrs Mier Mevitney, Geo Parker, Hemphill, Hed Mrs, Loti, and Everyday vetoed events. Readable portions suggest a local brief or notice with community names and short actions.
An article promotes coconut oil as a superior hair shampoo. It warns against soap and alkali rinses that dry the scalp and damage hair. It recommends plain, melted coconut oil with water for a rich lather that cleanses hair and scalp. It notes coconut oil is cheap and widely available at drug stores.
A garbled OCR passage mentions the Scott home and Ford Winters on a Sunday. Names such as Will Patoniy, Murray Drier, Phars idgy, and Withers appear in disjointed phrases, along with unclear references to days, places, and trips.
Fragmented passage describes a store, a tea topic, and vague actions amid garbled phrases. It mentions a store at 838 12 Mass and references beverages and a breakin with unclear details.
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