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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1915
Page
3
Fragmented advert text touts Musterole plasters as quick relief for aches and pains with vague ingredients and claims. It mixes product names like Musterole and related ointments, while listing unfamiliar items and directions in a garbled, damaged layout.
Welding Ring of New York quoted figures from the National Foreign Trader Convention showing English built steamers cost less to operate than American ones. A 1912 English steamer cost far less than American vessels of similar capacity, highlighting the main obstacle to rebuilding a competitive U S merchant fleet. Ring cited ongoing ownership transfers and US taxation affecting purchase and operation. He warned that strict navigation laws and private capital requirements could curb American shipbuilding unless policy shifts reduce costs and promote competitive practice.
A sharp warning is issued against disregarding owners rules and sensational reporting. The note cites the Minnneh-Ageshure Gast article in November about Eneland s and France's Colored Troops as an example of unverified claims. Officials say the author fabricated profitless assertions, and editors are urged to avoid needless alarm and sensationalism.
A man died yesterday from throat wounds and stab injuries sustained while attempting to end his life last Thursday. Immediate medical care failed to save him as his condition deteriorated despite efforts by attending physicians and hospital staff. The funeral took place at 1270 Chinstatt Rue Brown, with local banks and merchants noted in the account.
Local reports describe protests against a ministerial alliance plan to communicate with representatives while a bill may affect post office operations. The piece notes planned meetings and potential civic actions, with warnings on governance and public access.
A Linari crewman aboard the steamer sunk by a North Sea mine recounts the blast as if a cart crossing a big brick. He describes being blown from the deck, bulkheads and lamps shattering, instruments and dishes flying, and two crew injured in their bunks.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes stomach upset remedies and a table of items. It mentions an Olive Tablet and a company but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts. The text is fragmented and cannot establish a clear historical item or event.
London February reports that Belgian idealists and the International Garden Cities and Town Planning Association, with Belgian cooperation, held a conference on rebuilding Belgian towns. The aim is to overwrite wartime destruction with large scale adoption of modern town planning and improved villages.
London firms respond to calls for mouth organs for British sailors and soldiers. One major instrument maker ordered 1,000 from Switzerland for distribution among ships, reflecting wartime needs and volunteer support.
An article discusses theories about appendicitis as a cause linked to diet and iron cookware. It attributes claims to Rabbis and researchers, noting early in ministry years and European practices. A separate public sale notice lists farm goods and household items for auction near Kenwaka church.
The text cites the fleet in home waters and reports 4,000 mouth organs sold since the war began with a further order for 4,000. It mentions scarce supply sources limited to Switzerland and the United States and questions railway ownership by widows and orphans.
The German bark Viganella reached Plymouth January 10 with crew unaware of the outbreak of war. Reported she sailed from Corinto July 6 carrying a nitrate cargo. first war notice reached the surprised crew as authorities held her in British waters.
A home remedy claims dandruff can be eliminated by applying about four ounces of liquid Arvon to the scalp at night. Rub in gently, then rinse in the morning to dissolve every sign of dandruff. Reported benefits include cessation of itching and hair becoming fluffy, lustrous, and soft. Arvon is available at drug stores and described as inexpensive and reliable.
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