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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1916
Page
3
A university engineer reports on flood control limits during a National Drainage Congress. The discussion covers drainage strategies, river management, and the challenges of cutting flood levels amid complex terrain and urban growth.
An old advertisement extols Gets-It as a quick, painless remedy for corns and calluses. It claims the solution loosens and removes corns in seconds without knives or razors, urging readers to buy from druggists or direct from F. E. Lawrence & Co.
Fragmented OCR text describes a home remedy claiming to relieve nasal congestion by inhaling an aromatic balm. The passage promises instant relief from a blocked nose, headache, and mucus through airborne vapors. It lacks verifiable details or credible sourcing.
Kansas City men will wear new coat styles based on height as the International Cutter Association announces a dress code for the coming season. The convention highlights include demonstrations, living models, and talks by fashion leaders from New York, Philadelphia, and beyond.
Farmers Union gathering discusses state wide sections and arrests. The article notes debates on licensing and hearings, with emphasis on integrity and public policy.
A garbled fragment describes Towser calling out that something was forgotten and a speaker noting discomfort from scratching a heel while questioning thoughts about what was missing.
A quotation attributed to Newton notes that religion serves as the strongest armor yet the poorest cloak, reflecting on its protective value and potential concealment. The remark frames faith as both shield and disguise in daily life.
A garbled study in a small town scene references Kendall Tlaas Holton Lingrenice and a string of names like Kauss Wile Haas and Gene Lanvilier. It hints at tensions around Greek lists, a purge, and social reactions as residents prepare for a difficult season amid uncertain safety and civic strain.
In a faded page of letters, readers appeal to a judge about a debtor’s plight and the lenders’ sympathy. The missives describe a tense dispute over property and debts, with one correspondent asking leniency and noting the judge’s fair stance.
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