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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1916
Page
3
A historical advertisement claims Caldwell's Syrup can ease infant feeding and soothe colic in babies. The piece cites a doctor’s approval and promotes the syrup as safe for nursing mothers while warning against certain ingredients. Address given at 434 Washington St, Tulsa.
A tarnished OCR fragment notes Baldwin wheat moving toward Balawin in a district near Anne Ge, with scattered references to local farms, farmers, and meetings. Mentions of Warder, Mrs Mayhde, Campbel, and various names appear in a jumble of garbled text. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible to summarize definitively.
An aged article fragment notes a claimed product Swamp Root stopped a serious backache. It mentions a physician’s test and references a likely medical remedy advertisement and signatures, with several unclear passages about testing and results.
A garbled page item lists multiple names and events including visits, a funeral notice, and society updates. It mentions Mary Liehbing Lairineo, Chas. Kam sulroder, Edna Payne, and Miss Athel Wont, with references to a Lyceum event and a funeral for Nail pit Willey. Prices and drug notices reference Lawrence and McCooch's Drug Store amid price rises and stock mentions.
A fragmented advisory urges starting the day with water before breakfast. It promotes internal cleansing using limestone phosphate and a tonic to freshen breath, claim relief for cold symptoms and digestive discomfort, and warn against poisons formed by misused diet. The text cites cleansing routines and "internal sanitation" as health guidance.
A garbled report discusses a publicity fund risk tied to university advertising and political influence. It mentions outside sources, advertisers, and a public awareness effort, with references to Kansas and state campaigns. The text is unclear but centers on funding and reputational pressure.
An obscure wartime item titled Ajléns Foot Base is noted in fragmented notes as an aid for troops. The garbled text references a medical or supply context possibly tied to a field hospital and improvised equipment.
A fragmented notice indicates a lecture at Washburn Center led by Stevens, focusing on regional topics. The text mentions Thursday or Wednesday timing with details about venues near a wall and references to trees, theology, and dulcet themes, though the full meaning remains unclear.
Disjointed OCR fragment reports an earthquake at noon near a university, with times around 4 17 47 and a disturbance lasting minutes. Mentions a marriage license issuance to an individual, but names and details are garbled. Strong entities are unclear due to damaged text.
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