22 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1911
Page
1
A garbled extract voices mixed themes of women’s suffrage, local elections, and civic duty. It references register, municipal affairs, and religious figures while interweaving names and scattered phrases about voting and community action.
Fragmented article notes heated party rhetoric, campaign zeal, and editorial banter. It cites Kansas Republicans, Democratic opposition, and local business details like Raymond's store, Woolyard's Pine and Yar Couph scrap, reflecting a lively but tangled early 20th century political context.
Pleasant Grove reports daily rain or snow for a week with Valentine’s Day spared by a pause in precipitation. Snow accumulates to six inches after a two day storm, amid community visits, a church meeting with few attendees, and plans for a move to California Road as Dave Williams prepares to relocate his family. Community good wishes accompany the departure.
An ad style note claims a blood poisoning cure using a vegetable-based remedy. It asserts removal of poisons from blood and a total system rebuilding to end symptoms. The message invites readers to request a treatment book and medical guidance free of charge from a Georgia address.
An old local notice describes sudden deaths tied to kidney disease and related symptoms. It mentions remedies, physician claims, and community updates including school events, weather notes, and local shop advertisements, all reflecting period newspaper style and health concerns.
Mrs Hh Houehatder of Baltimore reports a dramatic infant eczema cure using Cuupura and Curevera. She recalls severe itching and sores starting between ages three and four months, with lasting relief after topical remedies and a four week treatment, leading to her baby’s health and social ease. The letter cites medical practitioners and drug suppliers.
A fragmented notice advertises a truss and fitting service at Raymond's Deng Stove claiming guaranteed satisfaction and a scientific fit. It references a genuine lowest price and promotional language about a product marketed as the best.
Fragmented notices advertise wall paper prices and samples at Lorenz Starr 744 Rhode Island Street and Brackary Shoe Shop 16 West Warren. Local slogans praise Pride of Lawrence dairy butter and a tire vulcanizing service. The page blends retail pitches, product claims, and year-start health tonics with scattered typos and odd spellings.
A Waverly court this week saw a dramatic assault and battery case end unexpectedly as the defendant was acquitted. Two witnesses were arraigned and convicted of offenses tied to the incident. A total assessed fines amounted to 75.35 dollars.
A jailed case in Oklahoma unfolds as Fiona West testifies that her daughter Leta, age three, has been abducted three times by her mother and twice by the nanny. The trial centers on a divorce suit filed by West, with details of alleged coercion, custody turmoil, and a witness list including the girl’s father Jesse West and various local figures. The testimony sketches a troubled family dispute reaching into the courtroom and community.
The text outlines remembered routines for staying warm and maintaining hair during cold weather. It mentions specific practices like applying powder and using brushes, with references to routines attributed to individuals and cosmetic prep steps, though the source is garbled.
A Wichita blaze yesterday consumed a Richardson Street skyscraper in about an hour, causing an estimated 100000 dollars in damage. The building, owned by Joan, was left a total loss as firefighters struggled to contain the heat and flames.
A fragment notes repairs and cleaning at a dairy facility on Maine Street. It mentions whipping cream, latte cream, sherbets, and water removal as part of maintenance. Named entities include M. Adams and a Bell 1783 address on 810 Maine Street.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places but lacks coherent facts or events. The readable bits include references to a person named Prestiky and locations such as Waeres and Pines Btu, but no complete actions or dates emerge. Further context is needed to form a proper brief.
An OCR fragment references Waibe and various names and places in a confused passage. It mentions Est Bel Phorm and Residences 73 with scattered phrases about families and country tree. Lacks clear events or dates to form a full report.
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