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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1915
Page
2
A transcribed 1915 call by Lawrence Kansas staff advertises sending the Journal-World by messenger if not received by 7 PM. The note mentions someone’s presence before 8, and references a constitutional convention demand and an election defeat context with garbled wording.
A tribute column honors Mrs. Murdock, noted as a prominent figure who aided the development of the prairie west. The piece highlights her character and influence as recalled by admirers and colleagues.
The piece argues that sustained business rests on careful work rather than mere urgency. It warns offices relying solely on impulse risk stagnation, and notes steady, small efforts build lasting reputation and success.
The piece contrasts Leavenworth’s historic boom from the Army post and mills with Lawrence’s rise, noting Lawrence’s stronger policy enforcement and cleaner streets. It observes Lawrence’s thriving business district while Leavenworth faces vacancies and population differences.
Fragmentary text from a Lawrence hut hints at a pledge or vow. The transcription is incomplete, offering few concrete details beyond a personal commitment and glimpses of the speaker's intention.
The article argues that advertising is not merely a prop for fake goods but a powerful tool that supports competition and benefits the public. It states that without advertising, firms would lose their push, quality would decline, and markets would stagnate, while advertising drives new products, desires, and economic growth.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Santa Chris and Christian names, with scattered phrases about Marche Sante gone and weather cues. It references Dustin Farnum and Joe Cameo Nirby. mentions The Aurora stockix and various unclear actions, amid a noisy domestic scene.
A frayed, muddled reminiscence describes a busy carpenter named for a trade in rough conditions. The narrator laments delays, noisy work, and low pay as the craftsman endures a difficult day, seeking steady wages amid a world that hinders his labor and dignity.
The advance near St Michel and Sir Meinee dion stalls while Germans push at Banjitnnw and along the Nassidas line amid mud roads. Russians and Austrians immobilized by weather but press near Vzniis Imiss and Georlice, with Turkish incursions reported and Allied calls for readiness and sacrifice amid ongoing global war news.
West Pan Oil announces price increases at market open with grades Pocono, Quares, and Newcastle listed. Prices show a cent or more rise with Summerset and Raw Vein offerings noted amid steady trading.
Marriage license record indicates issuance for Lindley and a party with altered names. Readable details show Saturday action and related legal formalities.
A historical health treatise advises increased water intake to support kidney function and bladder health. It promotes salt-based remedies and warns that dehydration worsens kidney strain, urging readers to drink ample fluids and consider salts to stimulate urine flow for relief.
A vintage advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as remedies for itching burning and sore skin. It promises relief for many irritations and urges readers to request a trial free by mail from Resinol in Baltimore.
The article describes shipments to Belgians, rail transport rules, and local aid efforts. It mentions Brown County residents contributing to relief, and Kansas receipts assisting Belgian relief through rail shipments. A community Christmas gathering at a church is noted with musical selections and a duet performance.
The Ak program shows strong interest from patrons as Seiwachs and others lead Christmas activities. The event includes various exercises and performances with names such as Tilmer, Christina, and Pearl TmawAell, highlighting community involvement and a playful, seasonal schedule.
An account describes a Hellenic banquet at Oxford with speakers and mentors. Notable figures include Stewart Sipiltanis as host and several guests from colleges and visiting dignitaries. The event featured meals, speeches, and cultural displays, with references to timing and attendees.
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