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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1916
Page
3
An advertisement promoting Shredded Wheat as a simple natural food for breakfast. It emphasizes harmony with nature and law, health from harmony, and describes serving suggestions with milk or cream and sliced bananas. Mentions production at Niagara Falls, New York.
Local social and school notices describe Baldwin residents' activities and visits. Mentions of gatherings include Monday evening events, student interactions, and family sightings. References to Delaware or nearby towns appear, along with names such as Hartley, Hobbs, and Webster in brief household updates.
Miss Leont. Spurgeon returned to Kaiportt Monday evening where she is attending school. Miss Helen Keohane left Monday evening for water where she will attend Coldwater High School. Several residents visited Lawrence and Joplin for relatives and friends this past week. The annual park district meeting elected new officers including Fred Mall as chief and Frank Sack as secretary.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a public appeal about kidney disease and doctors urging relief. Mentions Lawrence and St. Lawrence areas with references to home papers and neighbors sharing information. Detected names include Mrs. Letterd and Dean's. The text is garbled but conveys a health awareness push.
Fragmentary text honors Col. Van Horn founder of Jota and pioneer Robert Vinton. Mentions public library, building projects, and a community tribute. Contains garbled lines about veterans, civic duties, and health mentions.
A Kansas legislator proposed a resolution calling for a World Congress of Nations to preserve inter national interests. The plan envisions a world body modeled on the United States government with a president and vice president and a supreme court.
A jumbled read of names and phrases describes a morning at a Franklin area home. Residents like Mrs Clarke and Miss Magiin are mentioned along with talk of visits, jokes, and neighbors in a close community.
Fragments describe a community laboring through illness and injury among children and adults. Notes mention Mr and Mrs Chastie Wilson, anniversaries, home visits, and the strain of recent events on residents including families from Lawrencer and Richland.
Fragmented OCR reads like a small town notice listing names such as Raymont, Mr Siz, Mrs Haris, Mrs Burt, and J. afternoon. It mentions calls about a child, a bakery, a Wilkommen or Weidemann contact, and a phone number 182. The legible bits suggest casual community notices and personal names without a clear single event.
Crowder Lake View and Orne sind Clarence Lludzun spent Sunday with the Dewi boys at Williamstown. Miss Kate and Francis Motrenti spent the past week with home folks. Mrs Harve Athes j spent Sunday at Me and Mr daghter Leuist danced in Lawrence. Miss McCall spent the week with Parke is ton. Mrs Louis Bearman visited Friday through Sunday with daughter Mrs Cogis of Lawrence. Mr and Mrs family Clay and spin New aemins. Mrs Timers ill with pneumonia but improving. Olin Button visited Sunday afternoon. Jane Wool and titted Alfred apes 8 Dax. Genrer Moss of Riellan visited with snder’s and athiea trends in quiet last week. Louis Mairsonin spent Friday with Sunday at her home. Mrs Ken Lake and son Johnnis of North Platte are visiting. Alexander Mrs Fraker, Mae and Netlie Armstroitt and Marie Collins and Bessie Shield called on Miss Geneva Jellison Sunday. Charles-Lewis leve: std a new Octeland cav ary Lee spent last week with sister Mes Twinhoffer. Mrs Win Widerwood and daughter Mable Waye returned after a short visit. Collins rites day. Mr and Mrs Famyes Wealt attended dinner Sunday. Gilhe lon, Mr did. Mya Louis Ma je Bubion at home. Bird Oaley of aveceiee visited. Sunday at Collins. Dr Brean ritasied hots Monday. Fru fan 8 CICS where she tus bee her daughter Eldrider. Mr avid oao gies spa.
An old line promotes Resinol Ointment and Résinol Soap to stop itching and skin eruptions rapidly. The ad-style fragment emphasizes relief from eczema and pimples with a simple at home remedy.
Readers report a jumble of social snippets including Wilfianestinwn and Minervian Chih line references. Among scattered names Mrs James Woolfeal and Ann Mitchell appear with unclear event details on a Taylor Street meet and New Year party fallout.
Local authorities report sprinkling and street cleaning costs be reduced for Newton by shifting responsibilities to business interests. The plan would save about 2400 dollars annually, with Newton residents bearing the burden of street upkeep while the city handles broader services.
Fragmentary quotes reveal Casper Cawstick confessing a detective urge and a fascination with peering into others lives. The Cleveland Plain Dealer comments on a modern wife needing diversion, while neighbors are cited with criticism.
A New York American note reflects on a congressman's long life marked by a steady stream of wedding gifts. The piece ties personal milestones to public service, celebrating endurance and civic devotion across years.
Advertises Cascarets as a cure for stomach bile and bowel issues. Claims to cleanse bowels, relieve sour stomach, indigestion and constipation while you sleep. Promotes a 20 cent box from any drug store for a clear head and healthy liver.
A Topeka report details a woman's claim of strong results from a mysterious remedy after consuming a bottle from Tanta. She describes intense sensations and a recovery, noting the medicine is the key and urging continued use despite unclear side effects.
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