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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1915
Page
3
A dubious claim praises Amoloy and Amulox as a skin remedy for various conditions. The report repeats endorsements by druggists and physicians, noting alleged cures and rapid hair growth claims. Safety warnings and inconsistent spelling suggest promotional fraud with uncertain efficacy and potential harm.
A Kansas newspaper recounts Governor Capper's oath of office with cheers from a large crowd in the state capitol. It covers the day’s ceremony, remarks by officials, and references to ongoing political tensions and commissions, including discussion of irrigation board members and signatures on official instruments.
The School ofd Society weekly educational journal starts its first issue of the year under Dy Dr McKeen Cattell as editor. It aims to be a professional science oriented publication for educators, psychologists, and publicists, serving as a monthly resource in the field.
An advertisement style text touts a 'great kidney remedy' with claims of universal efficacy and invites readers to request a sample bottle from Kilmer & Co. It references a letter to Dr Kilmer and Co and promises a booklet detailing kidneys and bladder, urging payment and subscription through a Lily Journal-Work format.
A fragment from a Charles W. Eliot article opens a discussion on educational conflict and the role of universities. Stanley Hall and W T Foster are noted for their views on school teaching and the modern university, with sections on research, education events, meetings, and protests.
Evangelist Minges led a crowded crisis meeting at North Lawrence Christian Church last night. About 80 men and women responded to the invitation, with many pledging to follow the Lord. Tonight the evangelist's subject will be The Creation Salvation, and a baptismal service opens at 7:214.
Notices list Wednesday morning cottage prayer gatherings at multiple homes. Names include Mrs. Skinner, Sarah Davie, Dreher, Lanre Hunter, Chas Steele, Mrs. Exinger and others with addresses across Ky, Tenn, Vermont, Oregon, Conn. A contact phone 182 is provided for serene service inquiries.
A USDA guidance piece defines clean milk as coming from healthy cows with minimal bacteria. Producers must test for tuberculosis, segregate new herd additions, keep stalls clean, brush cows, and maintain dry bedding. Proper feed, water, and stable hygiene are stressed to prevent contamination and protect consumer health and farm profits.
Farmers without silo knowledge lose money in feeding. Silage increases profits per acre, with silage-fed steers earning more on big markets. Palatability boosts digestion. steers prefer silage to dry fodder, aiding weight gain and regular intake.
About 200 men enrolled in engineering at the statewide institute to study farm engineering. Lectures by ten farm machinery reps covered electricity and farm light plants. Demonstrations showed small electric plants for farms and maintenance costs. Professor Reid noted farmers should buy power if available, but a 900 watt light plant can be a satisfactory investment where lines are absent.
A 19 year old arrested in Kansas City was released by Sheriff Carroll after three days of investigation tied to the Frisco wreck that killed four. He was believed to be part of a trio aiming to rob the Olathe post office and may head to Colorado, his former home. Authorities described him as the most remarkable man Carroll had met.
A fragment notes The Hoosier Schoolmaster and Willd Max at Aurora with a Wednesday showing repeated by request. Limited readable details but indicates a performance or presence lasting one day.
A malformed OCR item notes Roy Masters associated with a Frisco wreck clothing incident. The fragment references January 4 and January 12 events without complete context, leaving unclear links between names and the incident.
Claims cascarets cleanse stomach liver and bowels to relieve biliousness head aches and foul gases. Describes torpid liver and indigestible waste and promises relief by morning with a 10 cent dose from a druggist. Appeals to adults and children with social proof of millions usingCascar ets to stay regulated and avoid misery.
Beloved as a scalp remedy, Parisian Sage is advertised to stop dandruff and shedding with a single application. The ad claims it nourishes roots, stimulates growth, and leaves hair soft, shiny, and radiant, available at drug counters and local stores.
Prentice returns to duty after a serious morning fall that briefly sidelined him. He has fully recovered and is back on the job, overcoming the prior scare and resuming work without further incident.
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