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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
3
A garbled medical item references stomach distress and remedies like Diapepsia and Papets Minpeps. It alleges certain products provide fast relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort, mentioning meals and digestion discomfort with vague brand-like terms.
The Kansas Academy session schedule centers in Topeka with Friday and Saturday meetings. Papers from the University of Kansas cover topics from metabolism to mental fatigue and practical studies in chemical physics. A banquet closes Saturday with lectures and discussions on nutrition, brain function, and habits.
An old fashioned promotional column touts a maternity remedy claiming to ease abdominal strain during pregnancy and promote natural expansion. It suggests using a rub product, promises simple, safe effects, and offers a free book mailed by the advertiser at 407 Lamar, Arizona City.
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions chemical charges and water related terms with unclear names Bailey Tad Crean Wate. No coherent event or entities clearly established.
Coburn, Ohio agriculture official, outlines alfalfa aided by algae as a soil rejuvenator and protein source. He argues algae improve soil, deepen nutrient uptake, and boost forage value. cites government data on alfalfa protein and yields while noting conditions affect fertilizer choice. Gov. Willis and State Board president also speak at the annual agricultural meeting.
The Kansas Historical Society will oversee a five volume state history with associate editors and biographical sketches of Kansans who built the state. William E. Connelley announces editors including G. Jordan H. Heffernan and Henry J. Wat. Editors and contributors from Emporia, Abilene, Wichita, and Topeka named among the roster. Publication targeted for February 1917.
A fragment notes a product described as pills and tea sold by a seller with a garbled name. The readable portion suggests commercial sales but lacks clear details on location, date, or explicit entities.
Fragmented notes recount local life at the YM club including Lawrence and Hallinee families, school and equipment concerns, weather impact on skating, and community informant requests. The text hints at repairs, school projects, and a sense of civic effort amid weather challenges.
Fragmented text references four children and health in a sanitation context. Mentions sanitary practices and a scientific partner but lacks clear facts, dates, or proper names to establish a complete event or story.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a studio named Squire and references framing pictures, framed right, and a discussion of tombstones. It mentions rogue dealers and women, with unclear connections to a local scene or event.
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