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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
3
The article details an evangelist sermon about Christians facing persecution. It recalls a girl who stood for Christ, resisted pressure to renounce faith, and faced threats to her life. The narrative emphasizes suffering for Jesus and the stark choices of followers under oppression.
The fragment mentions Wonderful Skin and Wrinkle Removers with repeated phrases NSMNSLANSSS, offering no clear event or person. No verifiable details or entities beyond the product name.
A garbled text fragment discusses a night skin treatment promising complexion improvement and anti aging effects. It mentions a brand new product, references to LA area, and various unclear agents or ingredients. The passage reads as a rough, disjointed promotional style with numerous misspellings.
Fragmented OCR style notice describes prayer meetings and forthcoming events at various homes, with a long list of names and addresses. It includes real estate transfers listing multiple Lawrence properties and adjacent parcels with names such as GW. Hunsineze and Helen M. and references to Lot numbers and subdivisions in Lawrence. The text reads as a rough ledger of transfers and upcoming prayer gatherings, with unclear dates and locations.
University of Missouri president A Ross Hume orders a beer pledge for freshmen following arrests of fifteen students for disturbing peace. Freshmen leaders and university officials debate enforcement while probation rules accompany the pledge to curb holiday rowdiness.
Bills introduced in the House propose rural high schools and a tenth grade in districts lacking high schools. The plan repeals township high school laws and substitutes district governance, offering free tuition and expanded curriculum including vocational training and civil government.
Fragmentary text hints at a political dispute in Columbia with mentions of declarers, pledges, and a split party. The passage references a controversy and a "airy town" description, with unclear names or dates. The readable content remains too fragmentary to extract concrete events or individuals.
Dr Mason at High Prairie activates a vivid pageant with performers and town visitors. The report notes community figures, school hopes, and planned meetings as residents discuss events and improvements amid weathered town life.
The Manhattan Retailers Association released a new credit rating book listing over 4,000 names. It includes every merchant or purchaser in the city, indicating who pays bills promptly and who does not. The book aims to be the most complete of its kind and will be corrected as needed.
Edward W. Stytistician of the United States geological survey says the 1914 coal production shows a downturn with less coal sent to markets. Pennsylvania bituminous and anthracite volumes fell. estimated declines reach into the millions of tons across the industry.
Special notice directed at Lawrence residents. The readable fragment references local addresses and names in a brief public statement. The context and purpose are unclear due to damaged OCR but it appears to advise or alert the community about a local matter.
The De Maly Commandery Number 4 Knights Templar met last night to discuss a drill and inspection under the Grant Commandery at the State. The session noted supervision to occur in the latter part of January with plans to finalize details.
George Arliss stars in Disraeli at the Grand Opera House Topeka on Friday evening, March 24. Parker's production presents Disraeli’s political genius and literary gifts, with scenes in Downing Street and the Queen's reception hall, featuring a company including Lascell Florence and Vincent Sterarayd. reservations available by mail or phone.
An advertisement touts a foot care product claiming quick pain relief from corns and blisters, with promises of lasting comfort and low-cost payment options. It emphasizes happiness and better walking, urging readers to buy now and avoid ongoing discomfort.
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