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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Amolox as a miracle cure for skin conditions including itching eruptions and psoriasis. It claims fast relief, lists ailments like ringworm and pimples, and promotes Digk Bros. as distributors with a 40 cent urinal size and a money back guarantee.
Beatrice Blevins, taken in a raid at Trad Walkers house last Saturday night, appeared before the police judge yesterday after two weeks in custody. She was released in Kansas City with conditions, including not returning to the town, and immediately left.
A long irregular dispatch reports U S authorities seizing ancient jewels, claiming their origin spans centuries. The owner allegedly bought the diamonds in a Canal Street market, while officials restore the items for examination and possible return.
A damaged report describes a Prohibition era meeting with erratic phrases and names. attendees, a prayer service, and plans for a raffle or contest are mentioned but largely unclear. The piece references a Rev. Wigs ee and a closing prayer, noting disruption and a man’s search for rest amid alleged chaos.
An advertisement for Tha Perfect Liquid Toilet Powder from Hc Beggs Manufacturing Co promises skin protection and buoyant feel. The copy notes price terms and mentions Chicago and business location details faded in the OCR.
An evangelist sermon criticizes dancing and gambling in the city’s social life. He argues men should avoid dancing with other men and urges women to shun revelry, urging mothers to educate daughters and calling for Christ centered conduct. The message highlights a rally at the High School and Business College with Minges speaking and a subsequent invitation leading several girls to stand for Christ.
T J Sweeney spoke to lawmakers about the recent supreme decision and urged county funding for premiums at fairs. He said farmer leaders and county fair associations will unite to push legislation to amend tax provisions and secure needed support.
A frightened witness described a spectral encounter near Nawsbersey with a man allegedly touched on the arm and a strange conversation. Another report notes a haunting presence while several people witnessed eerie events and a commissioner's earlier remarks on public welfare.
An offer promotes a limited stock of a valued history set, once sold for 12. The World newspaper notes many educators have purchased the series during recent university visits. The promotion includes a price of 1 98 and a call to bring in funds at Hearst Selig News Pictorial Today for a set, with details on delivery and distribution.
In Kansas yesterday, Kelly won a suit against a local bank and an attorney claiming fees related to a dispute over payments. The court ruled against the defendants, ordering restitution and covering certain costs.
A damaged OCR ad describes a home remedy claiming Sage and sulfur mix restores natural hair color, stops dandruff and hair loss, and darkens hair evenly. It touts a drugstore version from Wrathol’s Compound and notes a large bottle costs Strents, asserting rapid, glossy results with simple application.
Disjointed OCR notes report grain markets with rye at levels near Civil War highs and soy and other staples quoted. Mentions buyers, prices per bushel, and a contrast to prior figures, plus unrelated promotions for Hood's Sarsaparilla and sweets from Wiederianin's.
A garbled report cites Princeton figures including Hibben and Tuerson criticizing paying coaches and athletic costs. It notes alleged failures by the football captain and others to manage expenses, implying responsibility rests with leadership for mounting bills and poor team prospects amid student athletic concerns.
A brief despatch notes British forces repelling a German advance with heavy German losses and relatively small British casualties. The report highlights strategic significance and references Allied actions and local mentions including visits by individuals from Lawrence and surrounding areas.
Fragmented report notes Kansas Day events in Southern California with a midwinter revue drawing visitors from Kansas and expositions in San Diego and San Francisco. It mentions conventions, tour groups, and preparations, plus local notes on school contests and farming activity in counties.
Alabama day headline notes the statewide prohibition bill passed the House and Senate by 74 to 25 with amendments. An adjacent item mentions a similar bill in city government passing 20 to 9, plus various local notices and cultural notes.
An old ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with claims to cure a cold in one day and grip in two. It urges readers to look for the Signature of E. W. Grove on the box and notes the price as 25 cents.
Suffering relief for headache and neuralgia promised by Dr James Headache Powder with a dime package offered at local drug stores. Also mentions Rexall Cold Tablets, real estate transfers in Lawrence area, and a new photographer on Massachusetts Street. Print ad mix includes theatre listings for The Million at Paramount and Aurora.
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