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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1915
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription options by carrier and mail, with deadlines for sending your request. It mentions daily rates and payment by 7 p.m., plus a messenger delivery time by 8 p.m. It references associated publishing bodies and a January 1916 date, indicating a historical circulation audit context.
A Lawrence resident voices bold ideals urging a national focus beyond a presidency. The snippet reflects a civic moment where local sentiment presses for broader leadership and reform beyond the current officeholder.
A mangled OCR passage references judging characters by their era and audience in a saloon town setting. It cites a Western School Journal noting that 33 of Kansas's 105 county superintendents are women, highlighting a small but notable level of female official presence.
A garbled column notes state officials failing to expose a rival, while Emporia Gazette balances public sentiment on a pool ball reform. It mentions Lyon county women’s clubs petitioning a policy shift and a Kansas dairy indicted for selling skimmed milk across Missouri lines, highlighting fragmented reporting and legal muddle.
A garbled report notes a subway fire tragedy with front pages carrying an image of the hole where firefighters dragged victims. The text contrasts the bleak photo with collective shock and public reaction to the disaster.
The fragmentary verse depicts gloom across a crowd as clouds loom and people sigh, yet a speaker urges resilience and joy. Mention of a cheer-up creed, a sea behind the clouds, and songs to lift spirits appears amid a bleak village mood.
Church notices urge Friday office submission for Saturday paper. First Baptist Church announces evening talk on Belgian, the Beautiful and Her Calamity with 80 stere opticon views and Sunday schedule including 10 o clock classes and 10 50 worship. First Christian Church promotes Bible School and worship with Evangelist Minges program, baptismal services, and choir. Evangelical Association notices 10th and Conn St offer youth provisions and prayer. A Kansas City unemployment note links protective tariff to jobs, urging voter awareness.
A discussion argues the current primary system undercuts the caucus tradition. It notes voters see it as a burden, urges improvements without altering statutory aims, and suggests education may renew principled turnout without coercion.
The Globe Democrat reports heated discussion at Columbia University's School of Journalism over Bible and English literature study. Advocates argue scriptural knowledge strengthens reporting rooted in human experience, while concerns rise about broadening focus and practical newsroom preparation.
Local churches announce sermons and services for Sunday and midweek events. Revivals, Sunday school schedules, evening sermons on themes like safety and young men, B.Y. U programs, and prayer meetings are listed with times and locations across Trinity Lutheran, Warren Street Baptist, First Church of Spiritualists, First Methodist, Second Presbyterian, Friends, Unitarian, Plymouth, and Nazareth churches along with associated pastors and coordinators.
In Lille, the mayor appeals to General Von Heindrieb to excuse a three million franc war tax amid eight hundred million francs in damages and a one and a half million cost of supplying Germans. The governor, under German supervision, refuses to postpone and declines feeding obligations, suggesting corn imports.
Real estate transfers involve Joe W. Byers and Allen T. Jones with various property parcels in Pasadena and suburb locations. Documents reference warranty deeds, mortgages with Citizens State Bank, and multiple quarter sections, including southwest and northeast parcels.
A speaker denounces the temptation to exploit the Philippines in international policy. He warns against quibbling over minor points and urges firm, balanced action to prevent any party from taking undue advantage, stressing the global stakes of the issue.
An elderly Knoxville reader recounts severe backache and stiff joints. She credits Cardus, a plant-based remedy used for centuries, for restoring mobility after six doctors could not help and friends feared death. She urges others to try it.
A fragmented old ad warns calomel causes salivation and loss of a day's work, labeling it nasty and dangerous. It claims calomel unsettles the liver and bowels when constipated and headache prone, urging readers to buy a ten cent box of Tarnd Cas extracts despite irregular wording.
High School notes cover debates with Oread and Agnes Nagle talk at the University, Minges quartet and piano solos in chapel, and staff changes as Mr Oleny departs. The Boys Will Club holds its first meeting with about thirty boys, Lieut Walling trains them, and ten to twelve members to compete in the National Rifle Association event.
A fragmented line lists Tee cream and a terse instruction to order via a Wither plane 252. Details are unclear, with several garbled names and stray punctuation. The readable elements suggest a catalog or ad snippet referencing a product and a contact-like code.
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