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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1915
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text references an election date and primary event with garbled names and phrases. Contains no clear person or organization and lacks readable details to summarize a coherent event or outcome.
The touring production of George McManus's comic strip character comes to town for a one night engagement on Friday January 22. Organizers hail the show as a milestone in traveling theater with unprecedented public demand and a sensational response to the tour.
A fragmented column argues over cough remedies and the value of Foley's Honey and Tar versus other treatments. It references old medical beliefs, patient distress, and common sense in choosing care. The text mentions Barbee Seat and social commentary on traditional remedies.
An advertisement promises fast relief for piles with a 580 cent box of Pyramid Pile Kennedy. It urges readers to mail in a coupon to receive the plain wrapper product. The copy emphasizes ease and immediate aid.
Limited subscriptions will be taken for the Journal World special offer as shown in the display ad on page 2. The notice urges readers to act quickly to secure the discount and receive the edition with exclusive features.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Teagher rescues officials from a Beluan frontier village amid a hostage siege. German forces prepared defenses while captors seized a Benedictine mission, later releasing some hostages as negotiations failed and the standoff continued into the evening.
Fragmented text references French mines and military command, mentions Porier and Martel, buses to Vat ditmet, Gere Wits, and Losin with Coyman leaders enforcing warrants for government use. No clear event, date, or place established due to garbled OCR.
Vienna dispatch notes the Ossolinski Library Museum in Lemberg suffered major thefts as Russians carried away 1 034 paintings 24 000 etchings 3 000 autographs and numerous manuscripts. The collection dates to 1818 founded by Count Olinski. A famed Vitian portrait is among the most valuable losses.
Berlin awoke to scenes of thousands wounded in the streets and hotels. In the Adlon Restaurant four officers, all arm in slings, one missing a hat but displaying the Iron Cross, shared a solemn dinner as women moved through the morning gloom and visitors recoiled at the toll of war.
Disrupted coal exports and rail bottlenecks strain Northern France port Ruelish mines. Local residents endure shortages for a week, while hospitals and aid workers support thousands of wounded soldiers and allied forces amid French turmoil.
A vintage testimonial style claim extols Hood's Pure Blood as improving stomach and liver function. It links sluggish digestion to loss of appetite and faintness, asserting sarsaparilla aids “pure blood” and supports numerous ailments.
To cure a cold in Joné the remedy LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets claim to stop cough and headache and work off the cold. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Grove's signature appears on each box. Price 125 cents.
The Prussian Ministry of Education issues a circular directing history instruction to focus on the course and development of the war, aiming to awaken in children a serious yet proud understanding of heroic sacrifices in the justified conflict. It urges balance against propaganda and encourages teaching that builds respect for those actions without fostering hostility toward others.
A wounded German soldier recounts a miraculous event where a cartridge exploded inside a rifle barrel after a bullet lodged, causing a severe forehead wound and damaging the barrel. The examination revealed a hot rifling indent, a German bullet, and a cartridge detonating within the barrel, explaining the injury.
The Bowersitk Theatre announces a Friday program featuring 44 dancers and theatrical scenery. The act promises delightful footwork and catchy songs, with advance ticket sales drawing crowds and signaling a likely sellout.
An interviewer gains access to a famous actor and asks about early failures. The tragedian retorts with a sharp claim that he never had any failures, mocking the question and displaying his conceit.
The French Army Medical Works appoints Professors Tuillier Morestin and Sebilean to perform aesthetic facial repairs on soldiers injured in battle. They will use skin grafting to reconstruct noses and other facial parts, aiming to restore appearance and function.
A long piece discusses stomach acidity and warns of danger from acid irritation. It endorses magnesium hydroxide magnesia as a remedy taken after meals, notes surgical advances for facial reconstruction, and includes a biographical sketch of William H. Gill, his Civil War service, public work, and family.
An old time home made cough syrup called Pinex blends pine elements with resins to ease bronchial and chest coughs. It claims to loosen dry hoarse coughing and reduce phlegm but warns buyers to avoid imitation products and to seek the 2½ ounce Pinex package from The Pinex Co Fort Wayne Indiana with refund guarantees.
An advertisement extols LOCAR APPL as a remedy for catarrh appealing to internal and blood mucous surface healing. Hulls Catarrh Cure is advertised as a long trusted medicine, claiming two active ingredients with powerful effects, urging use for curing symptoms and restoring health through internal action.
A condensed ad advises against protonic medicines and urges Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and liver ailments. It claims to correct catarrhal conditions, cleanse the tract, and restore health with one dose. It cites endorsements across professions and offers a money back guarantee.
The article extols a root and herb remedy, claiming it restores health for women with backache headaches nervous irritability and general fatigue. It cites long use, popularity among four generations, and strong success in proving the tonic's benefits.
Advertises Resall Cold Tablets and cheap boxes, mentions McCode Street Goughs Cured Free Mint inc Toy Manager Gil Aullas tonched on other witmer in Bringing Up Father. Notes three act singing and dancing comedy by Lyons at core McMants. Describes latest offerings as wholesome entertainment aimed at broad audience.
George McManus conceives and Gus Fin produces a vaudeville review headed for the Haversock on Friday January 22. The show prides itself on a real vaudevil review with an all specialty cast and many pretty girls, promising a sure winner.
Announcement states C. O. Carman will be a candidate for the party's nomination in the upcoming primary. The event is set for March 19 at Wirthelhaus, with meeting details providing location and time.
When a gas mantle grows blackened and fails to glow well do not waste money buying a new one. You can restore old mantles by burning a bit of light. the black spots will gradually turn white again through the described method in the Trome Department.
An ad style note discusses infant constipation and comfort linking regular bowels to happiness. It touts Calavevel Pep as ideal for children, claims no opiates, and offers a trial bottle via Dr Weda dwell at 404 Washington St Monticello.
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