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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR describes symptoms of head cold and nasal congestion with mentions of sneezing throat irritation and burning. It references a person named Bondarde and notes lingering pressure and sleep disruption.
Local page reads as a collage with garbled phrases aboutPetal events and a foodie scene. It mentions a meal gathering and a vague reference to a meeting or performance. Names and details remain unclear but the tone hints at civic life and culinary interest.
A Kansas legislature session introduces a bridge trust bill calling for an inquiry into alleged bridge company practices. The measure is linked to claims of bid rigging and state aid distribution among bridge firms. Senator Proutman supports the action.
The will of Mrs Eliya McMillan from St Louis bequeaths one million dollars to Washington University for a new hospital. The estate is valued around four to five million with several beneficiaries, including sons, and mentions long marriage and existing properties.
Transfers recorded include CoN kigeete et nx to Prine two lots three six eleven and fixtures in Rudoba Jammie C2 Couper and bas and others. Lawrence and Elizabeth Mo Belbee widow renounce interests in Tot 155 and RL St Lawrence East 140 along with other parcels and 110th interest in Tot 155 am RL St. Lawrence East.
Chicago, Chicago. in later declines the wheat market showed buying at a level equivalent to 1.50 as reports arrived from traders. Sonny Anillers were said to be purchasing wheat at this rate, marking a notable movement on futures with May delivery rising amid volatile activity.
Farmers support actions to establish a mill at Endora as organizers form a committee. The project intends to attract local growers and a broad area, promising economic benefits and strong regional demand for milled grain.
A garbled newspaper promo from The Journal World advertises a special offer for new subscribers. It mentions a combination set, multiple items, and delivery by carrier with a limited time period and pricing details, though many words are distorted.
An advertising piece promotes Hyomei inhaler as a cure for catarrh, claiming germs are destroyed by breathing purified eucalyptus air through a pocket device. It urges readers to ask a local druggist for the complete Hyomei kit and free tip inhaler, with money-back assurances if not effective.
Dick Brothers report customers pleased with a simple buckthorn bark and aloe mixture labeled Adler-i-ka. One spoonful drains old bowels and thoroughly relieves constipation and sour stomach. The claim says it is powerful enough to prevent appendicitis, though the language is promotional and unverified.
A farmer, Masion Austin, was found dead at his home nine miles northeast of Tola after a mysterious shooting at night. Sheriff investigators traced the incident to the residence. neighbors were notified by telephone, and Austin, aged 63, was pronounced dead before medical help arrived.
A letter to Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York promotes Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. The missive claims a notary witnessed sworn statements and urges readers to request a ten cent and fifty cent bottle with a booklet, mentioning Lawrence Daily Journal-World.
The Kansas Department of the Ladies of the G A R report installations at multiple circles including Leavenworth, Emporia, and Ottawa with Mrs. M. M. McElroy as department president. Social events featured dinners, entertaining guests, and officer inductions. A memorial note honors Sister Mary Strensander, 83, as circles report progress and community activity.
The annual meeting of Kansas district judges convened in Topeka on Tuesday with many members in attendance. The event, part of the state association activities, featured discussions on practice and procedures, with a list of judges from numerous counties including Leavenworth, Atchison, Ottawa, Shawnee, and more.
Engineers for the Fat is Company receivers plan to ask the Kansas public utilities commission for a rate increase to about 50 cents per thousand. The request aims to allow the company to clear costs and operate, with the filing expected this week or early next.
An ad text touts Jivad's Sursaparilia as a cure for catarrh dyspepsia rheumatism and tiredness promising to purify blood and balance humors. It urges families to take it and hints at a sale at Wiedemann's with references to a remnant sale and fashion items.
An old time remedy claims to ease constipation with a gentle combination of laxative herbs and pepsin. The advertisement touts Caldwell Syrup Pepsin as non opiate and mild, offering a free trial bottle by mailing to Dr. W B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple public sales and auctions including a farm sale on February 2 1915 on a Lawrence farm with stock household goods and tools. It mentions a fire destruction, Salvation Army appeal, a Doctor G A Hamman listing, and various buyers and observers.
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