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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
3
A fragment notes an event described as the Aguais parade and mentions additional nearby topics or locations. The readable portion preserves scarce details about the parade and related points within the community.
A distorted ad touts a cure for rheumatism claiming a purified tonic restores blood to health. It promises dramatic relief using a mysterious S.5 S. substance, urging readers to seek “Swift Speedlic” and personalized advice for a swift recovery.
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild remedy for bad breath and digestive sluggishness. It claims gentle bowel and liver stimulation, cleansing of the bowels, and purification of the system without harsh laxatives, targeting readers seeking relief from bowel and breath issues.
The visit of Niles to Japan highlights aviation interest amid a formal reception with Prince Higashi Koni. A national aviation society is proposed to boost public enthusiasm, led by Lt. Nagaoka and supported by Japanese officials and scholars in a collaborative cultural exchange.
A garbled OCR entry describes teacher examinations and a court session at the courthouse. It mentions Baker University and names such as Vogl Hie and B. Godkakhine in a confused context. The text includes stray phrases about supporting a daughter and a town mother, with many misspellings and fragmented lines.
Fragmentary notes describe faces and moods at Start's Cafe during evenings. Readable phrases hint at reflections on home, heart, and quiet moments as the day fades.
An advertisement claims Stuart's Calcum Wafers rapidly remove blackheads and offer painless relief. It promotes claimed ingredients and asserts strong effects, touting quick results and ease of use for facial blemishes.
A garbled scribble discusses appearance and health ideas. It mentions “doubling” beauty time and hints at a bottle or remedy. The text is unclear but suggests a focus on personal upkeep and cosmetic notions without coherent facts or outcomes.
A chaotic local page recounts a mixed scene from Lawrence with mentions of a treasury crush, university lectures, and a two hour session led by Prot.i Duntlapn. It notes student enrollments, weather, and a plan for May events, plus speakers like De Burdick and Law rence figures, all amid a broad, fragmentary county reportage.
Lawrence school plans a year end debate against Kansas City opponents led by coach Lana Peles. The event aims to showcase student oratory with a focus on teamwork and civic life.
Fragmentary text discusses medical tonics claiming throat and lung benefits with no alcohol, mentions Scott's and Montgomery, and references schedules and debates about a Kansas City high school and naval negotiations with Topeka. It notes tensions over revived projects and possible debates with Lawrence rather than Topeka.
A garbled note references kidney pain stiffness and medication misuse. The text mentions pain symptoms, possible treatment delays, and a fragmented plea or instruction. Names and clear events are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
An old advertisement fragment tells of a ten year facial eczema ordeal, a woman named Mrs. C. C. Roberts of Weatherford Oklahoma reporting red pimples spreading on her face then relieved within days by Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. The note claims a month cured with ongoing benefit and touts physician endorsement and nationwide drugstore availability.
A large meeting will host an evening supper and dance organized by the House and Arts departments. The event aims to attract many students and townspeople with a noted orchestra and a ticket sale by basketball squad members at thirty-five cents.
A fragmented local social note describes a vigil in town attended by Miia and her father Thrurshay ayho, plus mentions of Fern Hoover Hinner Weddes and Marian Hoover The Pri Heli pledges. The Tri Delta dairy ball and pink and white schemes are noted, with Grace horn det and Gartioth also referenced among visiting individuals as the week unfolds in Kansas City and nearby towns.
A damaged clipping records a rushed mix of local health notes, travel to Kansas City, and business mentions. It mentions patients and doctors amid a grippe epidemic, trips by W. W. Junkins, and Parson families, plus library practices at Baker University and Osbourne buildings.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Neal Institute and an unclear reference to a person. No discernible event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Mrs Anna Me Wotchen of 101 South Main Street Wichita Kansas testifies about Taulee a tonic used for weeks. She describes improved appetite better digestion and relief from nervousness and headaches noting her son also suffered nervousness and insomnia. They claim strong health gains and recommend Taulee to others with similar ailments. A ledger shows a purchase of five for 732.75 at Laurin Colt’s store.
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