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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1919
Page
3
due to influenza and severe weather the Kansas Tuberculosis Association extended its poster contest for school children. entries may be submitted through March 2, open to all Kansas schools, with inquiries directed to Dr John We Si Secretary Topeka Kansas.
The article previews the World Almanac 1919 edition with notes on the war record summary and notable facts. It highlights the cover’s depiction and mentions the Almanac’s detailed chronology, figures, and general historical context surrounding World War I and postwar events.
The Almanac is praised as a up-to-date encyclopedia with a broad scope. It covers statistics across industry, finance, education, religion and other affairs, presenting national and local data in a comprehensive state and local context.
Real estate transfers show Daniel Donovan to Ann Brickley and others for $1 and other valuable considerations, including Lot 160 Kentucky Street in Lawrence and Lot 158 in Ti. 12. N. Woods transfers to Wm. L. Hen iot on Alabama Street. Arthur Weaver and Clarence Tiereon with wife convey Lot 114 in a Lawrence block. Wm. Witt transfers to George Witt and others. Th. Varnuni to John Fechennoyer for 1500 with multiple lots in Lawrence. Reynolds to Kate Reg ids for love and affection plus fractional lots.
Fragmented text describes Marine Corps recruiting stations and eligibility terms for enlistment and reserve service. It mentions yearly inclusivity, selective cessation, and a focus on qualified applicants, with unclear references to branches, periods, and procedures.
Prince Albert frames a line that suggests the second son is the only path, hinting at a royal preference or succession theme. The wording evokes archaic speech and regional dialect, underscoring a cultural or historical angle in the snippet.
A fragmented report notes Lawrence High School winning a state championship. The text includes garbled names and stray letters, with no clear dates or additional results.
A vintage recipe card presents hearty breakfast dishes centered on cottage cheese. It describes steps for toasting with butter, preparing tomato and onion components, and serving warm toast with a cottage cheese sauce. Instructions emphasize fresh, simple ingredients and a wholesome edge.
Fragmented OCR yields weather outlook for next week and a court case involving Dens. Reports on visitor weather conditions and travel plans mix with notes on the Lord and Lady Algy production and cast. Rev Brennitt exits to France to edit Epworth Herald.
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