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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text lists daily and yearly subscription options by carrier or mail. Mentions a party and a camera phrase, with unclear references to prices or durations. Unable to determine concrete entities or actions from available readable content.
A garbled OCR fragment references a historical event or text with scattered phrases. It mentions persons or groups and a burial-like term but no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The legible portions hint at a discussion of a theory or narrative needing clarification.
Fragmented text suggests a political party defending its integrity and aims to present a respectful public posture. The prose references the party’s honesty and readiness to face an audience, criticizing opponents and reasserting unity.
The article discusses party dynamics amid economic concerns. It notes Republican leadership facing criticism for perceived inaction and vows to advance the Sales Bill aimed at curbing crime and stabilizing merchandise prices. It highlights creditor pressure and the impact on wheat and other commodities in a contentious legislative climate.
A garbled excerpt mentions methods and days around a parade, with unclear references to a person and location. The readable bits reference lamperibare days and gathering for a parade context, signaling a brief ceremonial or procedural note with limited identifiable entities.
A garbled text fragment presents a mosaic of rhymes and lines mentioning guidance from a servant figure, prayers, and reflections on fame and fate. The piece reads like a poetical reminiscence with unclear samples and scattered imagery.
Fragmentary OCR mentions flies in snihtier towns and Havana styles. notes streets kept clean and waste collected in carts. Lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete actions beyond general sanitation remarks.
A confused defense of publicity surrounds a proposed rail safety and finance issue. Letters claim public disclosure will reveal stalled projects and financial strains. Officials warn that exposing costs could spark public concern and affect worker safety negotiations.
The Rendon Mediumist estimates indicate war costs total about 12 billion dollars in six months, with further projections into trillions as the conflict continues. Figures suggest Britain and allies incur heavy expenses while civilian disruption, unemployment, and trade collapse intensify economic strain and social distress.
The Wichita Beacon reports theater figures see a shift toward dry towns, arguing dry policies boost local business. Davy and others note saloons harm town prosperity, while Kokomo Indiana plans dry rules to draw traveling shows. Paul Velmick observes attendance improving as towns go dry.
Senior dues set at 2.1 1tee stand of four dollars to cover expenses for the annual and other items. A committee including Woolsex Stubbs Wagstall and Ewart was named to edit the entry for the annual. The junior class to hold a meeting next week to announce junior committees. The Boys Debating night moved to last night to allow attendance at the 44 1 5 Oread debate.
An old testimonial ad discusses Dean's Kidney Pills claiming relief from kidney problems and related symptoms. It cites various readers, including Mrs. Thornton, praising the remedy's purported benefits and urging others to try the product in hopes of improving health.
The article notes school leaders arranging debates with April dates and plans for a triennial debate to be held in Orica and Tape Date, while reporting on discipline efforts to prevent hall disturbances and desk vandalism. It mentions leaders like Ewart Plank and Ralph Dieker, with moderators and observers from the department.
A Mrs. EB Fournier of 526 Kirby Street reports relief after using Cardui for backache headaches chills and fatigue. The ad claims Cardui’s herbal ingredients ease pains and stomach complaints and encourages others to try it. A photographer is noted as a candidate for the Rosvd of Relocntion with election primaries upcoming.
Henry Bowman announces candidacy for mayor subject to primaries. C G Musan schools board nomination also contingent on primary. Grivsa declares run for boards of education pending city primaries.
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