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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary text discusses automobile owners and speeding concerns in city traffic. It mentions motor vehicles, drivers, speed limits, and safety rules, with unclear references to enforcement and responsible behavior. The garbled OCR limits precise details.
A garbled note describes a failed scheme that urged people to vacate a house and move elsewhere, with phrases about moving rather than cleaning and comments on luck and grand ideas. It hints at confusion among participants and a mistaken plan.
The readable fragments describe European resort reports with mixed impressions, a Hungarian advertised resort promising moderate prices, and a bucket shop mentioning gambling and stock dealings. The text mixes candor and marketing, noting international impressions and questionable investment advertisements.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a reflective line about motives and happiness, noting a person’s attempt to gain happiness by helping others and questioning the efficacy of such actions, with a brief reference to crowd influence. The passage remains incomplete and lacks clear events or identities.
A fragmentary notice lists individuals from Iowa and Missouri planning visits and trips. Names include Q Mylntire from Kan and Pennington families, with plans to travel to Madison Iowa and De Bote area. Several residents mention visiting relatives and staying over for a few weeks, including Arthur Lawrence and Gaye Folks in wood.
A fragmented dialogue shows a man noted for untidy habits debating the purchase of a new waistcoat with a friend. The overheard exchange touches on everyday practical matters and casual personal habits.
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