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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
4
A garbled account reports on events around Lawrence Kansas with scattered references to Charles Curtis reception, political scenes, and local reactions. The text includes mentions of "Avstary," "Verona," fiscal concerns, and rural life, but many phrases are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text references express bus firms and government action with missing context and many errors. Key entities and outcomes are indecipherable, preventing a coherent summary of events, dates, or names.
Fragmentary text mentions death with unspecified details and a list of figures including three killed and twelve injured, plus additional numbers unrelated to clear event. No clear names, places, or date provided.
Disjointed OCR text references the duke Mahler, a secretary, and the inner commissioner. It discusses working girls, Progressive politicians in Kansas, and social conditions, noting improvements and public concerns while hinting at advertising and press coverage issues.
Disjointed text fragments reference murder and appeals, with scattered names and phrases. The garbled lines mention a tyrant, royalty, death, and potential public interest, but many names and events are unreadable.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Jacksonville family effort to raise funds under poor conditions. It mentions a single family member and weekly funds aimed at buying meals, with unclear references to a caregiver or guardian and the absence of others. The passage reads as a distressed, partial account with many misspellings.
The text appears to be a damaged obituary fragment mentioning a church congregation and a treasurer. It references devotion and long service near death, likely describing a faithful member and longtime local church official.
A damaged OCR passage hints at a local event or notice with unclear names places and actions. The readable fragments suggest a brief public notice or announcement but lack coherent details or dates.
A garbled OCR jumble presents a citizen letter discussing neighborhood unity and public safety. The writer laments swearing and disorder, urges neighborly conduct, and references community improvement and mistrust in local officials. The text also oddly shifts to advertising medical tonics and an insurance notice.
A late nineteenth century notice mix covers edu cation in Lawrence Kansas with remarks on postal carriers facing harsh winter routes to Put in Bay. It also cites career guidance on practical experience, mentions Embryo engineering fields, and cites New Hampshire Supreme Court guidance on habit and carefulness in actions.
Fragmented scores show multiple city teams and results across leagues. Mentions Columbus Louisville Chicago Indianapolis Pittsburg Baltimore Brooklyn Buffalo Kansas City St Louis Topeka Denver St Joseph. Several misread names and numbers cloud outcomes. no coherent game summary available.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a July Fourth celebration with floats and participants mentioned in unclear terms. The text references a varsity event, a Revolutionary War theme, and a Krystoné Comedy float possibly connected to Charl is Mair.
Charles Warner of 1123 N. Stricker St Baltimore writes of long lasting itching and burning from leg to knee. After twenty years of suffering a friend recommended Resinol Ointment and relief came from the first application with itching and stinging ceasing within ten days. Resinol is sold by druggists.
Instructions describe mixing beeswax and mutton tallow in equal parts to melt. Apply hot to soles and seams then to uppers to waterproof shoes. The process aims for complete waterproofing and seam sealing.
Lot by lot transfers listed in Lawrence County including properties linked to Cae Simpai White and wife Lawrence E Flatt and others. Transfers mention additions to lawns and parcels in North Lawrence and nearby areas with figures such as 50 and 24.713 dollars and references to estates of Hugh Blain and Henry Asher trustee.
The passage references Robert Louis Stevenson and discusses class, fear of death, and the treatment of domestic workers in Britain. It cites London Childcare and mocks etiquette as it questions whether a servant’s status or a woman’s role should dictate tasks like coffee service and telephoning, highlighting social snobbery.
A garbled passage from a Western newspaper offers fragmented guidance on comfort and footwear. The legible bits reference a young woman and a humorous tone about choosing shoes and social circles, but most content remains unclear.
A fragmented report describes a speeding incident ending near Hawrenee with an ongoing court matter. The text notes police involvement, a pending Monday court appearance, and a mayoral angle on the event amid broader community chatter.
A fragmentary dialogue shows weary speakers in a cold night setting. Names like William and Mike appear as they discuss warmth, rest, and a rough lodging, hinting at hardship and resilience in bleak conditions.
A partial, garbled text discusses whether sleeping with the head to the north or south is advisable. The writing names a general receptor and mentions magnetic orientation and body warmth in a confused, unclear argument.
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