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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a kitchen or cooking moment with scattered phrases about a meal or pie. The readable tokens include references to mother, success, and a tense situation, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
The department of agriculture urges farmers to consider stacking wheat after a weak crop and potential delays. Heavy rains and dew could damage wheat in the shock, reducing quality and yield if thrashing is delayed.
Washington reports rising impatience in both houses over United States policy in Mexico. Representative Gould introduces a State Department information bill on American rights in Mexico. Critics cite ongoing unrest after Huerta and Carranza regimes, with seven factions vying for power and calls to US intervention growing.
Hogs pant when overheated and lose meat. Provide shade, a wood shelter above pens, and straw. Always supply clean water for swims and cooling as advised by the United States department of agriculture. The National League for the Defense of Political Prisoners calls unions to a Chicago conference for free speech and wartime legislation relief.
The text records scattered lines including a clerk declining a request to shop, a National Chairman Homer Cum mings arranging talks with Washington Democrats in Tacoma, and references to an Idaho mathematics professor and Mrs. Canwell visiting Lawrence, reflecting a noisy ledger of social and political snippets.
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