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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
3
A reformer pushes drastic measures in Amsterdam’s ghetto near the Zuyder Zee, condemning nine hundred houses for a 160000 cost. The island district of St Herlin I faces clearance while residents face displacement and a plan to convert the area into a modern tourist site amid complex religious and demographic tensions.
The readable text mentions secured mail handling and cautions about valuables and counterfeit items. It references guide work by Kurtis Handy and a first aid to the dip, with mentions of criminal principles and an officer Captain Herbert O Dunn. The passage remains obscure and fragmentary.
The article fragment discusses possession linked to a theft and a jeweled ring set, naming Masonry symbols and an owner seeking return via the Journal World office. It shifts to wartime dispatches with reports of engagements north of the Somme, German advances, French gains, and Verdun frontline actions with casualty figures and captured equipment.
An editorial extols Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a prime summer food with digestible, brain-building nutrients claiming it surpasses beef and eggs. It promotes health as a habit and notes local people names and visits across Kansas communities amid a jumble of society notices and family announcements.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions U boats, revival, fatalities, and unnamed individuals. Content is garbled with missing names, dates, and places, preventing a coherent event summary or identification of entities. No clear actions or outcomes can be established from the readable lines.
The readable portion describes a disjointed discussion about cosmetic hair removal and a vague reference to a federal service and a company with unclear percentages. The text is garbled with stray phrases and does not present a coherent news item or identifiable entities.
The article notes a basket dinner at Vink Church Grove half a mile from Vinkind with services at the church at 11 o clock and a noon meal in the grove. Rev. E. J. Geruy will preach, and attendees are asked to bring saddles.
Zeno brand from Cleveland markets a skin treatment claiming rapid relief for eczema and other skin troubles. The ad asserts strong penetration and dependable, inexpensive results, urging readers to try the product for visible improvement.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch explains casserole methods praise in France, noting prep before baking, gradual oven heat, and long slow cooking. It recommends cheap cuts, proper chunking, and thickening to absorb moisture, with examples like game, chicken, lamb, veal, pork, and fish dishes.
Four boards forty two inches long and inches wide plus three boards twenty four inches long and inches wide plus about a dozen screw hooks form a handy kitchen shelf. Spices sit to the right, a lid rack below, and rows of screw hooks extend to the left across the shelf for hanging items.
Spoons cups and hooks for shelves. No 9 wire hooks for pans. A linen bag for soiled towels hangs in bathrooms, washable and embroided Towele. Also recipes for Chicken on Toast Bread and Cheese Calf Liver Salad with mayo and capers.
A discarded wire bonnet frame can be bent to any desired shape and fitted in the mouth of a sardiniere or wide vase, forming the support that certain long stemmed flowers need to keep in graceful positions.
Bostonian sandwiches feature thin strips of cold bacon with mayonnaise dressing and optional chopped pickle on white and brown bread. The Jr W Club of Brackett invites the community to an ice cream social Wednesday evening July 22 at Brackett School Grounds.
Colonel Roosevelt addressed about five thousand villagers in Oyster Bay praising action over words and signaling readiness for universal military training and service in time of war. He stated he would not ask unmarried local men to fight without leading by example and condemned placing families at risk.
The community of Fall Leaf reports visits and calls as Mrs James McCabrin and Mrs Hannah Mignot travel by Wednesday. Mrs PL Garry calls on Mrs Tore and Pinkey. Dr S J Kindest treats in Kansas City on Thursday. Mrs Hicks and sons seek their mother A. Thursday. Mrs M Tones stays with brother A. Mrs Hendricks and son visit Spritfield relatives. Nellie Gibbs hosts Ethel Lamborn. Fdna Luckan and AL Me Riley visit Fall Leaf.
Fragmented text mentions a product claim about gold medals and capsul es. It references refunds and substitutions and hints at medical or health related assurance but lacks coherent facts or clear entities. The readable parts show an ad style with vendor promises and prices but no verifiable details.
Fall Leaf notes list residents visiting on Wednesday and Monday. Mrs Wm Snapp and family spent the 4th with SP Giggs and family. S J Kindred was a Linwood visitor. I Fanna and Alfred Tornadon appeared as Fall Leaf visitors Monday.
The note announces a limited menu for Friday and Saturday featuring Vanilla Strawberry Chocolate Orange ice. It mentions Orange Tee and a fresh fruit base, highlighting a small shop offering cold treats over the weekend.
A satirical note on women's fashion warns that if women followed men’s taste they would appear uniformly tailored in public. It argues American women chase French fashions losing identity. A wartime piece then lists British soldiers in trenches carrying 222 items beyond rations across pockets haversack and gear.
A West Danby, New York woman reports relief from nervous trouble and female problems after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Mild Vegetable Compound. She notes improved stamina for farm chores and sewing duties and recommends the remedy based on her family's positive experiences. The ad touts the product as a tonic derived from native roots and herbs, claiming forty years of effectiveness for women's health.
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