Sullivan Month Sets Kansas Record With June Sales
Sullivan Month a Record Breaker as June total business soared beyond projections. The One month achievement, called Half Million for Sullivan, reached 763 500 by month end, with Wichita and Lawrence divisions driving the surge and netting more than any Kansas life company had ever written in a month.
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Sullivan
James 2
Subi- Weimi
Fife Distirs
Wichita
Weal Hy W.T. “Johnstonyeity Springer
Forin
Saluja
J. Ro
Lawrence
Lf Ce Milliar
Mamiger Ul Agéhis
Mir
Jtawashen
Kannsas
Yeur
Johnstoh
Senn
Tlohnies
Ested
Pe James
Herb Nichols
Ripp
Werebi
M.D. Sampson
Janes James Muir
Kansas
Monew-in
Kainsas
Imal
Ain
Waunin
Drinks Gasoline Shuns Fire in Bizarre Vandal Wound
A Los Angeles man drank gasoline and attempted to extinguish fire with his act, prompting emergency responders. He was treated after a stomach pump removed the substances, and authorities reviewed the scene for any further danger.
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Los Angeles
Valkee
Summer Steh J fant prescription offer
A garbled ad-like snippet markets a dubious prescription product with promises of proof and a money-back feel. It mentions a spray and bottle, urging readers to try the merit claims and to contact K Brothers and Lawredee for purchase or trial.
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Pouipe
Titanic alarm debate sparks deadly rescue plan
A fragmented report discusses warnings aboard the Titanic and a proposed alert system to warn passengers of impending danger. It references Captain Kuaweners and a committee report, noting claims about the ship’s compartments and a controversial safety measure involving an automatic alarm.
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Bratealy
Vin Kuaweners
Iermain
Americas
Larhers
Jon Tisds
United, States
Lave
State to Pay 25 for Baby Welfare Bill
A government bill proposes a 25 unit payment for a baby welfare allowance. The measure aims to present in parliament to support families and reduce hardship. Details on eligibility and timing were not clearly stated in the fragment.
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Enim
More Paupers in London See Big Rise Across Classes
Fragmentary text indicates a report comparing poverty levels in London to the previous year, noting a substantial increase across all social classes. The garbled OCR references wallets, lists, and women and children under 15, but readable parts imply a broad rise in pauperism with incomplete details on dates, institutions, or numerical figures.
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Landes Dake Ga -Paapertsny
Oreishty
Ineliy Wat
Rifle contest eyed for May state meet
In a tentative schedule General Martin proposes a state rifle contest in May at an undisclosed venue. The plan outlines a visual Nate match and a July event with participants from various units, aiming to showcase marksmanship across groups.
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Martin In
Vssual
Summer foods blamed for digestive distress studied
A historical fragment notes concerns about summer foods causing dyspepsia and stomach discomfort. It mentions syrups and tonics, drug stores, and costs, with references to locations and names in a clipped, OCR-like passage.
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Sanur
Ohler Wien
Caldwell
Washington Sh
Montieelly
Inn
Castoria Ad Preserved: Door Bolt Breaks Off
Damaged OCR fragment notes a door bolt breaking off and references Castoria for infants and children. No clear event, date, or location available beyond product mention and minor hardware issue.
A Fight Fatality By Who Supe Negroes Kill
A report details a fatal fight involving local teams with unclear names. It notes a confrontation that led to a death and cites authorities investigating the incident. The piece mentions possible suspects and ongoing inquiries without graphic detail.
Rocheport Democrats Peeved At Own Party Candidates
Disjointed OCR text shows Rocheport Democrats angry at their own candidates and a push to abstain. It hints at internal party tensions and a call to voters about political choices, with unclear names or dates.
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Rocheport Democrats
Bena
Grewi
Iva
Daylight Robbery at Jewelry Store Prompts Police Hunt
Thieves robbed a jewelry store at noon taking about $600 in valuables. A witness reported four men, two wearing masks, fled toward Ways 4 and were last seen near a white pickup. Police seek tips.
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Hani
Topeka
Tran Secures Major Victory Amid Ongoing Woes
Tran claims a sweeping victory as his adversities persist. Analysts note the win strengthens his position while critics call for policy clarity. Supporters celebrate the outcome and vow continued advocacy, highlighting resilience against mounting challenges.
Plan New Five Eleven Delugs of Liberty to Piel
Plan outlines a new five fold deluges scheme centered on liberty, with references to piel and unspecified aims. Fragmentary text suggests a strategic plan with numbered steps and emphasis on freedom, though details are unclear. The content reads as provisional notes rather than a completed article.
Bradfield Regulator Co. Names in Atlanta
Fragmentary text mentions Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia. The readable portion lacks clear action, date, or full context for a complete summary.
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Richard MeGogy
Ae Daly Shaverky
Hope
Iran
Atheitt
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Lawredee
U.S
Sparta
Shiibes Arts
Dhaleyi
London
Hosttetter
Miei
Levon
Witte Ma Yorted Flynn
G. OP
Tran
Piel
Babp’s
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlenta, Ga
Wather
Lydia E. Pinkham
Penn
F. Pinkham Medicine Co
Coonils
Qentiah Lynn
Mass
Tira H.vin Roden
The
Lawrence Water Co
Pecos River
Santa Fe
Glorieta, New Mexico
Trovellg Lumber CO
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