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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
4
A fragment from The Journal World discusses the Associated Press telephones and the Daily and monthly prices, with a note on Lawrence Kansas postal entry. It mentions the Iowa progressives' decision to stand by prohibition and their varied views on taking an aggressive stand.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at Bristow fidelity amid political disputes and constitutional questions. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving an unclear picture of who acts, what is contested, and where events occur.
Fragmentary note mentions a man named Meslay Ba Rn Feller and a boast about being the biggest man in any city. The text is garbled and reads like a street-side derisive remark with unclear context and missing details.
The readable parts describe unclear statements about identity and a tram, with various garbled phrases. No coherent events or entities are identifiable.
Fragmented text appears to discuss primaries and candidate remarks with garbled names. No coherent events or identifyable entities emerge to summarize into a factual news item.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions Jayla, a senator, a pony, and unnamed events. The text is incomplete with many errors making it difficult to extract clear individuals, places, or actions. No coherent news item or outcome is discernible from the readable lines.
Fragmentary notes refer to Valk nomination, mint colors, and implied political stakes. The text hints at Abilene actors and a debate about leadership, with references to a pest, Vescole Twitek, and a two year span. No clear events or outcomes are stated.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Pho report and Kilipino names, noting disbelief about a breakthrough and hints at Lawrence Institutes with spy ties. Mentions advisors, rains, and a failing administration plan, with unclear locals and timing.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Babe Wageener and a man connected with an office issue. Readable text lacks clear names, places, or events, making a definite report unavailable beyond noting the apparent individuals and a vague reference to an office matter.
The readable lines reference a political party stance and the Journal World, noting long-standing party influence and media critique. Distinct entities include the Journal and World, with mentions of a ninety year span and evaluation of progressives.
Fragmentary OCR recalls memorial remarks tied to Virginia near the Gail site, mentioning John Brown and a planned movement. It notes controversy over placing a state flag in halls of fame and hints at public sentiment during Kansas era. Julie Brown is referenced in relation to Kansas history.
Col Roosevelts remarks reveal a stance on business health and government role amid industry pressures. He clarifies policy aims and warns against overreach, stressing balance between private enterprise and public restraint.
Officials emphasize stricter oversight of submissions and filings to ensure compliance. Public committees maintain active monitoring of agencies, while reviewers flag irregularities and press for timely, accurate documentation across departments.
Fragmentary OCR hints at debate over money in politics, business influence, and campaign contributions shaping policy. Mentions railroads nominating and public trust, with references to protection payments and ongoing concerns about who controls the country.
The text discusses opposition to a tariff bill, predicting indictments and political controversy. It notes railroad earnings, clothing industry output, and price shifts due to tariff changes, with references to consumer goods buying abroad and a push for domestic production to offset costs.
An advertisement extols Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as safe effective remedies for itching skin rashes and other tormenting conditions. Claims include quick relief with minimal cost and professional approval. The ad notes free trials and warns against imitations sold by unscrupulous dealers.
A damaged OCR fragment includes stray phrases about refunds, freckles, druggists, a price guarantee, a studio closing, Sunday dinners, roasting meats, and a grocery sale at The Star Sink. It also mentions a man feeling he has money to burn and a hose of common sense.
An old advert promises Eckman’s Alterative helps tubercular patients with fresh air, diet, and rest, claiming it stops night sweats and aids recovery. It emphasizes no narcotics, urges nationwide inquiries, and cites recoveries from Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
A fragmented OCR item notes a local grocery story or ad with unclear wording. Readable elements mention a grocery business name and possible sale or feature, but details are obscured and names or dates are unreadable.
Perrine, who homesteaded near Melvin, died leaving $5,000 in currency and $84 in gold found in old clothes hanging in his bedroom. A second search after his funeral uncovered $1,195 more in various locations totaling $85,385. Perrine had lived frugally on a small pension and rent, with no known wealth prior.
A fragmented OCR note recounts a solitary resident with links to Perr and Newton, mentioning a worn farm, scarce belongings, and a will across a dusty ledger. It hints at charity, family ties, and a distant home life amid vague references to debts and possessions.
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