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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented OCR summary notes political debates and public concerns from Lansing Fort Scott Georgia and national figures. Mentions labor bills child labor and legislative delays, with varied references to theater Misses and notable names and places. The passage blends commentary on economy politics culture and infrastructure, with scattered phrases about elections and public sentiment.
A garbled text fragment hints at a figure named Colonel Raasétel and a claim of a free thing within an hour. It mentions forward-looking events, an elegy, and references to New York and a person or group identified by initials. The source is incomplete and lacks coherent details.
Fragmentary notes describe a scene by a farmhouse where quoits and a discussion about innocence appear. A reference to a farmer, a horse, a side area, and a misheard exchange hints at a rural setting and unclear events. The readable bits preserve a rustic, ambiguous moment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions boys and a found item with odd wording. No clear names, places, dates, or events to anchor a full summary. Proceeding to a minimal item: a stray phrase about a discovery connected to boys, lacking verifiable facts.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses flowers, growth, and care with multiple garbled phrases. Mentions flowers and children, scent and beauty, and hints at cultivation and enjoyment, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events, people, or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses yield per acre for wheat on a fur, mentions bushels per acre and various garbled names and places. The readable facts are sparse and uncertain, reflecting damaged source material with no coherent event or entities to confirm.
The article records Theodore Roosevelt’s response to a libel suit against William Barnes and Morphy, vowing to persist in his criticisms. It notes doctors prescribing a lengthy absence and mentions a brief visit by George Tucker, with lingering disputes over public figures and integrity.
Reported accident on a local bridge caused a near collapse and vehicle damage. Witnesses describe a fast driver losing control on a grease slick incline, sending a car into the abutment and crowding the area. Authorities investigate repair needs and safety at the Mala Belt road crossing.
In Marysville area a drilling crew led by the Doberly brothers struck a gypsum vein at 162 feet depth while prospecting for water on the Nicholas Kappes claim. The vein reportedly shows solid gypsum. locals note uncertainty about its true thickness after initial drilling and formation observations.
A resident living northwest of town purchased a twelve horse plow, Ti Nas tee plows, and eel and isha ol home items from cousins near Vinkud, indicating a local farm equipment acquisition and exchange.
An advertisement from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia markets a tuberculo- remedy claimed to be the most effective treatment for throat and lung disorders. It asserts no narcotics or habit forming drugs and urges sufferers to seek the product through leading druggists.
A garbled OCR passage describes an unclear incident with a driver and engine trouble. Readable phrases mention a line, fire, road, and partial numbers but lack coherent context or identifiable persons. The text seems damaged with multiple stray characters and misordered words.
A damaged OCR snippet contains scattered words like feet and wheat with unclear context. No coherent events, people, or places are identifiable to summarize into a factual news item.
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