MAGAZINES FOR SOLDIERS One Cent Postage Under New Plan
A Washington informant outlines a plan allowing soldiers and sailors to receive magazines for one cent postage. Subscribers can mail magazines with a one cent stamp, without extra writing or addressing, by following the specified Postal Service order details. The text includes garbled OCR fragments but centers on the new reduced postage for military reading materials.
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C. Seewir
Washington
Ares
Fat Folks Reduce Weight With Simple Home Method
A periodical ad describes weight loss claims for using oil of kerein plus deep breathing and a few drops daily, touting safe pleasant fat reduction. It promises quicker progress with minimal effort and hints at broader health benefits, urging readers to obtain kerein from druggists. The text also references an examination notice and local events, including a river bath popularity report and a Lutheran Brotherhood meeting at Julius Tespersen’s home.
Fragmented memory of Miss Peregrin and a misspelled tale
The text reads as a garbled memorial style notice with scattered names such as Miss Peregrin and Miss Grech amid disjointed lines. It mentions regions and places like Alps and Deserts, with references to people and events in a confused sequence.
Local Social Notes and Neighborhood News Update
A lengthy jumble of names, visits, and small-town events fills the page. Mentions include Mr Dave Stine, Mr George Snyder, Miss Reberes, Miss Matthew, Mr Charley C, and others hosting, visiting, or attending gatherings. Fragments reference travel, birthdays, family visits, and local interactions, with scattered notes on Health and household tasks.
Reunion at Oskaloosa Old Soldiers Gather Tomorrow
An old soldiers reunion will be held at Oskaloosa tomorrow drawing many members of the G ALR of Lawrence. The daylong program runs from ten in the morning to an evening campfire with dinner served on the grounds and rations of shear and hardtack. The Washington Post No 2 Veteran Glee Club will sing as auto owners volunteer to transport veterans from early morning. Charles Finch police judge reports obstructing a passage by leaving a car blocking a street and notes that chief of police was informed to have it removed. J R Greenlees leaves for Yellowstone National Park.
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Oskaloosa
G. Alr
Lawrence
Washington’ Post No. 2
Vetran Glee Club
Supt
O. d. Lane
D. FL Heuston
Ff Hattan
ILC
Charles Finch
Jude
Gregory’s Food Boss and Watt Gregory War Diet Plan
The U S attorney general and her department adopt conservation measures enjoining meatless meals. It states the attorney general will have meat denied three or four days weekly while maintaining a daily wheatless feast. The plan aligns with wartime food conservation efforts and household rationing.
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Thomas Watt
Gregory
States
Uniformed Conservation Army
Women Too Ambitious Warns Against Overwork
A Kansas City adv promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous troubles, backaches, and fatigue caused by excessive ambition in women. The ad urges slowing down and recognizes strain from studies, housekeeping, and society leadership.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ed Burke Arrested on Arrival in Lawrence
Ed Burke was arrested this morning when he arrived in Lawrence carrying a quantity of intoxicants in his suitcase. Local authorities apprehended Burke upon transit at the city’s railway or bus terminal, processing him on charges related to possession of intoxicants.
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Ed Burke
Lawrence
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