Fragmentary OCR News Clip on Emporia Police and Russia
Readable phrases describe Emporia police relations with traditions and a sickness report. Mentions liquor for medicinal purposes and a Petrograd military front effect. Notes Russians reconsider political participation amid new pleasures.
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Empo
Tonch
Emporia
Perse
Havel
Petrograd
Fragmented 1917 War Notes and Notices From Lawrence
A mosaic of clipped items from a Lawrence post shows wartime notices and digressions. References mention British recruiting, U S war prep, and scattered front-page notes about Irish delegates, German Jews, and war impact with scattered local details and speculative commentary.
Hat Soap Without Lye Cleans Hair Thoroughly
A historical ad promotes using unmulsified cocoanut oil as a cheap, greaseless cleanser for hair and scalp. Two spoons moistened with water produce a rich lather that removes dust, dandruff, and oil, leaving hair soft, bright, and easy to manage. It claims the oil dries quickly and can be bought at pharmacies for long family use.
Lloyd George and German Speech Interpretations
A garbled report notes Lloyd George casting two interpretations on a German chancellor speech. It discusses Wichita police reporting raid leaks, US submarine suppression inventions, WWI trench struggles, jury service popularity, and doubts about securing future outcomes. The piece blends geopolitical commentary with domestic issues and public sentiment.
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Lloyd George
Truths and Trifles in a War Time Echoes
A fragmentary column mixes wartime quips and social notes. It references censorship, Greek encounters, submarine news, and hot days, with local items mentioning Loganberry ice at Wiedemann’s and trips by Mrs. C. C. Lewis, Russell Carter, and William Kennard to Kansas City. Tractor attachments and grain prices from Derby Grain Co. are noted.
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Washington
United States
von Wanen
French Troops Hold West Front Against Forty Attacks
Fragmentary text notes French soldiers on the western front repelling more than forty attacks at a key line, highlighting their endurance. It contrasts with an implied weakness of the Russian army. The passage preserves period voice but lacks complete context.
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West Front
Kidney Pills Restore Strength in Copperopolis Case
Kk Matias of Copperopolis California describes severe kidney and bladder pain with back ache and fatigue. After taking three bottles of Eater Kidney Fills relief came quickly and renewed strength, energy, sleep, and appetite improving daily as health stabilizes.
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Matias
Copperopolis
Calif
Such
Rural contributions reach four thousand plus in Red Cross drive
Country volunteers under 33 captains led by J. C. Stevenson raised 4085.20 for the Red Cross, with W. J. Cummings and sons giving the largest single gift of 80. The drive used district captains and helpers, with cash payments and few pledges remaining, and a portion of the list to be printed in tomorrow’s Journal-World.
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Red Cross
Coun
J. C. Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
W. J. Cummings
Journal-World
Lawrence
Gut Sons
Topping
Leppard
Ales
Buthx
Jenson
W. . Ton
Arthur Oetiriera
Az Leightun
Ener
J Jd
Arthur Dohn
Mras
J. Gleason
Freetoom
Sls
O'Neil
FR Brown
Swain
Local names and families listed in community notice
A long catalog of individuals and families appears in a community notice or social column. The list names Charles, Wilson, Theos, Bullene, Sulzer, Clark, Beck, Churchbaugh, Rice, Leary, Corder, Shearer, Fischer, Crawford, Morgan, Dolan, Pine, Gemrorr, Hilden, Horne, Collins, Flory, Hellstrom, Rudiger, Dowels, Foster, Ripley, Robins, Elm, Pardee, Sheppard, Cowles, Baker, Harvey, Norris, Fys, Harrison, Ward, Whipple, Brew, Wells, Ulrich, Pardee, Van Neste, Weedsward, Sturdy, Nelson, Reynolds, Ullrich, Wands, Mercer, Brown, Brune, Warner, Russell, Jolson, Reynolds, Shotwell, Cutter, Cartin, Smith, Jolson, Shotwell, and many others listed in a sprawling roster. The piece reads as a local social registry or wedding and obituary-like roll.
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W. C. Moore
Chris Amit
Vin Hee
Fred Peterson
Geo
Hen Uider
Lloyd Duffee
Charles Ading
H. G. van Neste
G. Weedsward
Carl
Van
Lutz
Frank Pardee
M. v. Gilt
RL Hiewley
Daniel Ulrich
Hy Powell
W. H. Ulrich
Asa Ric Colman
L. HL Bytefish
R. K. Glathaar
John Gress
Margaret
C. Bo
Moss
W. aAndma Hagernman
Geo. Sturdy
Pratt
Aw. Nelson
Harrelle Toy
AL Ward
I Caelly
Ware
Cerac L. Reynolds
Mars
Whipple
Brew
Wilrtager
Stevens
SE. Wine
M.stur Nelson
Eh Leop
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Tet Street
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Western Union
Kansas
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Waiser Willa
New ‘York
Germany
Berlin
Wichita
Ros
San Francino
Ricuer
Shipping Board
Sam
Drydale
Carrie
Lind & Political
Loganberry Iee
Wiedemann’s
C. C. Lewis
Kansas City
Ford
Charles P. Banker
Russell Carter
Sereet
Peckhams
Ounbursts
Everett True
Barber & Son
I. C
Stevenson
J. Cummings and Sons
Mr. and Ofrs
Wm. Wands
Daria Hh
Wm. Hithert
J. Pritt
Dirs
Eisie Kirby
C Wr
Blevins
W. Th. Jellisop
Advison
J. AL Malmerpy
Youdann
Henry KE. Brown
Paul Brune
Milton Warner
Wilson
S. Ww. Cutter
O Shotwell
W. G. Russell
Anes
Dee HL Cartin
FL Il. Smith
Charles Jolson
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Warmer
Jn. A. On Reynolds
Lenise Re. Winter
Patty
Me. Shotwell
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Guaranty Law
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Schulz
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Davisco Coffee
Davisco Tea
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Lar Union
Guenther
A. Holloway
J Hunter Bros
Kane
Life
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W. Fe
B. Gus
Wiley Bros
Corder
Midland
Kan
Farmres
Issa
Glnbe
Farmers Union
Worden
Filbrun
Pleasant Grove
Reno
Kags
Big
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Land Coop Assn
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Lone Star
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