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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
6
Philadelphia readers are urged by Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co to seek early aid for women’s health concerns. A confidential letter service promises private, expert guidance on “the Chance of Life” and routines to manage critical periods.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions league work, potential names such as Chivers Porter, Jeaga Ve, Pathan Cr, Morgan, Glover, Teele, and Nickel Co. with references to banks and executives. Content is garbled with many misspellings and lacks complete sentences or coherent events.
An article describes a staged exhibit at a hospital featuring pictures and portraits of children and staff. It highlights fundraising aims, patient stories, and support from the hospital community, noting organizers hope to raise awareness and support for hospital services and care.
Governor Capper named eight Topeka and other city officials plus University of Kansas professors as delegates to the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology session to be held in Salt Lake City in August. The appointees include Ste coy Creer Martin Hotelis a Topekat sories Willian Os mond Great Bend 9 Wrank 1 Wil fins Clay Center and Prof. W. Ro Theis.
In a postponed session the fair association discussed drainage issues and potential actions. The committee postponed concrete decisions, leaving fan outcomes to the building committee. Names Rockelshy Setianke and Miephy appear, with no clear progress on drains or surface drainage capacity.
The Kansas Public Utility Commission will seek to lift Flannely's restraining order after a hearing. The temporary permit had blocked a rise in the price of natural gas, a move tied to the Kansas National Gas Company and publishers listed in the report.
A group of three youths were charged after attempting a scheme described as high finance during a theft spree. They reportedly followed a plan to steal sacks and sell them later, with police observations noting their attempt to evade arrest and discuss a resale price. The incident involved a local merchant and a sheriff’s office response.
Notices warn residents that tomorrow is the deadline to renew auto license tags. Nonpayment risks penalties and possible suspension of vehicle registration. The article notes funds collected support state and county road programs.
A partial OCR item notes unpaid fines related to automobiles and motorcycles. It mentions a collection amount around 33074 pounds and implies some people have not paid their fines. The legible portion references Mr. Vi and a claim of nonpayment without clearer names or dates.
Miss Mare Bell spermine Life week with lug gaother oles snele ye Burns Scandict. The Charber brothers have been the excavation of a forty feet deep well at New York street near the Paper Mill. Josephine Magen has returned from Amboyia where she attended the Normal College summer session. She will teach in the schools next fall. Mrs Fon Adams and Son will leave Saturday for Greeley Colorado to visit Prof. Leverett Ahlitis in Greeley.
A seven or so year old elderly man nearly collapsed from heat at an inn near the Fort Kit Trust Company offices. He was revived with assistance from Chantint Alex and later taken home. The report notes the event and the recovery.
Pottery Lake bathers report sores and poisoning from the water. University authorities weigh safe swimming measures as many fall ill with boils and rashes. Officials debate private pool access amid ongoing illness claims and investigation. A death is reported in connection with the area.
A fragmented report indicates a defendant described as a wife deserter will be bound over for trial in district court in November. The scant readable text references testimony and preliminary proceedings, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Clerk Moss traveling to Woodston Kansas with unclear names and dates. The text mentions a likely return and references a Renee and Mr Mu in a legal district court context, but specifics are obscured.
News from the Trail Travelers Association in Colorado Springs sent to Lawrence and others. Bulletin reports on road conditions and public works along the Golden Belts and Red Line trails, with notes on weather, repairs, and traveler feedback. The publication is distributed to members nationwide, including New York City, to encourage improvements and share field reports.
The Lawrence Pentecostal Church project plans to convert a surplus void under the church building on Lincoln Street near York into a multi use area. An annual meeting during the summer discussed finances and leadership, with Howard Weidman and others noted among officers and supporters. The congregation faces debt reduction and future building steps as part of the continued effort.
Fragmented text from a rail bulletin mentions travel routes from Indianapolis to the north and west, with references to trains, lines, and checkpoints. It alludes to interviews, deposits, and a figure named Allister journeying to Chicago, with a focus on conditions and satisfaction along the rail network.
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