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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1915
Page
2
A fragmentary public notice lists dates and procedures for delivery by carrier and by mail to 722 Massachusetts Street. The garbled text references terms, tender, and payments, with scattered mentions of dates, authorities, and obligations.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a provincial vote and town names with unclear details. The readable fragments mention Ames Cable franchise style but lack concrete facts. The item hints at political or civic notices with place names, dates, and candidates but specifics remain tangled.
A fragmented report references Dr Tshelbi Vaidemath and a figure named Wiel Glo in a legal dispute involving alleged theft. Details are unclear, but the item points to a courtroom or investigative context with the names as central entities.
The article discusses early experiments comparing brains of different individuals, mentioning a first student cohort at a medical college and a controversial theory about brain function. It references perceptual differences, treatment of curiosity about brain capacity, and the public's tentative acceptance of new findings amid mixed results and sensational claims.
Fragmented OCR text discusses financing schemes and policy questions related to a Kansas harvest. It references law, notices, and references to states, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts mention planning, authorities, and possible public actions, but details are obscured by garbled characters.
A fragmented discussion criticizes film censorship and the influence of the state on what the public may view. Observers argue censorship emerges from concerns about morality, art, and public welfare, with fears of restrictive control over entertainment.
An article posits that independent nations should convene to deter aggression and restore peace, arguing a united neutral bloc could counter belligerents. It asserts major powers share responsibility and that a broader conference could ease global tensions, though details remain speculative.
Mrs Vest of Wallace Virginia says she suffered for three years with pains that kept her from standing and doing housework. After trying Cardui she reports feeling well and able to resume daily tasks. The testimony highlights relief and stronger womanly health through the tonic.
Fragmented OCR text reports a Sunday baseball schedule with unclear venue and teams. Mentions Boothia, Voredoek, Eugene, Ma Hsp Atrs, Ay Spica, and Willies in uncertain context. No clear scores, dates, or definitive opponents can be determined from the readable segments.
Fragmentary text mentions Poultry Varasites and an unclear team or event. Several names appear garbled, with references to games, players, and dates not decipherable. No identifiable people, places, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable content.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Axis tensions and pressure, with garbled lines about a daily ability to subdue strain without violence and references to a special price on Voing strawberry and cherry preserves. The text is incomplete and unclear.
Old city records reveal heated discussion over a White Way lighting scheme. The Hecht Company proposed brackets and wiring for poles, detailing candlepower rates and a ten year clause, with Alderman Weaver and local merchants weighing in on fixtures, costs, and city involvement.
Commercial photographer Staton traveled to Chicago with a team to take images of the Eastland disaster site. Survivors were allowed through police lines after all casualties were documented. The pictures show a drowning victim, wrecked wharf, bodies on a deck and a ship carrying corpses. The photographer notes the river and bridge in view and the crowd around the riverfront.
Odd Fellows Hall will receive improved ventilation with a new center room vent, plastering, decor, and a fresh cut stone panel. Johnstead brothers oversee remodeling as six officers contribute paper tables and fittings while_Work completes Plentrane across the city sidewall. Traffic will not be impeded and Winfield is unaffected.
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