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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
6
In a heated debate tied to Missouri and Kansas officials, Bishop Reed faced questions over eligibility to play as critics argue about his status and the conference rules. The dispute centers on eligibility, residency and the impact on team balance as players, coaches, and administrators weigh potential penalties and future involvement.
AV D Mash, a well known merchant, praises Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a sound investment. He asserts its value exceeds the cost of his entire stock and urges sales by all dealers, with contact telephones provided.
The team suspends pitcher Bill Powell for one week amid disciplinary action after a series of careless plays and indifference. The move signals a push to restore effort and discipline, with Powell expected to miss games as the club seeks better performance this season.
A local Whit Ow Ark reader reports spending hundreds on adult medicine for constipation and finding relief after using Chame Terlain's Tablets. The item claims the remedy cured their condition and allowed a return home. No clear medical endorsement is offered.
Fragmentary OCR describes complaints about Lawrence product handling at a factory ward. It notes workers and packers subjected to tests, and an order by Mr. Webber affecting operations. The piece mentions later actions and concerns about safety and adherence to standards, with reference to a draft or decision linked to plant management.
Thos Woedien of the World gathers to greet a monument in Kandort Oklahoma for a local who died there. The procession and burial details are listed with notices about relatives and partners. Warehouse ads promote Woodward & Co Kodak catalogues and Eastman Kodak brand kits. Paint firms tout Best Liquid Paint as durable and economical.
The readable text shows a customer inquiry about a book described as the one wanted. It mentions a mid-term time and a reference to Wolf's By. Details are fragmentary with unclear context and missing punctuation.
A fragmented item notes P M Tidrow aiming for a fresh product launch tonight at the end of a line in a market setting. The piece mentions Tapela Darbar and Sapaly Company and references national awareness. Scattered words hint at bananas and Birana ice poet with names and places unclear.
Dr Frank T. White, president of Shanghai University, received an honorary Doctor of Divinity at Ottawa University. The award recognizes his lifelong work in promoting Chinese culture and interfaith dialogue. White, a graduate of Iowa University in 1888, has led Shanghai University and contributed to religious and educational connections between China and the West.
Faculty notes list Dr. L. R. Higgins of Los Angeles as head of the Classical Department at Occidental College. The piece mentions a debate on language studies and cites Higgins’ twelve years in Ottawa University’s legal faculty.
A local university plans a summer campaign to raise a $50,900 endowment. The effort targets strengthening financial support and expanding resources for students. Details on donors or exact timeline are limited in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR notes show trustees debating a condominium plan tied to an endowment. References mention Ottawa, Landved Prestiaens, and a movement with uncertain timing. Expectation of a committee review next fall with a tentative attempt at progress.
A garbled report outlines 31000 dollars for a gym in Ottawa and 32500 set aside for construction in memory of a graduating class. References to donors, heat, and a university are unclear but indicate a memorial purpose and ongoing fundraising or allocation activity for facility development.
The Ottawa University extension debate program reported strong activity this year with many debaters participating. Profs and students collaborated on organizing events and promoting the debate culture across campus and surrounding communities.
Fragmented text reports a state and bureau debate on execution materials and a case involving Nathaniel Green or a similar name, with references to President Wilson and a reprieve context. The garbled lines mention a death sentence and a district location, plus unrelated notes about a union manager and a university student.
Fragmentary report describes clashes between Steitin authorities and strikers in Germany. Text mentions injuries and casualties among workers amid ongoing tensions. No clear dates or named groups are fully readable for precise identification.
A fragmentary and garbled text discusses freckles, skin tone, and supposed remedies amid a wartime setting. It references difficulties with removing freckles, mentions fear, and hints at a belief in a stronger remedy. The snippet remains unclear and self-contained with no identifiable events or names.
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