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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented verse describes storms frost and floods with ominous figures forecasting a stormy season. Vivid regional imagery shows people heedful of rain drought and tornadoes while a rustic setting hints at rural life and impending hardship.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Koopertvet family euthartic and a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs J Wo Relay and others in New York. It includes stray names, places, and disjointed phrases with no clear event or date and little coherent context.
A garbled community blottery notes births weddings and deaths. It mentions Mr and Mrs Robert Ratledge of Topeka returning home after attending a ceremony, a death of Oscar Markley near Richland, local gatherings and visitors, wedding congratulations for Miss Zenn Watts and Marvin Bond, and various social updates. Also includes a fragmentary public notice of personal property for Baldwin and surrounding area.
Fragmentary 19th century property and legal notices list personal property, real estate transfers, deeds and endorsements. Includes mentions of horses and vehicles, household goods, and endorsee statements. Also contains notices about real estate transfers to W. Collins and others, and a health advertisement for Doan's Kidney Tills amid a scanned public notice page.
The text outlines a nationwide reaction to abrogating a treaty, framing it as a push for American citizenship and self respect amid religious discrimination. It notes the effort spanned forty years by the American government to secure equal port rights, with support and criticism from various religious groups and commentators.
A dubious ad claims a home treatment from Mrs. M. Summers will cure beaiting and various troubles in mothers and children. It promises free instructions by mail, asks for no money up front, and asserts success for adults and urinary difficulties as well.
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