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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment mentions W. Bemick of Natl Bank Bell 1866, Lawrence Kansas and James H. Mitchell with notes on a New Flash Lamp and a magneto generator. The text cites abusive letters and legal notions, hinting at justice and restraint but lacks coherent events or dates.
In a LaNgle county slate, O W Threy Paw is listed as a candidate for Probate Judge and a county treasurer figure announced by party lines. J B Wilson declares candidacy for County Attorney for a second term, subject to Republican primary results in August.
A fragmented shopper notice lists butter substitutes and dairy items like oleomargarine and plain butter, with prices per pound. Also mentioned are bulk tea, peanut products, coffee, pancake flour, fresh Rio coffee, Sailor Boy cans, and several bean varieties with assorted weights and prices.
Fragmentary OCR excerpt shows grain and meat futures with July and August quotes for CORN OATS PORK LARD and WHEAT. Values appear incomplete and partially quoted, indicating an old commodity price listing or newspaper market brief.
The Red River flows from Minnesota across the border into North Dakota and Manitoba toward Lake Winnipeg. It runs roughly northward, its length about double the straight line distance between Minnesota and Lake Winnipeg, with a drainage basin of 116,347 square miles across Saskatchewan and Manitoba. A stray line notes raiding melon patches and pumpkin heads in France.
The text describes lobster shells and their pigment created by true skin, which emits calcareous matter at each molt. The process blends over time, turning the shell red when placed in water at a temperature around 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
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