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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
2
A garbled OCR piece from a Kansas report mentions 7 to 8 pm delivery calls from Western Union and references various names and places. The text is incomplete with many misspellings and disconnected fragments, making a coherent event unclear.
Fragmentary text describes a local event in Charlestin Meath mentioning Tasossane de Phang and a president. The readable portions reference a town incident, a group taking action, and some discussion about a place called Meésiva with unclear context and minimal verifiable details.
The readable text hints at efforts to persuade a person or group to return to a prior stance on land use and blessing in a year. Names and places are unclear, but mentions direction, land, and policy. The fragmentary call for action lacks complete details.
The document presents fragmented political notices and candidacy chatter with scattered references to rates, applications, and party power plays. It mentions organizing efforts, enlistment themes, wartime records, and state actions amid unclear local details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions random names and items with unclear context. It references a bag or package, a ribbon and hats, and names such as Peavy and Shedd in an unclear event or notice. The text lacks coherent structure or identifiable facts for a fuller summary.
The article discusses potential effects of a will on family finances and home ownership. It references duties to spouses and children and the idea that purchasing a home or maintaining luxuries could affect independence and family cohesion. The piece mentions a will and its social implications observed in Wichita Eagle columns.
A jolly crowd of picnickers drove in carriages to Cady's Grove and returned by moonlight. The group included Misses Lou Barker Mame Tisdale Etta Haq Anna Barker Helen Belle Fannie Tark Smels Eva Harrison and Messrs Herb Will Snow Bert Spencer Eil Schal Sohn Spencer Charles Spencer Dick Horton. Mrs Cordley and friends gathered at Pacific Depot to speed across the water. celebrants and notices span multiple individuals and events.
A fragmented note outlines proposals to connect Massachusetts Street with another road, evaluating paving options on Winona Street and Huskeill area. It argues for selecting the south end alignment to complete a street circuit and improve the main thoroughfare.
Fragmented notice describes sales and events including a matinee and shoe sale at 2 W. Mase St. plus references to public notices and military recruitment during wartime context. The readable text lacks clear structure but indicates scheduled sales and service details.
A column warns that common soaps and shampoos with high alkali dry the scalp and make hair brittle. It recommends unrefined coconut oil as a pure, greaseless cleanser. a small amount creates a rich lather and rinses clean, leaving soft scalp and lustrous hair.
Workers construct the river bridge pedestals and arches with forms for the first arch in place and concrete to be poured soon. The eastern sidewalk fills out as the interurban advances, while the river height rises slightly and a Lawrence teen telegrapher plans to join the signal office.
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