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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
4
An unclear OCR fragment mentions an entry at the Lawrence Kansas post office as a second class matter. Details are limited but indicate a filing or notice related to mail designation within a local government or postal context.
A weathered Lawrence Kansas entry from June 23 1914 shows garbled ad text with stray phrases about kitchens and economy. The fragmentary lines mention Gris New York and a vague note on carpentry or telecommunication terms, yielding little coherent news value.
A Chicago man proposed that Ardates' pledges be filed in the courthouse records. The suggestion was presented as a practical step for official documentation.
A new term gun-running appears in current vocabulary, described as clandestine aid and smuggling related to the Ireland dispute with private usage noted among certain factions. The term signals covert support amid tensions and protests.
A garbled OCR item notes a wheat crop in the fields of a local area, mentioning harvest and storage. Readable portions indicate concerns about yields and potential collection.
A garbled input appears to be an OCR fragment describing a board or council matter with unclear names and events. readable parts mention a World context and a committee or board role, but specifics are damaged and cannot be reconstructed into a precise report.
A fragmented report notes SHU the vald planning a trip to Europe tied to a serious matter for several associates. It mentions substantial funds received since the prior administration’s rule and the push to depart, with unclear details on the purpose.
The readable text shows a garbled passage about a prediction and alleged cheats. Key names, places, or dates are not discernible. The fragment hints at a controversy but lacks coherent facts or outcomes to confirm.
In Kansas City Mrs. Enright delivers a speech that moves many in attendance. Ban stig. is credited with guiding the discourse as stock lands and civic ties are discussed. Tue 31 Wir wees declared over and Woodie tty spared a spilt.
In Nampueket, an island community bans automobiles to curb tourism traffic. Locals report visitors average 18 minutes per car on the highway, prompting resentment towards chase by highway authorities. Opposition groups claim the move reshapes travel and local life as officials sort out policy.
A rough draft of an aviation exercise plans a ground run to refine controls and procedures. The team aims for a thorough rehearsal before attempting in the air, seeking to avoid early missteps and improve readiness for flight.
A garbled note discusses pies and fashion, claiming ideologies changed and that pies are detached from all things. The fragment mentions that wedges or opinions once deemed fit are no longer so and suggests a broad shift in thinking without clear details or sources.
General Villa stands at the forefront in a Mexican dispute, while Carranza is sidelined as a spectator. Villa has risen due to his possession of a remarkable military force, though he remains an outlaw with little regard for law or custom.
Fragmented text references markets and distribution with unclear context. Mentions a national task or plan, hints at wheat and markers, and vague statements about fish, sea, and vision. No identifiable individuals, organizations, dates, or concrete events detectable.
Report cites Won Neeley announcing for the senate as Democratic nomination looms in the seventh district. About half the party remains in, while two have dropped out. Visitors to the counties describe the contest as a close race with strong support for Neeley.
The readable lines describe a disputed result and a government leader, noting the incident should be closed and referring to public annoyance. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment hints at a contested victory and official response but lacks verifiable specifics.
Fragmentary text discusses farmers and barriers, noting a shift in access and opportunities. It mentions Tandlords, Lemant barriers, and new pathways opening, with Hamd taking advantage and Lam being quoted as taking a stance. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
An unclear OCR snippet discusses a franchise issue in a Metropolis region. It mentions talk about allied themes and a request for open addresses. The passage is fragmented with many garbled words and unclear entities.
A fragmented text shows Republican leaders voicing reaction against the Democratic administration. It portrays impatience with policy and a belief that old war horses smile at victory. The piece hints at internal party dynamics and public sentiment.
A distorted OCR excerpt discusses administration claims and references to Roosevelt Cal and a Colombian treaty. The garbled text mentions democratic administration, national response, and political accusations without clear events or dates. Names and specifics are unclear due to text degradation.
The Tola Register is vindicated as the debate over whether the republican and progressive camps are distinct ends. It argues progressives are a party or protest and have endured trials to stand ready for the fight, with Kansas progressives prepared to act.
Farmers seek relief as new currency proposals fail to pass. The issue of farm credits affects production. growers hold longer terms due to infrequent product turnover, creating a pressing need for financial relief for agriculture.
The passage argues that credit and poor distribution hurt farmers by delaying payments and delaying access to needed goods. It calls for better nationwide distribution to balance farmer needs with market conditions and prevent oversupply or underpayment.
Henry J Allen argues in the Wichita Beacon for either government ownership or strict regulation of railroads to curb private monopolies and lower transport costs. He frames this as a modern demand to realign transportation values toward public benefit and notes uncertainty about government ownership, calling for a scientific readjustment and urging timely action.
A lament on a life lived fast and the ache of wasted youth. The poem warns men of all ambitions that forty brings regret, echoing Heide's view that fame cannot undo the toll of excess and lost pleasures.
A testimonial claims Eckman’s Alterative cured a long lung illness after malaria and bronchitis. The writer, Bailey, reports recovery from November 1908 to February 1909 with multiple doctor visits and improvement attributed to the medicine. It promotes Eckman Laboratories, Philadelphia, and urges readers to ask for a recovery booklet. sold by leading druggists.
Fragmentary OCR style text reflecting on human vanity and mortality with scattered references to figures like Heine. The lines suggest a meditation on the grave as the final equalizer and a bow to a master or superior presence. The legible material is minimal but conveys existential themes.
An old paste made from qiluin detatone is advertised for removing facial, neck, and arm hair. Apply a small amount with water, rub for a few minutes, then wash the skin to remove the hair and blemish.
Weather notes from Valley Grove indicate heavy rain up to three to four inches with Creeks rising by Tuesday evening. Local residents Dan Smith and Samuel Adams aided. Lawrence residents, including Mr Chester Smith and Mrs Thalph, visited Wednesdays. Multiple towns near Midland and Well neighborhood cited with scattered social visits and household notes.
Frank Champion spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Champion. Mrs. Charlie Medhurst and Mrs. May Smith called on Mrs. L. Gilbert Friday morning. Howing spent Monday at C. ts. Sint Petrie, and found Chania Stewart. Otis Smith and Elmer Jett were in the harvest fields Monday.
An advert claims Paris Sage nourishes and revives hair with one application. It promises abundant, lustrous hair, reduced dandruff, and a radiant look. The copy extols affordability, safety, and satisfyingly strong tone, citing Hedwin and Co. distribution and broad consumer praise.
Harley family plans a summer on a farm near town with a 1-2 mile distance. Mr Harley owns a five tract farm and aims to tend oats and swine while Mr Utley drives daily in a phaeton behind the family horse. The wife is shaping a home and the project progresses as the new homestead nears completion.
Fragmentary notice advertises Mary Pickford in a Mutual Girl production at a local theater. It teases a society fashion plate feature and questions the title of a popular leading lady.
The leading doctors of France have devised a prescription of vetative oils for stomach trouble and constipation that acts like a panacea. One dose will convince you and severe cases often show benefit within 24 hours. Many readers report surprising results, and the remedy is sold here by Raymund de Co.
Washington announces new official wine definition after a public hearing on what constitutes wine. The Agriculture Department prohibits adding water to grape pomace or pulp and requires labeling for wines altered by sugar or water. The policy clarifies permitted corrections for unfavorable seasons and sets immediate effect for wines produced on or after June 13 1914.
Rescue teams recovered 181 victims from the Fal Crest No 20 mine after an explosion. Bodies lay in a funnel amid debris as rescuers worked through Sunday into Monday, with ongoing efforts to account for all missing miners.
Ad claims TIL relieves tired sore swollen feet and foot pain. Mentions corn relief and arch comfort with a promised year long guarantee and money refund if not satisfied. Includes purchase via drugstore or department stores with a 25 cent sample offer.
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