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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes appetite and digestion cures using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It claims natural gentle relief from constipation and related ailments. It lists price and a free trial offer from Caldwell, Texas, and provides a mailing address for samples.
A Terre Hill Pa resident testifies to relief from female troubles and widespread aches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter extols the product as a standard remedy and cites reports of health restoration and avoidance of surgery.
The article notes a broad survey effort in Kansas to speed publication of a report by the Universied Wasi ion and the Pullman project. Officials aim to have results ready by March, with interviews and data collection continuing across multiple sites and agencies.
Berlin states submarines will halt and investigate merchant ships found to carry contraband or from hostile nations. It rejects full ban on anchored or floating mines and signals willingness to follow general international rules. The reply reflects perceived American fairness in approaching the dispute.
A disjointed report discusses kidney treatment debates, medical opinions, and patient outcomes. It references various experts, locations, and unnamed cases, highlighting calls for urgent action and questions about effectiveness of therapies.
A report discusses snakes as a farmer’s ally and foe with debate over their role in pests. It mentions rattlesnakes and copperheads in Kansas and a professor challenging a theory about farmers’ pest control methods.
The report describes a student gathering with Raymond Robins, noting an exceptional event and a chaotic scene. It references a speech audience and mentions individuals like Elbert Turbharid and Mrs Welch in a bewildering mix of names and phrases.
A garbled OCR item notes two full moons in March and references a January phenomenon. It mentions marriage license issuance and probate matters, including individuals Erma Gatister and Teena, with scattered names and dates. The fragmentary text hints at local civic notices and personal events without complete details.
President Wilson stated there will be no extra session of Congress. He said he had abandoned plans for a special session in October and had not seriously considered one up to now.
A garbled page fragment mentions barrels of Portland cement, boats, and water-related works. It references electric Phu Lee and a 72 legged unit, with scattered terms like heaters, weights, and fights. The text lacks coherent events or dates.
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