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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
3
A brief from the page shows a new hair coloring recipe labeled as a method for gray hair. The note mentions a page titled TOS PAGE and includes fragmentary text and uncertain phrasing about the recipe steps. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
A garbled OCR note discusses weather and strength while hinting at nerves and roots. The text is incomplete with repeated fragments about a person or place and unclear details.
The report recounts William Taggart and his influence in Indiana politics from 1900 through 1916, noting his multiple terms on the Democratic state and national committees, a Senate appointment, and his defeat in re election. It also lists a long roster of names connected to a school class fundraiser and reports 17 deaths from poison liquor in Peoria and Galesburg, with investigations by federal prohibition agents. A Franklin Farmers Union meeting is announced for Friday March 8.
Twenty five law high school students begin selling The Red and Black annual at Lawrence High School. Miss Iva Belle Harper announces the sales drive runs through the week with a price of 1 dollar. Circulation manager Herbert Weatherby sets a goal of 500 copies as the students begin door to door sales.
Crown Drug Stores held their sixth anniversary sale across thirty two locations last Saturday. The Lawrence store, no. 382, captured second place, narrowly missing top honors by about ninety dollars from first place won by R. Sears, manager in Lawrence. Officials report about 1250 boxes of candy sold, reflecting strong consumer response.
The work of Prof. Albert Bloch head of the University painting department, a collection of water colors and oils, is on display in the department gallery for public viewing throughout March.
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