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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
A testimonial heavy notice extols Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe pleasant laxative for children and adults. It claims it aids digestion and growth, touts affordability, and invites readers to request samples by mail from J B Branty of Nashville and Montivell.
Teams arrive for Baldwin basketball tourney with contests slated Friday afternoon at Tyler Hall. Schools include Paula, Valle, Riwauleville, Bowie, Prifteeton, Candner, Springhill, Williamsbity and dala. Local enterprise plans teased, plus updates on community events and residents.
No name appears. The text describes a signed note about a letter received by Mrs Fineher, complaints about a lineman not delivering a haildine, and scheduling issues with Jossiffis. The overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a county with a suspicion, a person named Vinvidle My Bieler, and a line about a complaint investigation being started. The readable nouns suggest a local civil matter or inquiry, but the fragment lacks concrete actions, dates, or outcomes to establish a clear event or party.
Coach Hamilton of Lincoln predicts a Missouri Valley Conference championship push after recent injuries have eased. He notes two of three wins are likely as the team aims to rebound from a tough trip and regain form ahead of pivotal games.
An analysis of the Iowa commission form, noting its spread from Texas and its mixed results. It discusses municipal corruption, ward representation in Des Moines, defective administration, and the varied impacts on large and small cities. The piece reflects cautious, critical view of reform and political modernization.
University Extension Division plans talks by professors including K U Pross and others delivering lectures at Horton, McPherson, Olathe, and nearby towns as part of statewide outreach.
An old classified style ad claims ZEMO cures itching, rash, eczema and other skin ailments with instant relief after the first use. It promises a money back guarantee and lists Lawrence Dick Brothers Drugists as sellers with standard bottle packaging.
A wagon crash on Tennessee Street left the rider severely injured after a horse team bolted and threw him from the wagon. The cart and wagon were damaged and bystanders helped guide the animals to safety. Police and medical responders attended the scene.
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles nerve cures for weak or deranged nerves and related ailments. It claims 20 years of clinical work, endorsements from bishops and editors, and invites readers to request “Remarkable Cures in Your State” with a free trial of a two pound treatment.
The report hints at a new president making a few mistakes on tariffs and imports, with mentions of agricultural implements like plows cultivators seeders and harrows. It cites potential issues in farming tools and related equipment in a period tone.
A historical notice touts Chamberlain's Cont Remedy as a preferred cough medicine for young children, claiming it meets recommended standards and is favored by mothers. The ad describes available dealers and registration details, emphasizing safety and ease of administration.
An advertisement touts the Hyomei inhaler as a cure for catarrh with a money back guarantee. It promotes the product from Raymond & Co and claims effective relief after use, pricing at a dollar with a 30 day money back offer.
The article praises a leading platform speaker and author who for decades drew crowds to a Brooklyn church, noting his simple pulpit style and influence. It references Ward Beecher, the Abraham Lincoln era, and the church’s large philanthropic and sailing civic activities with about 7400 congregants and groups.
An obscure ad promotes a photographic manual claiming it offers more information for a quarter than any book. It notes bone ward & Co. sells copies and Kodak film tanks maximize output with proper exposure. The fragment also mentions Grieve’s hospital return and Brave’s concealment, with unclear references to recent events and local names.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a March event or notice with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions do not form a coherent report or confirmable details such as dates, places, or participants.
The page lists market items and prices including cows and sheep, with references to suppliers and buyers like Reeders TAO Veshaver and SH. It mentions tallies for stock, wholesale figures, and regional names such as New ih Ted Nupeu Sa and Ave nee Vhieano. The fragmentary text notes sales, weights, and estimated values across several crops and livestock categories.
Claims Croxone cures backache, kidney weakness, and bladder disorders by cleansing the kidneys and stopping poisonous buildup. Advertises rapid, lasting relief after three doses and asserts uniqueness from all other remedies with nationwide druggist availability and money-back assurances.
Rev Bavard of New York City spoke this morning in chapel about Christian life over doubt and the mission of Christians to fight poverty. He contrasted faith with scientific study and urged believers to work to improve social conditions worldwide.
At the conclusion of Hey spmech Wolfe at the Methediee Ulich addressed students and urged attendance. Accompanied by Clik the troupe performed several pleasing solos and the crowd reacted positively.
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