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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
4
An advertisement touts a free sample of Vick’s Vapor Rub for croup relief with rapid action claimed in minutes. It describes external chest and throat application, inhaled vapors, and skin absorption meant to loosen phlegm and ease breathing within minutes.
The article reports on Professor McKeever urging educators to shift from repressing instinct to guiding creative energy in children. He argues discipline arises when interest and motive are redirected, and warns that delaying proper industrial work until adolescence is too late. A March to May institute on child welfare is planned with Dr Len Curtis and other officials.
A compressed, unclear OCR fragment hints at a nameless figure Mavis Tian and scattered phrases about formation, dates, and odd terms. The readable bits form no coherent event or outcome and lack verifiable context or identifiable organizations.
The State Department released a deciphered message showing Tonmal replying to urgent American representations about Mesion City conditions. He assures foreign residents will be protected and that no further steps by the Americas are needed beyond actions already taken.
A ten round world lightweight boxing championship bout is planned for Madison Square Garden between Freddie Weylely and Willie I. The weigh in at four this afternoon, with both fighters touted as in top condition.
Kansas City editor W Nelson of the Star, reported to be improving after a restful night. Doctors expressed cautious optimism about his condition, while noting progress in his bedside care and treatment plan.
Best Butter Maker Mason of Delune Minnesota was named champion butter maker of the country by the awards committee at the annual meeting of the Creamery Butter Makers Association, which was to adjourn this evening.
An advertisement explains how to open nasal passages and relieve head cold congestion using Ely’s Cream Balm. It claims fast soothing of inflamed membranes, instant relief from stuffiness, and improved breathing after applying the product in the nostrils and throat area. It targets catarrh sufferers seeking quick comfort and mentions consulting a druggist for purchase.
An old fashion advertisement touts a product promising to remove dandruff and halt hair loss. It claims hair becomes thicker, glossier, and fuller after short application, with immediate scalp relief and long term growth benefits, urging girls to try it.
A fragmented home remedy advertisement touts pine extract with sugar syrup to ease persistent coughs and inflamed membranes. It claims rapid relief, specifies quantities and prices, and urges asking a pharmacist for multiple doses while promising a money-back guarantee.
Readers learn that Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a constitutional remedy for catarrh. The notice asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, praising overall health improvement and promising a $100 payout for any case it cannot cure. Addressed to Cueney Co Toledo Ohio, requesting testimonials.
Berlin reports the empire’s treasury speech by Carl Helfferich as favorable, noting Germany’s credit withstood wartime pressure better than Britain or others. French rents fell from 12 to 15, while English consuls declined seven points. German 3 per cents dropped slightly since the war.
A blaze in Baldwin occurred around ten pm at Fred Pearson’s West Baldwin residence. Firemen fought through three alarms into the early morning, extinguishing the fire by four am. Loss pegs at about 40,000 with roof and upper floor heavily damaged. Pearson family evacuated before water damage. house insured and they moved to a nearby college.
A social column details gatherings and arrivals in Lawrence area society. Mrs Seaton hosts a recent event. Miss Richards leaves school due to fees. prizes awarded in an Outside Work contest to several individuals. The Winter wedding of Mr and Mrs Pak Winter at Gorrell home is described with Rev O C Brown officiating, the bride in a gown of white with a roses board, reception and punch served, and relatives present. Clarence Sutton visits, and property transactions include a residence sale on Hampshire Street.
An appeal from Washington urges aid for starving Mexicans amid a growing crisis. Officials say the Red Cross is coordinating with the State Department to facilitate relief efforts from the Mexican capital. a stray framed coin display shows deteriorating control as the situation unfolds.
Fragmentary text describes blood enrichment or treatment with references to symptoms like pimples and other vascular issues. Mentions a doctor or provider and a focus on health, with unclear details about procedures, medicines, or outcomes.
An advertisement promises a refund if Palo Otrtment fails to cure itching wind breeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days. The first application offers relief with ease and rest.
Relatives of Miss Mayrile Sinne appear concerned for her safety amid conflicting reports in the Congression mission. Local interest grows around the fate of Writred Wiublte and Matben residents as printers adapt to uncertain conditions and delayed communications.
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