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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement by Mrs. M. Summers of South Sena Indiana urges readers to write for a home treatment claimed to cure joint and muscular pains. It promises drastic health changes, claiming the remedy purifies the system and relieves aches, inviting sufferers to respond.
Fraternity pledge practices at Baker University drew strict rules from the president and university officials. The process involved eligibility tied to hotel college work and enrollment status, with pledge days observed and listed members acknowledged, including several named individuals.
A long line of personal names appears in a city weekly page section. The fragment includes Reid Frieda Nernhrod Opal Willeiams Marie Clambertsin Hack Glen Marjorie Millers Winona Vai Vleck Ruth Atle Ada at Adplas Ceeifa Mayer Mert Livhstimann Hazel Filson Aervickton Shelern Page Joe Hoot Arm Severy Delinda Vorwartgats Ihel Gyaliene Cornelia Geant wa Phe Mpsilon Mel iley tea Tfooter Whitten fing Lyles Ariel vue Hoen haude Main Katppa Sigmar Clement Idol Merrill Dinvin Joh Walton bal Wrarveiy William Mobbs Willis Hotta This Belmore Joseph Warnordk Chic Lester Tudley Leroy City Weekly Chas 3 ticks Lester Veenot bawelt lil Ve uo Smith Matrus Morgan Lew Pan Dedti Tom Hesmuls Boone Kenneth dagsird iad Khirdin Borden Har Hansel Devidraw Wesley Mittin Rabbits alultnsen Wharton Prat Powell Miron Friz Falwin Hisler Eddie Singzer Wallace Brockett Rab Willis
Baldwin merchants announced a spring opening date at a Wednesday meeting led by Community Leader Hartley. The plan includes free movement, entertainment, concerts, and other programs to ensure a successful event, with final dates and acts to be announced later.
Australian Prime Minister Andrew Fisher told reporters in Wellington that the key issue is not how long the war lasts but how long peace endures. He urged New Zealand and Australia to collaborate on Pacific defense, warning that relying on Britain is unreliable as their own strength grows.
Report from Berlin details a private who claimed the Iron Cross but was exposed as fabricating wartime exploits. After a months imprisonment, the hoax led to social ruin and a cautionary public reprimand. The piece notes rival sentiment and broader wartime intrigues involving German and Allied circles.
Public testimonials pour in for a remedy claiming health benefits. Several figures, including law and public officials, are cited as supporters. The material promotes a product named Kidney Pills and lists a Buffalo company address, urging adoption by readers seeking relief.
A fragmented ad copy promotes calomel as a cure for liver and bowel sluggishness while warning of sickness and lost work. It touts a phoneable home repapering service and unfinished home improvements, mentioning experts and various names in a murky, adlike excerpt.
In Petrograd and Mank areas the army deploys a new two-wheeled dog-sled system to move wounded from snowbound mountains. The contraptions are tightly built to keep casualties secure and prevent them from sliding out during relief runs. Supplies also move to the front on return trips.
Paris March 12 The new naturalization law proposed by the government will be voted without opposition. It allows the cabinet to revoke any naturalization on ministerial proposal in cases where the naturalized citizen regains original citizenship or acquires another, serves another country, bears arms against France, or leaves France to evade military service.
Berlin reports a Baden peasant who served with Allied forces in Flanders wins praise for brevity in public letters from a soldier named Adolph to his wife Bertha. The messages joke about spanking the mischievous boy and contain a photograph of Adolph's decorated troop, though the medal’s significance is downplayed.
An old advertisement claims Danderine clears dandruff by applying a small amount to the scalp and rubbing in. It promises disappearance of scaling by morning and suggests three applications will eliminate dandruff and itching. Also recommends Hyball Ginger Ale for digestion.
On a worn June note a wife asks about a cross received by her husband. The reply is cryptic and dismissive, with references to a wounded Bertha and a confused son, leaving the true events unclear.
A cluttered Lawrence area business card page lists Automobiles Central Motor Co and numerous local entities. It includes abstracts and insurance, banks, furnaces, grocers, hotels, livery stables, tailors, shoe shops, real estate and loans, and various trades with multiple street addresses and phone numbers. The fragmentary directory style highlights the town’s commercial landscape with names like Watkins National Bank, Holloway & Jones, Clark and McConnell, Perkins, and Gwin among others.
The Cincinnati line offers over sixty models of time recorders and cost keeping machines for on the job use. Prices start at a low figure and vary by model.
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