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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
4
The text reflects appreciation from patrons who advise opening accounts at the institution. It expresses a pledge to persistent effort to earn continued approval, aiming to satisfy both longtime and new customers by providing attentive service.
A rural note highlights a farmer's careful yield including two bushels of grapes four pigs several pounds of butter two dozen gs a few quarts of milk and a calf ready for market. The message praises local farming activity and community spirit.
Fragmented OCR reads of a Chicago centric news note describe a severe storm and shifting influence as a new star rises, with Kansas poised to rise in prominence. The text is garbled but indicates dramatic weather and regional power shifts.
The piece cites The Graphic on a woman’s remark about No Man’s Land and quotes Dr. Henry J. Waters on autocracy versus democracy. It notes prophecy as a safe business, with two millennia of contested biblical prophecies and modern prophets framing broad statements adaptable to any event.
Youngstown Ohio reports a five per cent decrease in wages for sheet and tin plate workers. It is the first such cut to reach the wires since the 1914 uptrend. General wages may hold current standards during the war due to labor shortages, but future decreases seem likely. Farm prices may not stay low for long.
Fragments reflect nostalgia and social contrast as writers joke about wartime hymns and price trouble. Names, places, and events appear in quirky observations, noting supply pressures, prison versus service debates, and cultural ironies amid upheaval.
The record notes TWENTY-FIVE YEARS and March 3, 189 as a local marker. Win. Nadelhoffer is cited as a potential third ward councilman, described as popular and likely to win if he announces. Lee Jones turned 26 on Monday and was celebrated with a surprise party, a royal good time, and a gift of a gold ring. Miss Ose Hophes’s friends held a pleasant evening. attendees included Inez Whitman, Rena Miller, Nellie McMahon, and several men. Dr. Lacey Taylor’s event celebrated at age 60 with gifts and speeches. An employment opportunity is advertised by Merchants National Bank seeking a suitable candidate to start work.
An ad promotes a lemon juice based bleaching cream. Mix three ounces Orchard White with juice from two fresh lemons strained into a bottle to make a month lasting lotion. Apply to face neck arms and hands to soften brighten and even skin tone, fade freckles and tan, with advice to strain pulp.
Fragmented notice describes a royal auction event with dinner guests and a setting at Gaye, Omn, and related attendees. Names and precise details are garbled but indicate a society gathering featuring a sale, with references to a crewed event and beverages.
Sage and sulphur compound alters gray hair to a darker shade with repeated uses. The preparation is applied with a sponge or brush, yielding a natural dark glossy result by morning after several applications. The remedy is promoted as a toilet requisite for a youthful appearance.
An advertisement profile describes Dr F M Edwards treating many women for bowel and skin ailments over 17 years using a vegetable blend with olive oil called Olive Tablets. It claims the tablets improve digestion, remove toxins, and restore a rosy, healthy look, urging nightly use for a pleasing result.
A fragmented note reports a high school basketball finale with unclear names, mentioning Peay and a season ending game. The readable text suggests a local team and a player, signaling closure of the season.
Fragmentary text discusses a mother's guidance and a physician's prescription, mentioning a drug store and health themes. The garbled wording references a well known figure and a book tied to maternal care, with limited readable details.
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