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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
6
The text presents disjointed phrases mentioning an exhibit, potential safety concerns, administration, tickets for lectures, and a dramatic club event. It appears to be a rough, unreliable OCR of a campus page with scattered names and activities across a Manhattan setting.
Eunice Boland of Topeka appears at church then travels with George Boland to catch a train amid a heavy rain and hail storm. Local residents, including Hibners and the Heaster family, report travel weather, sickness, a fracture at school, and farm work on oats. Rev Muir delivers sermons on the Trinity and the Fifth Gospel while Bethany Hospital Easter eggs are urged for Sunday School offerings. Farmers Union meets at the schoolhouse with refreshments, as neighbors recount visits and community routines in a stormy week.
Local families including Davidson, Young, Glenn and Markley traced a week of activity from bi monthly exams to truck hauls. Maley and Kelley moved supplies Lecompton to Big Springs while farm tasks continued with hog butchering, potato purchases, wood cutting, and hay hauling near Lawrence and Lecompton. Community visitors Chan dler the fruit tree agent called, and many locals attended a Washington Greek program with a pie supper.
The readable text mentions hair textures and color emphasis with words like brightness and more color, but lacks clear context, names, dates, or events to identify a specific news item or person.
R. O. Smith county farm agent has shifted the gopher poisoning demonstration at Geo L Glenn's place to Wednesday morning March 16 at 9 30. Interested residents are invited to attend. Smith will supply poison oats for distribution and aims to make the event useful for the mira project. Geo L Glenn drove to Big Springs last Friday on business with relatives noted in Ed McClanahan's week at Mt.
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as an easy harmless tablet to curb cigarette cigar pipe or chewing tobacco urges. It claims the habit may be broken and money back if craving persists, emphasizing mental and physical benefits.
A vintage ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to turn gray or faded hair dark and beautiful. It claims the product, improved with other ingredients, naturally darkens hair after one or two applications, restoring a youthful appearance.
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