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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
4
A teacher remembers attempts to decipher how children hear and speak phrases. The piece notes confusions from phrases like black roses, green cheese, and Star of Bethlehem, and reflects on how miscommunication affects learning and attention in class.
Fragmentary text shows debate over a road project with options to build by city engineer or by contract and concerns about the cost and completion timeline. No clear entities or dates are readable.
A Lawrence discussion cites international politics and distant allies as a potential moral and business advisory aid to youth. Professors voice differing views on whether a local elder or mentor could guide youths amid global tensions and wartime rumors.
The passage outlines arranging leases and funds for a garden project this year. It mentions hiring an experienced gardener as overseer and distributing tasks to workers while eyeing fish parts and a competitive auction or prize related to the garden plot.
The notice urges residents of Lawredes to contact contacts in Port Smith Arkansas to learn about their concrete road system built at about zero cents per square yard. A suggestion proposes replacing the cemetery macadam road with a concrete one, deemed a wise idea if feasible.
A historical piece reports officials at reformatories noting declining tobacco use among Kansas boys but warns nicotine harms young minds. It argues cigarettes cause moral and behavioral decline, urging curbs as part of treatment and prevention efforts.
Painters say a paint lasting three years is good and recommend repainting then. Neyoe Lead-and-Zinc Paint is claimed to outlast others, sometimes ten or twelve years or more, due to its composition and materials.
A fragment discusses reformitory inmates and a tobacco question, noting those with addiction cannot be reasoned with and calling out issues of craving and moral control. The writer recalls a prior pamphlet tied to a St. Louis Post-Dispatch wrapper.
Discusses broad industrial expansion for the United States with emphasis on developing home industries, coal, petroleum, minerals, and Alaska. Cites National Geographic Society on agricultural and mineral growth and suggests government actions to attract capital. Notes Alaska's underexploited wealth and potential future strides. A Wichita Eagle excerpt also mentions local ads and a recovery from illness.
A vintage ad promises a $100 reward for any catarrh cure failure. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats the constitutional disease internally, effects blood and mucous surface healing, and builds constitution. Proponents urge sending testimonials to Toledo Ohio firm Bs CO.
In Topeka reports recount repeatedly show errors after sessions with calls for reform. Lawmakers discover misstatements in bills, uncover erroneous provisions, and recall or revise acts including appropriations and salary clauses amid delays and vetoes.
The advertisement invites readers to learn the chiropractice principles and offers a free spinal analysis. It mentions appointments by calling 115 and notes Don Carlos in Kansas City on business.
Mrs. David May of Williamstown lies very ill with dropsy and an unspecified ailment. The notice notes her advanced age and declining health, with the public urged to obtain Gleason tickets at the Round Corner before the upcoming Saturday.
Report claims Adler-I-Ka is used in Lawrence to treat constipation and appendicitis with rapid effects. The note asserts it relieves many conditions and that people report quick passes after ingestion. Safety is claimed but not supported by medical authorities.
The Cameron building at the southwest corner of Wighth and Lew Hampshire is undergoing renovations and improvements, with work focusing on remodeling and updating facilities.
The West Side Thimble Club met with Mrs. Mires Weatherby at her Indiana Street home. Guests included Mrs. Frenel attending a welfare conference and Mrs. Olig as TEELG volunteer. day included a two course benched meal. The Year Round Club met at Mrs. Miller New York Street. papers on Western lands and government reclamation were read. Mrs. Con Squires traveled to Excelsior Springs for a few days. Symposia Club gathered at Lon Robinson’s home for an afternoon meeting and refreshments.
An advertisement promotes a product named Ehy's Cream for nasal relief from cold and congestion. It claims to clear clogged nostrils and ease head passage by fragrant application, promising instant relief and a soothing effect. The copy emphasizes quick action and comfort for a stuffed head and related symptoms.
Miss Tess Kenny and Miss Helen Allphin spend a day shopping in Witgas City. Mrs HH Stantore and Citivas stay several days as guests of Mrs Broer Guestal.
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