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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1918
Page
5
Room 5 Borehck Building contact details for James H Mitchell and associates appear as a listed notice with a phone reference 495 Bell.
Town column notes farmers face criticism while a hypothetical farmer would take all he could get. Market data show cattle, hogs, wheat, corn, oats, and dairy商品 prices with bids for fat cattle, calves, cows, and feed, plus pork, eggs, and butter figures from Kansas City and Chicago reports.
A fragment discusses avoiding harsh criticism and prideful ideas that flourish when free discourse is restricted. It argues that those who live by unkind standards face displeasure and that the speaker does not claim superior ways, but may encourage others to reflect on shared moral codes.
A quick method to brighten flat tarnished silver is a weak ammonia solution wash. After soaking briefly, rinse and polish with a cloth for a spotless finish. Effective on spoons and other discot...
The editor of the deferson Review recounts a long vacation. his wife handles money yet withholds payment. Her domestic management keeps them busy upon returning home.
A butcher discharged for being right fingered struggles to stay profitable as the Fargo Courier-News reports on a case of heavy handed justice referenced in a tongue in cheek manner.
District land listings describe several tracts near town: 120 acres with 100 in wheat and a 4 room house, hay barn, and barn complex priced at 190 per acre. 117 acres 2 miles from town with 60 in wheat and 100 acres pasture, fenced hog tight, 4 room house and outbuildings at 160 per acre. 240 acres 112 miles to town all tillable with house and barn, price 100 per acre. additional mixed utters and notes include a 145 acre tract with unclear details and asking money per acre estimates.
Bishop John X. McCormick of the Episcopal diocese of Western Michigan assumed command of Red Cross chaplains in France and received the rank of major. He departed Grand Rapids for overseas service last October to represent the church’s war commission.
A brief note describes Maltese as a mist peculiar language blending Arabic characteristics with Italian influence. It is presented as phonetic and independent from a formal grammar, with remarks on its Oriental design and unique linguistic features.
An assortment of quirky, era dated musings on hot water bottles, poetry pets, and wealth contrasts. The piece links practical notes on bottle stoppers to literary allusions, then shifts to reflections on generosity, happiness, and immortality, punctuated by a curious tale of dynamite hoaxes.
A poignant report from Zurich details the death of a very young boy from a renowned athletic family. Doctors from across Europe reportedly sought to diagnose his illness, but attempts to cure him were in vain, leaving a note on optimistic thoughts amid tragedy.
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