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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1915
Page
2
The page contains a World Company notice with prices for subscriptions, a call to report late delivery, Chicago rep contact, and several garbled editorial lines about fly swat policy and American policy. It references audiences in Kansas and Lawrence and discusses school play themes and rural district education.
A garbled excerpt discusses the Wiehila 48 query about die in a stone and whether spiritualists and philosophers have addressed the topic. It hints at differing theories and aims to compare approaches to the question and its alleged substance.
Fragment reflects a claim about equipment supervision and demands for change tied to broader urban conditions. The text is garbled and contains inconsistent phrases referring to individuals and places, making a precise summary difficult.
Residents urged to attend High School discussions on improving the educational system. An expert will present arguments for reform while skeptics may hear the case and address concerns. The session aims to outline plans, encourage questions, and explore potential changes.
The article discusses plans for remodeling public schooling and the political friction across many U S cities. It notes supporters and opponents arguing merits and demerits, with emphasis on posting postings and the perceived pace and value of the changes. Potential impacts on railroads and water infrastructure are mentioned as broader public works concerns.
Collier's presents a bulletin from the New York state health board on avoiding excesses and cautions about alcohol and stimulants. The piece promotes health basics like fresh air, good food, and exercise while defending Collier's posture on advertising in periodicals.
A fragment notes Griffin owning a bean titul and a white horse that died during a procession, with unclear context and missing details about place or date.
A fragment from a Kansas newspaper notes an engineer expressing satisfaction with an almost immediate settlement involving Kansas Mutual Livestock Insurance Company. The insured party is referenced, but full details and names remain unclear in the OCR excerpt.
A large celebration marked by a banquet at Massinie Hauljte as the class of Thirteens completed their work. The group began Tuesday night and advanced thirty members to the third degree. Officers elected include HE. M. Perkins Wise Master KL Melvin Senior Warden Boo Mason Junior Warden ALCL Sfenderson Almoner W. Th. Pundleton Almoner J. O. Poster Secretary David Paskon Treasurer David Clarkawnis Director of the work.
A tremor was recorded by observers in London and Card, with mentions of May’s severe earthquake. The report notes center activity and relates Japan’s seismic data, while officials face pressure amid political turmoil and rising public unrest.
A fragmented report notes the Bowersock AM covers explore moving pictures and education as a constant theme. Audiences seek engaging subjects, strong photography, and coherent theatre offerings, with previews hinting at forthcoming performances and cinema events at the venue.
At the Lee Spray residence in VIET Kea the father and his daughter Ruth Spray are ill but stable. The father reads daily papers and remains engaged with current events while the daughter is described as poverty stricken and is noted as Ruth Spray.
Willie Vernson pleaded guilty to two counts of violating the prohibition law in Justice Court. He received a fine of 200 and 60 days in jail if the county demanded, but the jury record was not secured. Me and Abs KL Dryer will spend Sunday in Topeka with his parents.
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