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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1911
Page
4
The page presents a fragmented, satirical stream of notes on politics and society. It references US political figures, labor topics, prohibition, and education, with scattered mentions of Kansas and Nashville and critiques of policy and leadership.
Sage Georr Mare enters Tribune office in Fort Scott amid political talk about party unity and reform. The page blends scathing critiques of leadership with a Milk Program at the Creamery detailing pasteurized milk steps, bottling, and delivery, alongside local ads for Hunter Bros. pickle relish and Wiedemann popcorn.
A nine year old boy was severely injured when a sow attacked him at a farm while he helped feed hogs. The hog suddenly charged, threw him down, and the boy sustained flesh injuries before rescuers intervened.
A distorted note describes a school event where students prepared dinners and hosts including the school board and faculty members attended. It mentions Helen Glass as a department head and lists various figures involved in the event.
Fragmentary OCR text references eczema and trial, but lacks coherent details. No clear events, dates, or identifiable names are present to form a full readable news item. The readable bits indicate dermatological discussion or parallel terms without concrete facts.
A garbled page fragment references court proceedings and a range of local interests. It notes dairy buys at a Creamery, piano tuning at Peirce's Music Store, paint from Woodward & Co, and Elastica Floor Finish. It also mentions a track meet at Lawrenc e and Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health cure.
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