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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1916
Page
7
The school board discussed a plan regarding Pea ry Leland y and Herbert Henley. The item appeared in a local education meeting and was reported with fragmented details.
Jamaica New York resident Mrs L N Bouksiam reports severe head and back pain, dizziness and nervousness for two years. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Compound three times daily after meals and at night she says she is now healthy and cured, keeping a bottle at home.
A candidate named Weber declares runs for justice of the peace in Lawrence. The text also references announcements for state senator and county treasurer, with garbled phrasing and multiple names. The readable portion centers on a local judicial candidacy and a series of confused declarations.
Fragmented diary like record notes a Wey Oration delivery, a horse racing detail, and a senior class supper at Pdehiman's bridge. It mentions Marie Conil Sweet and others, with a late dusk event on Wisley Day and a seventh grade progress note.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a Thursday event related to a likely local obituary or notice, but names, places, dates, and context are too garbled to identify specifics or extract a coherent news item.
Fragmentary notes mention Miss Minnie Baynefol Lawrenen visiting her husband Tris l at a nearby event near Midbwad on Wednesday. Mesy Sadie Towrence wis h this Vidintiv week and Mr Todt attended the 1 stig near Midbwad. Abherence ii har Werltushaiy reflects unclear references.
The Kansas Supreme Court upholds a Shawnee County verdict finding that selling liquor to Kansas residents violated the prohibitory law. The case involves Richard Cooley and Daniel Ger Brothers, with the decision noting evasion of the prohibitory statute and multiple hundreds of dollars in sales at issue.
A flood of groundwater complicates excavation at the Maple site, delaying progress and pushing up costs. Implementing drainage measures is proving difficult, with operators facing continuous seepage that complicates deep digging and requires extended effort. Locals seek guidance as the project continues to advance despite water challenges.
Verdun area fighting sees French losses while German assault aimed to pierce lines near Bayusta and Walk Has repulsed near Tivnedts. Allied and German forces exchange positions as artillery and infantry clashes continue with limited gains for either side.
Navy League sues Ford in district supreme court alleging improper statements. The suit seeks redress for alleged misrepresentations and seeks a court order or damages as applicable under state law. The filing references Abel and related parties with unspecified dates and locations.
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a remedy for throat, croup, asthma, lumbago, neuralgia, and other ailments. It markets 25c to 50c jars and a $2.50 large heal size, urging buyers to seek the genuine Musterole from The Musterole Company of Cleveland, Ohio.
Fragmentary report claims James Sullivan of Moy Dublin and Iain Forih, two American ministers, have been imprisoned in Dublin Castle on charges related to a supposed plot or privilege dispute. The text is garbled and facts are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes show deeds and transfers among individuals in a county area near a river and a patent claim. The readable items mention Watveitty, Maas, Loy, Sarah, and Noto Piteh with scattered references to Walton’s River and Crip Sato of Ameri, but key details and parties are obscured.
A section of health workers plans a statewide nurses association affiliate with public health agencies. Nine cities including Topeka, Kansas, and others will form a health board linked network. Leaders pledge to improve vaccination and infant care through coordinated public health efforts.
Fragmentary text shows references to rate litigation in Oklahoma and mentions of individuals and dates, with unclear connections to UK and Queensland. The legalease hints at ongoing disputes, export talk, and social notes about a person named J Moding and a gathering, amid garbled OCR.
Feeding milk to young chicks boosts growth and lowers mortality. Sweet and sour milk hold equal value, and the degree of scfmess does not alter nutritive value. Feed consistently with pure milk until the end of the milk feeding period, choosing whichever type is most convenient.
Sprouted oats can serve as winter feed for chickens. Soak oats 24 hours then sprout in a shallow box or sprouter, using light warmth until blades reach three to six inches. Observe flock behavior, consider changing mates if hens avoid a male, and focus on prevention over doctoring sick fowls.
The article notes that a flock of 100 is easier and more profitable than a thousand. It explains terms for day old pigeons and young birds, and advocates small flocks as the best practice for profits in poultry management.
The readable parts imply a corrupted OCR fragment about mixed content. It mentions weak parts, a salt measure, stricted quartgrs, and a ghoul reference. No clear event, names, or places emerge to identify a specific news item.
Fragmentary notice reports Elihu Yale buried in the graveyard of Wrexham church. References to Yale’s council and the college at New Haven connect the site to his tomb, with unclear figures or concluding fee noted as 97 pounds.
A historical notice asserts poultry manure has high value on farms. It notes analysis from U.S. experiments showing manure contains essential nutrients and water content. The text claims the value of a coop full of poultry manure is under five dollars at most sites.
A fragment outlines basic frost bite prevention and warming methods. References suggest keeping skin dry, using protective coverings, and applying oil or grease to exposed areas. Advises staying alert to cold exposure and taking warm, dry measures to reduce risk.
A garbled historical text blends notes on caponizing costs with stray remarks about dunks, Western seafaring, and a critic’s musings. It references immune or flooded fashion, germ studies, and a warning against belief in fairies, interwoven with financial figures and social critiques.
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