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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows names such as Cleland and Hamman and a list of services. References to furnaces, repairs, and medical specialists mix with scattered personal notices and unclear locations. The legible items hint at a local trades page and brief notices rather than a single coherent story.
Richard Waldo argues for university extension to aid newspapers in improving advertising standards and defending the public against fraudulent ads. The lengthy conference talk, delivered during a journalism gathering, covers why newspapers should not be legally forced to guarantee ad integrity and discusses the public interest and regulatory concerns.
A sprawling university event planned to dedicate new women’s quarters this Saturday. The ceremony features speeches, student participation, and a reception. crowds are urged to attend at the campus site in the city.
An old warning against nasal and throat salves containing mercury. The note claims such preparations damage the blood and system when ingested internally. It cautions buyers to seek genuine cures from reputable firms and warns that counterfeit products harm health.
A long, dense report notes visitors viewing the Pan American-Pacific exposition images, with details of crowds, featured speakers, and local residents preparing to travel to San Francisco as the Pan-Pacific event looms as a key terminus for global attention. The piece weaves in community observations, personalities, and plans surrounding the event.
A garbled local notice mentions Dr W W Russ dentist now operating in the Dick Building. Several scattered names appear, including Dora Maes and Walter Viruggas, with references to visits, patient notes, and a funeral in Topeka Park. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
In a National League game St. Louis earned a 4 to 2 victory aided by a wild pitch in the seventh inning that produced two runs. Philadelphi scored early but St. Louis pulled ahead late.
May 24 saw Cheney walk a fine line on the mound as Brooklyn fell behind early and Cincinnati edged ahead with a decisive run in the top of the ninth. The game featured a key double and a costly error that sealed Brooklyn's defeat.
Washingtons May Ti Cuts scored six points in less than one period as New York played Pittshir. Errors by WW Lates Rouey and Jorlinins Stine marked the action. Philadelphia hogs and other teams listed with limited details. Only five Federal League games are scheduled.
The Covington Blues claim a dramatic win in a misty, hasty contest as Wilwautees fall behind. Key players like Meliras and Havlik star amid a flurry of scoring and late momentum.
Haskell Indians defeated Emporia State Normal in a recent game, with key players noted for standout performances. The report highlights Miller and several others contributing to the victory, though some details are obscured by garbled OCR.
A fragmented report notesHarry Lord leaving the game and heading home. Mentions Mate Callahan and others, with unclear roster details and coaching references. The text references Chicago and a possible final decision, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Mrs John Jones arrived in Hopewell to spend a week at home. George Williams and A F Foster assisted in organizing a local farmers union event, with Williams helping coordinate duties for the gathering.
The Wallace Wallace Jacksed nievensenie event schedule included a meeting opened by Wien and prayers. Residents attended socials, visits, and church events across Pleasant Grove, with updates on family travels, dinners, and local club programs.
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