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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
6
A garbled ad style notice hawks a freckle remover claiming a guaranteed quick cure. It touts “athine double strength” and a mystery dealer, with testimonials and dubious pricing. The text then drifts into local names and a long list of residents, bridging into casual notes about visitors and family events.
Fred Vogler and Fred Indingthrone with Fred Heim put up hay on Monday from the Worden chores. Reference to the state Sunday school convention held at Thlapeka a few weeks ago. Mrs Fred Indingthrone and her little daughter exiled on Mrs Predein Monday afternoon.
Mrs. M. A Bridges of Robinson Miss. writes that two years of kidney ailment left her fatigued until taking Foley Kidney Pills about ten months ago. She reports renewed vigor and ability to do all her work. The item shifts to scattered local notes about visitors, livestock, and daily life in Lawrence area, with cursory mentions of neighborhood events and routine social updates.
Rhythmic miscellany with cartoonish verse and light jabs on daily life. Includes a misquoted pie chair gag and stray quips from characters named Luke Tutt and Dr Slaughter, plus snippets about manners, marriages, and humorous local ads. Notable names include Luke McLuke and Dr Stanffer, with light social observations and comic squibs.
Widespread talk centers on rain needed after a dry spell. Neighbor chatter mentions Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lonea and many locals spending Sunday with relatives. Upcoming church events at Valley Chapel promise services by Rev. Testernin and a large turnout.
Social education notes report Hass Sage Foundation funds support for poor children’s medical treatment via a dispensary in TL. Free services offered through State Pore ester and welfare agencies with no cost to families. In Berks County Pa an association of teachers with 60 members, many with decades of service, collaborates on public schooling and military drill participation. boy enrollment in high schools has grown since 1900 while militia drill involvement declined from 1910s to 1920s.
Town warns residents to address weed growth in vacant lots and along front yards. Police aim to enforce compliance, stressing the town’s reputation as one of the cleanest in the state. Local officials urge property owners to maintain neat appearances and curb weed issues to preserve curb appeal.
Petrograd reports heavy Carpathian losses on May 10 11 and 13 amid three weeks of fighting and a storm of action. Total casualties and a large number of prisoners raised concerns that the front strength was reduced by about one third. The article notes the shattered momentum and refers to the ongoing, escalating toll in this brutal campaign.
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