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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
7
Fragmented text mentions clinic patients attending throat clinic and city activities. Also references ornate firs, garden debate, and names like Hinsinger and Mire in unclear context. No coherent events or dates emerge from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a social snippet naming several individuals and places, mentioning a Sunday evening gathering at a venue called Tionie, with garbled names and phrases.
Minutes show a week long program with a carnival on Saturday and a lively museum night featuring songs, speeches, and a group of about sixty guests. Mrs Tenpenny consulted her physician for health concerns as the event closed with a Mother’s Faith song.
A fragmented report discusses clashes between brick and cement interests, alleged improper appointments, and lingering political influence in state education payrolls. Governor Paulen faces scrutiny as lawmakers mull a potential special session and cabinet shakeups.
Mr Harry Goble of Letington Nebt relates his experience with eruptions on his back. He describes painful pimples that burned and itched, preventing sleep. After trying Cutburg Soap and Ointment and using several cakes and boxes, he reports relief within days.
The remarks reference multiple locations to Democrats, mentioning Wille, Allen White, and crowds. They note the state university situation and local problems at several state schools, suggesting potential developments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Sleepers ad and graduation gifts at Rankin's Drug Store with unclear city jail references and scattered words. The readable elements suggest a local ad or notice about gifts and possibly a political spectator theme, but details are garbled.
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