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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
6
Readable fragments describe an event or notice on a local page with unclear names and details. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear action or outcome to report. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary.
A garbled obituary fragment centers on Mildred Henstww with references to a Friday May date and a ceremonial farewell. The text preserves a memorial tone, mentioning friends, family and a public remembrance, though many details are unreadable.
Young ladies at Miss Hazel Wilson's school hosted flowers for Mildred as floral tributes poured in from friends and relatives. The obituary notes Mildred Ler left behind two sisters, five brothers, and supportive parents, with prayers for her soul and the lasting influence of her brief life.
Hundreds of students from Kansas City high schools travel to Law treet tomorrow for the annual Missouri Valley track meet at McCook field with Topeka and Wichita sending large delegations. Local schools compete for top honors as firms and students prepare for close contests and possible record performances.
The text touts liquid arsenic remedy to dissolve dandruff and soothe the scalp. It urges applying about four ounces at night, rubbing in gently, with claims that most dandruff disappears by morning and full cure after several uses. It promises shinier hair and notes the product is inexpensive and widely available.
Fragmentary report from Lansing includes a parole hearing dated May 20 involving a woman held on charges connected to a knife incident. The text references mediators, officials, and a delegation discussing constitutional considerations and future steps in a distant government process.
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