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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1915
Page
4
Daily newspaper schedule and mailing rates for the Journal-World Lawrence Kansas May 24 1915. Notices discuss delivery times and late service options. Mentions World com and Chicago representative A R Keator. Contains fragmented text on war impact and individual search for a place to stay.
The text shows a garbled historical notice about lateness in observing a holiday. Names and exact actions are unclear but indicate delays around a church or local ritual and a November or December context.
A garbled historic fragment places Quehing as certain and vat as the judge who admired Maud Muller, linked to the prerogative of the Nay. It notes a man smiling on Toff’s cheek, though the text remains obscure and is read as a literary or OCR artifact.
Fragmented text mentions Lawrence Whitins and Gallien with unclear context. It notes no sheep seen since arrival and references a sequence of events or suppurtia terms. overall the fragment provides only scattered names and phrases without a coherent report or outcome.
A garbled excerpt discusses delays in policy development and responses from a foreign office. It references President Wilson and potential replies, noting uncertainty about the timing and impact of official positions. The text is incomplete and contains many misspellings and unclear phrases.
The text presents a garbled account describing a political struggle with references to petitions, prosperity, and ruin. It mentions a personality involved in a contentious dispute and hints at broad social consequences and divergent outcomes for groups and individuals amid pressing conflict.
A fragmentary passage discusses the costs and consequences of Philippine independence, questioning the prudence of protecting the islands and weighing the outcomes of a different policy. It contrasts imperial choices with self-rule and laments the wreckage of statesmanship in the era.
Fragmented OCR style piece referencing Secretary McAdon and Redfield, discussing prosperity claims and political reactions. Mentions Congress, Washington, and politicians like Mitchell, Lewis, and Mary Wilson. Describes business sentiment and party stances amid debates on economic conditions.
The piece notes a political clash as Republicans seek to redefine the issue ahead of August 1, arguing Democratic policies harmed business. It suggests prosperity near 70 percent is acceptable, while Democrats aim for 10 percent. It cites the Pittsburgh Gazette-Times in framing the discourse.
Baldwin community notices list social visits across Baldwin and nearby towns. Students and residents like Slaght and Miss Frances are mentioned with church, college, and personal engagements. Local travel to Topeka and Lincoln is noted along with upcoming speeches by A. Morris and other clergy.
The Clifton-Kelley Shows are prepared to open at Woodlaad Park, with ready equipment and attendees expected. Hats off to managers and staff as performances, including trained insects and music acts, promise a high quality carnival experience touted by Coffeyville Daily Journal and others.
An ad endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for overnight relief from constipation. It claims to clear a congested mass of stomach waste by morning without upsetting the system, suitable for women children and the elderly. A free trial bottle is offered by writing to Dr Waldvwelt in Monticello Illinois.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Miya s Basapartlli as a cure for scrofulous conditions kidney ailments and general weakness. The garbled text markets a patent medicine with dubious efficacy and unclear attribution, reflecting a dubious health remedy promotion.
A historical notice describes a crude fly trap built from a wooden box with light mesh wire on three sides and a top. Holes in the bottom and conical wire components guide flies into a baited interior, with inward movement toward light as they reach the openings.
Four year old Fred and his mother visit a friend where coffee is usually served. This time the hostess offers nothing. Frustrated, Fred quietly asks to be called when the coffee is ready and suggests playing the piano to pass the wait.
A poorly worded note warns that a very cold condition in a young child is serious and may lead to complications like middle ear inflammation sinusitis bronchopneumonia or lobar pneumonia. It urges careful consideration and prevention where possible.
A reflection on character noting that many can start tasks but few carry them through to completion while a capable finish brings reliability and trust in leadership.
An old advertisement touts four ounces of liquid arvon as the fix for dandruff. It claims dissolving the dandruff and applying at night will stop itching and leave hair feeling thicker and healthier after several uses.
Invitations issued today for a luncheon and linen shower in honor of Miss Conveieve Morrison on June 3 at Mrs. Rollin Perkins home. Postponed Episcopal service rescheduled for next Monday evening. Delegates to Kappa Alpha Theta convention named with companions. Weekend guests include Olen Waller from Kansas City and Merle Simhat at Pi house.
The article argues profits depend on a diligent herdsman fighting unsanitary conditions. It favors alfalfa and clover forage for bone and muscle, cooler blood, and better digestion, noting alfalfa yields earlier maturity and supports winter needs. Emphasizes dry quarters, clean bedding, whitewashing, sunlit housing, and frequent cleaning to ward off disease.
An Indiana man asks the cost to feed a calf until it is three months old. An eastern experiment station found it costs 1040 dollars per calf for the first three months, counting the meal worth two dollars per hundred. About twenty seven dollars for feed for the calf for the first year.
The seed corn has been gathered and should be stored properly to preserve germination. Many farmhouses have attic or other spaces suitable for safe storage, and a well kept house will make provisions for these needs.
A fragmented notice urges readers to locate egg customers in the nearest city and keep profits from the grocer and agent. It mentions cash for eggs as the best route and references a welding item and a 1847- era silver plate with names W. Parsons and Juweleb WT Mass. St.
Miss Angie Murray retrains from Chanute. Mrs. Slooper of Pal provides visits her nye He Breek at 120 New Usinpatiied. Breek, son Alfred, plan to return to Florida. Powell of Baldwin sports the day in Kansas City. Mrs. W. L. Fondleton and her mother visit Burlingtor Tochowko. Teave and Mrs. Share spend the day in Tama Kansas City. Helga Durnin travels to Kansas City for lab work. Mrs. John Penner returns to De Soto after weekend visit with son Frank. Arthus W. Cvite Wield ins and Mrs. 7 spend the day in Manston. Sheriff Cummings departs for Cincinnati on business.
A vintage baking note explains using potato in sponge to keep doughnuts moist for days. It praises K C I C as a double acting baking powder allowing large batches to fry a few at a time with consistent light results.
A fragmentary 19th century prose piece contrasts a cheerful present with future worries and quotes Horace Amiel and Uncle Eben. It warns against despair and advocates belief in goodness or grief as grace, noting tender-hearted men who risk trouble to show kindness.
The statue of Peter the Great in St. Petersburg is described as the largest in existence, weighing about one thousand tons.
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