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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
3
The article explains how Royal Cream of Tartar baking powder adds wholesome qualities to food, matching the digestible benefits of grapes, while alum-containing powders bring unwholesome effects. It notes labels list all ingredients and urges readers to read them for guidance.
A frail, fragmented despatch from Washington notes German and Allied wireless stations in the North have disrupted direct communication. Reports describe signals, shielding, and the fraught war atmosphere as European powers seek control of messages and routes, with analysts detailing the delicate balance of naval and diplomatic communication.
A fragmented notice hints at an effort to link fashion with a local craft, mentioning an apiter and an Indy connection. It references Harve anshifiee and a dubious workshop, with unclear details about people, places, and outcomes. The text remains largely unreadable.
A fragmented report describes a silent boycott affecting German individuals with women carrying baskets and men working outdoors. The text is garbled but hints at protests, communal actions, and a society tense over sublte social tensions and domestic routines.
Sunday rain reduced Fairview Sunday school turnout though thirty three attended. Local residents, including W. A. Walborn and Charley Wells, visited. several from the community attended the Selaake funeral. Reports mention school, church events, a planned community party, and upcoming games and youth activities. The Fairview hall team beat Vinland last Friday, and a five or six country team roster is discussed. Some travel, lessons, and household updates fill the week’s notes.
Irregular ad copy offers bargain autos with mismatched words and garbled phrases. Mentions Varnum at 120 Mags St and ads for cars, wagons, and forecourt deals. No clear model names or dates.
Kingsdown Kansas couple Elmer and Mrs Barnes report relief from stomach ailments after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Mrs Barnes notes improved complexion and relief from headaches and dizziness. Mr Barnes claims lasting improvement after two bottles and endorses the product with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The obituary outlines the life of Thomas H. Connor, detailing his birth in 1866, marriage to Mary A. McCleland, and settlement in Willow Springs. It recalls his strict adherence to religious and political loyalties, his quiet years, and his peaceful death, with a note on his favorite poetry and family ties to local residents. The piece references his sons and connections to the community, including local figures and institutions.
A fragmented report discusses a campaign against gambling in London led by Sir Dodward Carson and Ulsterites figures. It notes widespread concern across military and naval officers and officials, linking the movement to broader British efforts and public funding debates.
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