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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
8
A committee investigates the disposition of the rest room fund raised by the Chamber of Commerce. They seek a proper ground floor location on Muscadets Street where all items can be displayed and used by visitors and law officials.
Readable fragments mention a social gathering hosted by a guild on a day near an evening event. Names like Reeves Mine and Kirby appear among scattered references. The text lacks a clear sequence but hints at a community gathering with listed attendees.
Local notice promotes RAT-SNAP rat poison with claims of strong results and no lingering odor. It lists price at $1.00 and cites Green Bros. Row Drug Store and M. W. Corner as sellers in Garner Hill Gladstone N J.
Readable lines indicate cattle steady and hogs higher with price around 1438 for some pork cuts. Corn and wheat futures listed with multiple month prices including May and July, reflecting sparse details on grains and livestock futures.
The new Thomas H Ince production The Dark Murroy starring Dorothy Ire ton opens at the Bowery Theatre. It follows a neglected girl who seeks revenge through a relic linked to Ginierwarkd and a daring venture leading to dramatic discoveries.
Fragmented OCR text outlines an event with references to people and groups. Readable pieces mention a company or organization and possible actions or decisions affecting associates and services. The content remains unclear but signals a local notice or item about a corporate matter.
A garbled OCR passage mentions individuals and places such as New York and Virginia amid stray terms like insurance and names. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, but hints at a notice or announcement with proper nouns scattered throughout.
Fragmented readable text mentions an obituary and a May date. It references Abbie Needa or Abbe Neda, Pins, and Cheeiteneen with unclear roles. There is a line about internal revenue collectors and taxes, suggesting a May 9 note on tax collection and treasury department action. The rest is garbled and hard to interpret.
A reader cites Mrs Graves and RAT SNAP as the only sure rat killer. After using it three sizes priced 50c and 1.00 led to dead rats in a hennery, then disappearance of further rats. Green Uros Round Corner Drug Store and M. W. Callahan advertise the product.
A man recounts four years of stomach troubles and a forced year of illness. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief from bloating and cold-like symptoms after a course of treatment. The preparation is described as removing intestinal mucous and reducing inflammation.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair care product promising renewed shine and thickness. It emphasizes restoring life to dull hair with claims of reduced dandruff and improved color, urging readers to try the formula.
Readable fragments reference various names and places but no coherent event or outcome emerges. The piece shows scattered letters and phrases with no identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or actions to anchor a clear news item.
Students and teachers gathered as the seventh grade completed a milestone at the Sunny Hill campus. Officials noted the modest ceremony reflected growth and commitment to study.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic claim about a dangerous compound and feeding waste. It mentions a bottle and a recipe for a possibly harmful substance. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or individuals.
Barbara Eaton angrily recalls a ruined cake she baked to deliver to the newlyweds next door. She asks for help from her neighbor as the couple, amused and sympathetic, discuss the mishap and baking advice.
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