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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
3
The fragmentary text lists scattered names, places, and events such as Topeka, Baker, and Lawrence, mentions a few individuals like Miss Nellie Tielan and J. Thump, and references topics from receipts to war damages and social trends. The passage resembles a cluttered local column with sporadic notices and advertisements rather than a cohesive article.
A wave of Hoboes has flooded Wichita, with hundreds settling near Twenty first Street and along rail lines. Gangs of men hawk stolen goods, raid trains, and defy residents, forcing police to intervene as tension rises. Houses fear robberies and mud filled streets hamper patrols while authorities attempt dispersal.
A report from entomologists indicates wheat conditions are mixed as farmers consider replanting after wavering findings. Analysts note some fields show progress toward recovery while others linger in doubt, yet overall outlook remains cautious as seasons progress and outcomes vary across Kansas and Oklahoma farms.
A fragmented report lists students and events with unclear names and numbers. It mentions high school pupils, a hospital reference, a set of individuals such as Sel a ee and Andrew Medonall, and a tally showing a score 145 for Redwall. The piece implies astonishing records without clear context.
A garbled report describes a National Guard concert with a full program fee and venue details in South Park. The text mentions rain affecting field conditions and locals noting rain impacts on agricultural cutting, with scattered names and places such as Vinland and Fallsville.
Local consumer, L. Levey of Green Bay, reports Foley Cathartic Tablets cured long standing constipation and liver trouble. The message endorses this cathartic as gentle, reliable, and safe for all ages, urging only the genuine product.
A Weatherford Oklahoma woman describes ten years with eczema on her face. Red pimples spread across her chin and cheeks causing itching and embarrassment until resinol ointment and resinol soap cleared it in one month. She reports no relapse six months later and notes doctors have long prescribed resinol products.
Funeral services were held at the home 1117 Kentucky at 2210 p m Sunday attended by sorrowing friends Chauncellor Strong of Kansas University Donald Davis and Lind Anderson of Downs were present The services were conducted by Rev W Bloom of Thawathurdeed former pastor at Downs Interment was in the Lawrence cemetery A memorial service followed at the high school auditorium in Downs Tributes to men of Mee Spray were given by various students and staff The program featured a quartet and songs by Misses Culling and Ault Carland and Cool were present
A damaged Nebraskan submarine off the coast near Liverpool is reported sunk just before midnight. Initial statements indicate a torpedo caused the explosion, with officials in Washington and London coordinating to confirm the cause as naval authorities assess the wreck and ship’s forward section.
Mr and Mrs Win Nivbrt Bud family waited at the dal Ste vor home Sunday afternoon. Andrew and Elmer attended events at Aiolpty Le neat Lote Stir and others visited. The following at Moor home Sunday included Will Wicker and Karl Hargis with families. Lawrence visitors Monday included Fredlear and Trary Wleer. No church services Sunday due to rainstorm. Glythe members of the Yoane People s Alimaster office Gore were noted.
A garbled local piece mentions residents Selina Walter and Charles Jello among names at a Sunday event. It notes water will be served at a grove on Saturday evening May 5 and references speeches by Mr. Me aul of Salina. Several residents and families are listed with scattered activity notes and questions about editorial conduct.
A garbled town notice promotes a public event by Sacro Heart Society in Madrid with scheduled speakers. It references a Dyspepsia tablet advertisement, a meeting on a Saturday afternoon, and remarks by President Crinimines about local concerns and community support.
A university disciplinary committee faces scrutiny over how editors and faculty are treated after a controversial incident. Students and staff complain of insufficient reprimands and broken trust as demands for accountability grow. The chancellor and university officials weigh actions amid ongoing campus tensions.
The narrative records a wedding between Thea Stull and James, officiated by Rev. Love of Vibliud, with only immediate relatives present at the Stul home on Friday evening. Post ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. L. Woodward and their son Laidher traveled from Bawrones for the event.
An advertisement warns of dangers from blood rising and the abuse of certain remedies. It touts Swift Specific by The Swift Specific Company, claiming it helps with health issues while urging readers to obtain it from local drug stores. It presents a medical authority figure from Georgia as a respected specialist and promotes the product as a safe, modern remedy.
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