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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
3
A crowded page lists Christian Scientist, First Presbyterian, Congregational, Trinity Lutheran, and Baptist church activities. Items include sermon topics, Sunday school times, readings rooms, midweek meetings, and upcoming events such as memorials, vesper services, and congregational suppers with dates and contact hints.
The Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene on Ela Street hosts pastor Tayam who preaches at 11 am and invites children from the mercy section. Evening services and prayer meetings fill the week with sermons by Rev. G Jackson at St Baptist and multiple other congregations including St Luke A M E and St James A M E.
A vintage warning about Hall's Catarrh Cure offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured case. The text includes testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co and National Bank of Commerce Toledo and touts internal action and blood purification. It claims product availability nationwide with testimonials and prices per bottle.
The First Church of the Evangelical Association reports Children’s service postponed because of last Sunday's bad weather. A plan to hold it tomorrow includes a general mernt preach. Twenty ladies attended the Home address with J Werth present. A Thursday talk on Deaconness work in America inspired offerings. all invited to Sunday services.
A scrambled church notices page lists United Presbyterian and First Baptist in Kentucky streets with pastors, service times, and events. It mentions Sunday School, communion, and youth meetings, along with organ music and choir details. The Methodist church highlights a homelike atmosphere and evening services led by pastors with a youth program.
Morning worship at 10 50 led by Mr derkin with a sermon titled No Maker of Systems Sunday school classes for all Christian Endeavor meeting led by Mr Angevine evening service with special musical offerings See page Torrin events elsewhere in this page
Despite garbled text, the notice lists Sunday school at Presbyterian Church, Corner Pine Line, and Maine with morning and evening services. It mentions Christian Endeavor and a seven o clock service, plus a Friday evening event at 7 30. The fragment suggests a church activity schedule for a local congregational group.
The minister will preach on Steadfast for the morning worship at the corner of Kentucky and Bers Kueene. A Bible School session is planned with special interest for all congregation members. Messages and details are aligned with church events led by Mr Geo Foster and Shull.
A garbled notice lists church activities including a Student Volunteer Band from the University handling preparations and an evening preaching service with a 14 minute program led by A Blackman on The Greene. Various meetings and sermons are set for the week with invitations extended to all parishioners and locals.
Prof P L Johnson will present a Bible lecture next Monday at 7 30 pm at the International Bible Students venue. The event includes discussion on cave themes and addresses by invited speakers. Public attendance requested by the organizers.
The unreadable OCR shows references to New Arts and Craft stores, Ladies items, Buttercups, Wiedemann's, and Belleview entries. Names like Kalward, Mire, Walters, and Madelome appear amid scattered phrases about cabinets, tailored autadite items, and shop notices.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a pregnancy aid that reduces nausea, eases painful stretches, and preserves the mother’s health for a quicker full recovery. It claims a bright disposition and smoother labor, urging readers to obtain a bottle for $1.00 and write to Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta, Georgia for a guidebook.
A jagged OCR read details a chaotic sports scene with players and coaches' names scattered. The wrangled text mentions Cad and Leola, with references to a game or practice and a mix of local names and events.
Fragmentary OCR text references Haiti and individuals with unclear names. The readable portion hints at a report involving three weak points and persons named Miliel Agndersor and Jagert Lawremei, but details are severely garbled.
Fragments show taxi lines and local business names amid garbled text. References include a telephone contact 200 and a dentist W. W. Buss in a Dick TM Building, with scattered names and vague notices of re openings and services.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cultivation, timber, cattle shed, chicken and hog terms with values 26250 per acre and vent rate. legible specifics are limited and place names or dates are not identifiable.
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