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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
4
A 1920 era typewritten notice discusses subscription rates by carrier mail and weekly terms. It mentions Massachusetts Street and Hartford Bureau, with pricing like $6 per year and other period rates. The piece includes Associated Press rights and general circulation notes.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals linked to a century-old timeline, with scattered mentions of Rennington Vermont New York and Norway Sweden. It hints at historic civic figures including Catherine M Cauley and a Superior of religious orders, plus a Plymouth era note and a later anniversary reference. The readable items are disjointed with no coherent event.
An obituary style note honors Hinis Victor Empanuel and Corotineg Ball born in Nebraska and Wisconsin respectively. It mentions Victor Empanuel as a prominent American official, possibly connected to Massachusetts politics, with a Terre Haute memorial context and scattered references to U S Senatorial roles and Massachusetts ties.
Armistice Day notice reports Mae Loominter and Hazel Dawn sharing a motion at a pier star birthday in Upton Utah. Hazel Dawn, 28 years old, is noted among the living, with references to a past birth and location.
A detailed account of a Trinity Episcopal ceremony in Lawrence with bishop Vail, the corner foundation, and the sealed artifacts including a Bible and parish records. The event drew curious crowds and ill parishioners, plus notes on local journalism, schoolteachers, and Methodist workers in the area.
The arrival of the tunner from Wales in Wil ineton is noted as the raj pres vous called off to the mii.
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence discussions swirled over a proposed $1 charge and annual Kansas Missouri football cane game to be held in Kansas City on Thanksgiving. Newspapers warned fees would burden travelers and students, while locals protested printing expenses and urged adherence to tradition amid offers of 50 cent and $2 ticket prices.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a popular farce titled Up in Mabel's Room staged in New York. Names, dates, and precise venues are unclear but the piece emphasizes romantic muddle and comedic misunderstandings. The note mentions photographs and theatrical troubles amid a bustling theatre scene.
A fragmented note discusses the name on a laxative package. The author insists the product should bear the word California and mentions its appeal for stomach and bowel relief. The text reflects confusion over branding and taste mentions.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are presented as a non calomel remedy for liver and bowel relief. The ad claims seventeen years in private practice with success, noting they stimulate the liver and bowels without pains griping or gum injury and improve mental clarity when feeling logy and heavy.
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