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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1915
Page
2
Amid shortages in Vienna prices rise sharply as war disruption bites food, coal, and clothing. Stores hoard supplies provoking police searches of warehouses and a push to curb price gouging. Bread and butter costs surge while the public faces long lines and rationing.
Statewide dairy industry gains are outlined with total milk production near nine thousand nine hundred ninety six tons and stock counts leading with Dickinson county at eighteen thousand two hundred forty cows. The report notes a thirty percent year over year rise from 1905 and highlights counties Geary Lyon and Shawnee among top producers, alongside a Clinton revival meeting with about twenty two attendees and a Wednesday special notices event.
A fragmented 1920s style summary notes declining interest in sport and uncertain prospects for a Kansas university team. It mentions basketball practice starting, potential lineup changes, and the challenge of building a championship squad amid experienced rivals. Coaching plans, candidate players from Nickerson High School, and holiday schedule discussions are noted, with reflections on management and upcoming games after Christmas.
A concise quotation highlights life’s essentials as actions to take, movement to pursue, and hopeful aspirations. The quote attributes these ideas to Thomas Chalmers and frames life as active, forward looking.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Wilming teams and a coastal scene with names like Bryony and Zewily. Details are unreadable. no clear event or date can be determined from the readable portion.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an old time remedy claiming to purify blood and treat rheumatism and debility. It names Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a forty year old remedy and references malice in character. The readable text is garbled but suggests a period advertisement style.
The National Conference on Marketing and Farm Credit hears U S Department of Agriculture calls for uniform standards in farm product quality and packaging size. Officials cite that consistent metrics would improve price quotation accuracy and reduce consumer confusion, with barrels for apples and cranberries already set and others under review.
Difficulities for Americans traveling on visas abroad rise as pianist Rimmler and his wife Theresa Chaigmean are arrested in Dieppe then released after hours. The couple, detained with their passports, appeal to the American consul in Paris and report to relatives in London. Their son and family connections endure amid shifting nationality and ongoing wartime pressures.
Ethal Barrymore Fonte appears in a note from The Varsity. The item contains fragmented lines about Ash-EE ears-in HHT and pricing phrases, with references to Klein at 72 Mass. and a remark on prosperity and discipline.
A brief musing noting Leopardi's line about a rare endurance of a person with steady thoughts and sms ends, capturing a reflective moment on resilience and communication.
An unclear OCR passage discusses large daily ad revenue figures and advertising impact. Mentions costs, investment in newspapers, and claimed payback through insurance or savings, but readability is poor and details are unreliable. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly stated.
An analysis of a historic treaty clause defining aliens and their rights within the United States and England. The document references the alien status, naturalization, and admissibility under state laws and federal authority, noting the role of the office of the attorney general and the need for proper registration and enforcement.
In a rugged vignette the elder advises a son not to quit, urging him to persevere and train for what he can become. The scene blends Civil War era recollections with a nod to discipline and practical work as paths to worth.
Mrs Martina Seive of Unionville, Missouri testifies that Berkshire health issues and sleep troubles were eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes prior doctor skepticism and widespread praise from other women who found relief after trying the remedy.
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