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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1917
Page
4
Incomplete message mentions a person named Sahoo and a visit to a group or council. The text references attendance by a Mr and Mrs, and initials GF and B. AYN, with locations such as Ke 8 Ci. Unable to identify full names, dates, or concrete event details from the fragments available.
Goss was shipped by express to Oreru yesterday, aiming to speed milk delivery. Local echelons report heightened activity in milk transport to support nearby dairies and distribution hubs.
A cryptic note cites Stoop liching and Forenxi with unusual tempo or event. No clear names, dates, or places are provided in the fragment.
An unclear fragment mentions names and a date with scattered terms. No coherent event or details can be determined from the readable text.
The text mentions a last Monday event linked to a pall and an office, with unclear details about attendees and roles. It reads like a damaged OCR fragment, referencing milk, butter, and a man named Afton among scattered phrases.
A terse note outlines changes to the Daly telephone directory and emphasizes updating the list of frequent contacts. It urges daily attention to the directory and encourages keeping call lists current for efficiency.
A 19th or early 20th century dental exposé argues that a slimy invisible film on teeth causes decay, tartar, and pyorrhea by attracting germs and stains. It claims brushing cannot remove it and urges immediate dentist intervention and new dentistry.
An ad touts Pepsodent as a breakthrough in oral care, claiming ordinary brushing fails to remove a stubborn film. It introduces activated pepsin as the digestant that dissolves film-covered teeth, promising dentist-clean results after two to three uses and offering a free one-week tube via coupon.
The article outlines the mobilization of Black troops under the October 5 call. It mentions training units, draft numbers, and consolidation for national defense. The first drafted Black soldiers are to be mobilized today, with regional allotments not yet announced. Bouiler is cited as a source for hints at a Varsity team.
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