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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
7
The Journal lists the ongoing premium section of the Douglas County Fair awards. Read this week for the full sequence of horticulture and agricultural classes including apples quince beans moss and other crops with display notes and participant names.
An old advertisement touts Pines cough syrup as a superior remedy for chest cold symptoms and stubborn coughs. It claims rapid, easy relief and pleasant taste, urging customers to ask for 214 ounces of Pines and pay refunds if unsatisfied, from The Pinex Co. Indiana.
A fragmentary report describes a Lawrence area Sunday School gathering with teachers, families, and neighbors in attendance. It notes speakers, offerings, a navy station reference, and plans for upcoming services and community events at local schoolhouses and churches.
An archival notice lists names and addresses connected to Castoria usage over three decades. Mentions Mrs Muy, Mrs Arthur QL, Mr Air, Mrs Walter Khivs, and other locals in a dated, fragmented column. The text sketches household notices and social references, with several names and places indeterminately described.
An advertisement touts Freezone a drug from Cincinnati sold for a few cents. Apply a few drops on a corn or callus and pain vanishes. corns shrink and fall away without hurting surrounding skin. Ends with a pitch for women to keep a bottle on the dresser.
Fragmented ad style notice discusses deafness treatment claims with mentions of ear tubes and inflammation. Includes stray names, prices, and sales language, reflecting a miscellaneous 19th or early 20th century newspaper fragment with promotional content and uncertain claims.
London reports October 4 that fruit shortages push prices higher in England. Prices for apples pears and grapes soar while hospitals absorb much of the demand. A noted plan by Agnes Thamps and alumni board hints at a magazine feature in Kovill Stonear.
In a fragmented excerpt a mother contemplates her child’s tongue as an indicator of internal activity. The text suggests a simple remedy with a teaspoon of a preparation, mentioning sour tastes and gentle guidance, though the passage is garbled and lacks clear context or sources.
A fragmentary OCR record notes a phrase about people and light. The readable parts show uncertain terms and isolated words that do not form a clear event or named entities for a full card.
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear words and garbled phrases. It mentions Tenn, pres ident ce Or Sia steppe, and vague references to a person or event with no readable details or context. No clear actions, dates, or entities to summarize reliably.
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