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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1914
Page
3
The readable fragments describe various meal reactions and health concerns, mentioning stomach discomfort and souring after meals. Mentions of preparations and unrelated names appear, but no clear event or coherent report emerges.
Fragmented ad style text touts a headache relief powder with unclear claims and mixed spelling. It hints at a market pitch promising fast relief and broad consumer appeal but text quality is poor and contains unrelated phrases.
A chaotic gymnasium scene unfolds as about twelve hundred students in nightshirt and white enter a pig meeting parade. The crowd disrupts stores, chants and speeches are given by coaches and officials, and calls for orderly conduct echo across the streets.
The funeral for W E Parker from the Kelse construction department drew mourners Monday morning. City officials attended as Parker, a longtime public servant, was described as a steadfast presence in the district.
The sale, scheduled Nov 7, will feature 82 head of Polands from the Anderson herd. King, a 1 000 pound leader, and other fine Polled cattle will be offered. Also notes on private sales of two Polled heifers and Moore Bros. purchase. Also mentions Atkinson joining Strachan Furniture as a new store figure in Lawrence.
A Kansan coalition yesterday urged support for Victor Murdoch for United States Senator Henry Allen for governor and J J Brady for Congress. They praised Murdoch for open legislation and reform, arguing current district mismanagement harms taxpayers. They insisted Allen's leadership would modernize counties and attract needed change, while supporting cross party candidates Mamlock and others not bound by party ties.
The extension department will enable students to complete courses while teaching. Branches open in Independence, Galena, Mulberry, Guffeyville and Pittsburg area cities. Classes meet weekly with instructors traveling to meet students and assign weekly work. Program aims to broaden teacher training across the region.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation and stomach issues in children, claiming it can restore appetites and energy. It also promotes Pinkerton’s Vegetable Compound for “female troubles” and general ailments, urging readers to ask druggists for genuine products and warning about counterfeits.
The ad copy touts Chamberlin's Tablets as a cure for headaches and nervousness with claims of restoring health. It announces sales by dealers and notes a dancing act by Marie Sin and John Moore as a promotional feature. Also mentions a Pittsburg Daily Headlight staffer and local theater casting for a magical comedy. A separate incident reports a truck auto collision on Ninth Street with minor injuries and a damaged fender.
Lawrence and Wentworth Military Academy met in a tough football clash at Lessington Missouri with both sides trading blows. Woodard and Elcott starred for Lawrence while Hawthorne and Wells contributed strong line play and key runs. The game set up a likely next match against area high schools and a charity event for a nurse and hospital on the schedule.
Leavenworth Kansas reports the death of General Melvin Grant a first cousin to President Ulysses S Grant. Grant a brigadier general in the Kansas Militia in its early days helped establish the first organized school in Kansas and earned a notable place in state history.
Funds are in the City Treasurer's hands to pay all warrants issued and numbered up to and including No. 700. Interest will cease after October 6. 191. Caty Treasurer Kreeck notes the payment deadline and urges warrant holders to present claims for payment.
Manager Hamilton thanks the People Who Assisted in the parade and parade day events. The University students and faculty, merchants, and citizens are praised for cooperation and spirit shown during the Saturday afternoon parade and football rally.
A Servian dispatch from Nish claims Austrian forces suffered costly mistakes during assaults near Klenak and along the Drina as Sarajevan defense and river heights endured heavy privations amid ongoing hostilities.
Berlin reports German authorities aim to house about 240000 prisoners including 7000 British 40000 Belgians 100000 Russians and others. So far prisoners did little manual labor though plans discuss draining swamps and repairs.
A blast at the Woodscard Ikan Company's Mulga mines, 18 miles northwest of Birmingham, left twelve men dead and twelve injured this morning. Local authorities and company officials opened an investigation into the cause of the explosion.
A former Lawrence resident and postmaster at Wellsville in Warren county died after months of illness. He lived at Wellsville and served in the militia during the war, later holding local offices in Franklin and relocating to assist in county duties. His death occurred just before a scheduled appointment and he did not witness the voting changes his role would have touched.
Real estate transfers include W. BSellards and wife to C. Fe Priend. Transfers cover Lot 3 and Ge Dlack in University Place, Lawrence, and northeast quadrant of southeast quarter 24 13 1. Maria Breet Iyusbantel to Mise Luda Sharinay South Dealt Addition 7 North Lawrence.
In Chicago and Delaware a prize of jewelry valued at $3,000 is offered for the first melting pot contribution. Trinkets from western supporters have been sent to the New headquarters by Mrs. Medill McCormick for conversion at the Philadelphia mint. Miss Nida Stars leads the title role in a play with dance scenes to be staged at the Clearfield benefit.
A Saturday evening gathering of seven Progressives in Crearfield drew notable interest. Chairman AL Andrews introduced Al Auckminster, who spoke on county clerk and assessor roles. Speakers included Be Stonner, M Perkins, and Wellman with Cyden present.
Reports from Asiatic Turkey describe a night quake near Burdur and Konia that devastated two carpet hubs with heavy loss of life. Local updates note widespread damage and ongoing relief efforts as officials assess casualties and infrastructure collapse.
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