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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1916
Page
2
Kansas football outlook improves as players and fans hope for a stronger 1915 season. Early results show mixed scores across the conference with Kansas and rivals rebuilding under coach Oleatt. Optimism centers on improved material, tougher early opponents, and renewed enthusiasm from Jayhawker supporters.
In a736 context of the Southwestern Ottawa standings Midland shows improvement after a clash with St. Marys and Ottawa. Coach Weidlein eyes more wins if Midland keeps rising. Baker’s strong offense pounded the Presbyterians, shaping a pivotal turn in the conference race as Washburn Friends Ottawa and Emporia normals watch closely.
Midland college football and tennis recap notes Reedy Miplan led the Midland hacks at left tackle for steady gains in the football clash against Ott while Kansas University’s tennis standout Kenny Mitchell defeated Prof Arthur Mitchell 6-0 to secure a strong positioning in the Missouri Valley tennis scene. The fall open tournament drew 48 entrants under Alle Cow Bill’s direction with hopes of uncovering new talent and keeping KU well represented.
Students present The Chimes at Normandy on November 24 and 25 at the Roe School of Whe easteidehorus where Wendell Poster, Teta Filisen, Mise Stuart, Dora Lockett lead in leading roles. Cast also includes Vern Hill Ray Gather Willard Anderson Ove Holmes and Lester Good in supporting parts. Rehearsals continue as the production nears opening.
Acids in the system accumulate day by day poisoning the blood and causing diseases across organs and skin. Rheumatism catarrh eczema hives dizziness and mental distress are among ailments claimed. The product promises blood purification and nourishment, notes its vegetable basis and calls for Swift Specific in Atlanta Georgia with medical advice from the Material Department.
Kansas college football notes praise by coaches and players mix with critique of offense after a tough defeat to Notre Dame. Aggie and Ames performances show uneven defense while future games loom, with hopes rising that reshaped lineups and improved effort can reverse the skid in upcoming clashes.
In a tense high school game, Lawrence High faced Kansas City at Wattens City Hinds. Both teams traded scores with forward passes and multiple punts as Lawrence held a slim lead into the final period. Kansas City mounted a late push, but Lawrence preserved the edge, securing the win in a close, hard hitting contest.
chaotic play saw Lawrence press toward the goal line before a fumble swung momentum to Kansas City. penalties and defensive stops shaped the final phases as both teams traded drives with Lawrence showing fighting spirit though Kansas City claimed the lone score through a forward pass touchdown.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Hark Shinn a debater who competed in interstate oratorical events and later faced medical and political upheavals. The piece mentions his WLC stand, a forties age, a brain attack, governor talks by Lansdon and Toomeratio, and assorted cryptic references to arrests, public meetings, and media coverage.
Fragmentary prose urges steadfastness and courage in the face of anxiety and trials. It emphasizes not yielding to fear, embracing noble resolve, and trusting in God to fulfill a higher purpose through action and duty. The text reads as exhortation on perseverance and moral strength.
A long, garbled discussion compares buying a new versus used car. It weighs warranty, depreciation, and refinements against price, citing examples and questions about whether higher cost yields better value. It frames the issue as a general consumer dilemma with mixed arguments.
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