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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
4
The ad urges readers to test Miller Tires against standard mileage guarantees. It asserts all Millers wear the same under similar conditions, guarantees against defects, and promises long distance mileage with the Geared-to-the Road tread for grip on mud and slick roads. Drive up or call for a pair now.
Mrs. Irvette introduced a paper on immigration restrictions as a subject interest. A World War Questionnaire prompted a memory test and memory recall. Mrs. Neville was appointed parliamentarian for the coming year. Chile will meet October 21 with Mrs. Troyt. Miss Vath’s upcoming marriage to Mr. James Skinner of Albuquerque, New Mexico was noted as next week’s event.
An unclear report discusses tobacco use and its dangers, noting how habits form and potential health issues. The article blends fragmented lines about tobacco effects, urges caution, and mentions warnings tied to long term impact.
Chicago reports a debate on substituting straw for spruce in newsprint. A Canadian official argues straw could relieve paper shortages as current pulp consumption strains the world's supply. He notes U.S. demand and the vast straw resources from grain regions as a potential alternative.
Two quotes contrast jest and earnest speech as Stingsby notes folly in serious talk while Merringtoon quips about clever words. The exchange highlights wit and folly in dialogue.
Fragmentary line reads about hallowing a chele people and uplifting others in Sydney Siatth. The text appears as a ceremonial or motto-like quotation without clear event or date context.
A special drive in Bral warns merchants and manufacturers to correct tax returns for 1917 and later using proper inventories. Voluntary disclosures may avoid penalties, while deliberate evasion leads to penalties. improper methods like average costs and flat percentages are condemned by the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Mohler of the state board warns farmers about the grain boom impact at the annual meeting. He notes waste and shifting incentives as crop stocks decline and calls for more attention to storage and resource use amid fluctuating crop yields.
Obituary notes Josiah Brock born April in W19 died October in Pennsylvania. He lived in Lawrence twenty years, survived by no daughters. mourned by relatives in Crookstown Minnesota and Montana. Funeral arrangements pending with arrival of Mrs Dryden from Minnesota.
Fragmentary text describes movements around a square area and mentions Norway and a naval or political claim. No coherent event or dates are discernible, making precise interpretation difficult.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a fatal truck collision with two fatalities. The crane or vehicle involved appears damaged and a driver is reported killed. Details such as location, time, and exact names are unreadable in the source.
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