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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
7
The American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief asks for worn and new clothing for this winter. A boat will sail from New York on November 14 to carry collected apparel to the Near East. donors prepaid to New York cover shipping to New York to the Near East, with charges paid forward.
Fragmentary text describes a center and a site with mentions of people and forces. The content is unclear but suggests a change or shift in a newspaper context linked to an app site and a community center.
Report recounts renewed interest in recovering treasure from ships lost near Zululand and the Tenedos reef including the Dorothea and others with claimed gold fortunes. Also notes Zouave infantry origins and curious anecdotes about beaver hats and ostrich monogamy.
Public library notes reveal odd bookmarks a strip of underdone bacon and wire hairpins as common bookmarks. Tales recount a beachside summer scene at Riverview Park and a child named Toe at a party. A humor vignette follows Sam Had His Fee with a clever verdict and cash.
The text discusses laissez faire as a policy of freedom of action and minimal government interference. It traces the term to France, noting its use to describe industrial progress and the measurement of greatness as great individuals shape public estimation.
The advertisement extols the New Edison as a fusion of music and artist personality, claiming its sound conveys the living artist through music. It promotes Edison Period Cabinets by Miss Elsie De Wolfe, praising craftsmanship and urging a visit with extended payments offered by Eriksen Furniture Co. in Lawrence, Kansas.
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