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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
6
A Denver contact asserts suspect Gould lacks bees at Bilswert, disputing charges and noting no clear link to local bee operations. The message references a brother in Denver and hints at ongoing legal actions or alibi questions amid a murky crime narrative.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a supposed supply test for kidney pills marketed as aiding health, referencing names and places in a vague world war context. The text reads as jumbled notes with no clear events, dates, or verifiable entities, making a concise report difficult.
Confused report notes Carnegie medals awarded amid a crowded ceremony. Text references 47 Brig and 13 Silver Medals with unclear phrasing. Mentions Fond Commission and bestowal of honors amid a swell time, though legibility remains poor.
A garbled excerpt from a historical article hints at a rescue story with references to savings from avers and a fire. It mentions thirteen heroes losing their lives and a city scene involving trains sewers wells and dangerous fires amid an inundation of editor notes.
Cael Cannon editor in chief announces the 1912 Jayhawker board. Associate editor Beulah Murphy. treasurer Sickey. editor Dariel Maloy. athletics Willis Colle. engineering A. Davenport. business manager Chunk Wallacs. assistant Dittmar. Medic editor to be elected by senior class at Rosedale. Literary staff listed with Elsie Smith and Bertha Everett Brinewry among others.
A Kansas University study by C. Strong compares Baptist and Methodist enrollment across state colleges, noting Baptists show lower representation in eleven Arkansas and Kansas schools. Strong argues unequal treatment and broader implications for church influence, urging equal access to education.
An advertisement touts Pinex as a powerful pine extract cough remedy. It promises rapid relief from croup, whooping cough, hoarseness, asthma, and throat troubles within 24 hours, aided by a sugar syrup for taste. It claims superior results, with certified packaging and availability through local druggists.
Kansas housewives buy watered tomatoes as the state lab at the University of Kansas proposes tests under varying conditions. A romance tale runs through the page with a Wichita case where a married woman seeks a former suitor, amid gossip and domestic chatter.
An article recounts John Johnson, who self-paroled from the city jail months ago while serving a sentence, and was re-arrested as cold weather approached. It notes his prior acts, mentions Mrs. Drew Bettr McLownshare, and references family and coworkers affected by his release and re-arrest. The piece includes social commentary on hardship during the period.
In a travel note the writer recalls meeting a tribe labeled cannibals yet generous and affectionate. Only two old rifles and few arrows remain, bought as souvenirs. The Serfs share gifts freely, kindness evident in family interactions, and a humorous aside about dairy products and a town joke about being lost when spouses are away.
An aged account describes the nautch as a female dance performed at grand dinners. It recounts a Kashmiri Maharaja entertainment for the Viceroy of India with English officials present. The piece recalls elaborate dresses, a vivid stage, and the extended, often tedious, ceremony ending with the dancer’s finale and royal signaling.
The text argues that sleep requirements vary by age from infancy needing long rest to adulthood needing about eight hours of restful sleep per night. It notes youth up to 26 requires ten hours and that summer may alter needs, with sleep quality tying closely to daytime energy and work performance.
A Raymond’s drug outlet advertises guaranteed bit water bottles and combination syringes in popular sizes and prices. The notice highlights ready stock and affordable options for customers seeking everyday needs.
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