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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
2
An old newspaper tip promotes Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple at home remedy to darken faded hair. A bottle costs about 50 cents and is applied by dampening a sponge or brushing through the hair to cover one strand at a time. The method promises gradual darkening after one or two applications.
Scarcity of gold and depreciation of silver hit Central America and South America due to European wars. Sherman G. Elliott, back from Central America, reports exporters from Germany and Britain. He calls for the United States to expand inter continental trade to aid the region and boost American industry.
A fragmented Kansas article fragment notes figures like A. Monroe commenting on Europe unrest and national hunger amid labor strikes and wartime shortages. It references the Southern states and bread scarcity, with mentions of humane society, Dick Bros, and oats amid uncertain wartime conditions.
Seattle report says Vilhjalmur Stefansson may be alive, drifting on moving ice about 150 miles north of Banks Land with companions Ole Anderson and Storker Storkerson. Burt M. McConnell, who fed Stefansson and accompanied the expedition, heads to Ottawa to relay results of the Arctic journey begun from Martin Point last spring.
A vintage advertisement touts Amplex as a penetrating mild solution that cures eczema acne pimples and all skin eruptions. It promises instant relief stops itching sleepless nights and guarantees refunds through Dick Bros and dealers if Amolox fails to deliver. Trial size offered.
Farmer near Udall unearthed a limestone fossil skull that may be a rare prehistoric relic. Found four feet underground in Columbia limestone, the skull shows crystallization along the inside and healing around the nose and mouth area. Dr. D P Simons examined the specimen, noting its prehistoric origin and suggesting it can illuminate the era of its wearer.
A letter from Mrs. De Minuio in Frankfurt to Main describes Walter Kansan's wartime service in Belgium. He reportedly fought three weeks, earned two promotions, and became chief personal officer to General Higinenberg. He survived shellfire and the loss of his transport driver.
An advertisement extols Diapepsin as a harmless digestant that quickly relieves sour stomach fullness and indigestion within five minutes. It promises easy digestion, a candy taste, and invites readers to ask pharmacists for the formula. Also notes the death of President Diaz in Madrid.
Washington reports reveal that U S cabinet members have resigned amid a Venezuelan leadership crisis. Minister McGoodwin told the state department yesterday that resignations were accepted but details of the charge remain undisclosed.
Report describes a German officer inviting a French captain to a joint meal as troops stood near Berlin Front. French soldiers, exhausted and starving after days without food, accepted and sat with their enemies to eat supper together. The French captain reportedly refused further fighting without provisions.
Soviet dispatches report the Grand Duke of Saxony captured while riding in a royal automobile near Privograd. Russians surrounded his convoy and forced surrender as Polish fronts held. News from the front cites a Vienna agency account of the mobile clash and retreat from armoured lines.
Berlin reports the German general in command states that large Landwehr reserves remain ready for call up. Officials say mobilization of volunteers has never been necessary. Also noted is a county teachers examination scheduled by Superintendent Haley at the courthouse on October 30 and 31 with several teachers approved for examination.
Nightly gatherings across Latyaripis precincts showcase candidate representation. Republicans hold meetings at Lone Siarani Eudoras. Wednesday events feature John Baldwin and a focus on peace and order.
Central News reports from a Northern France correspondent that near Caestre in Nord department French troops discovered the body of Prince Maxmilian of Hesse. Born October 1894, he was the son of Prince Frederick Charles and Princess Marguerite. The death follows gunfire related to ongoing hostilities with allied forces, with no clear explanation yet.
New York banker Hoyt, who visited Petrograd, claims Russian bands outnumber the U S Army and cites strong wartime enthusiasm. He describes a culture where music and military bands energize the public as war looms.
Readable fragments mention a stage production title 7 Keys to Baldpate and references to a court case in Washington D C. The text notes a government file suit and an antitrust action with mentions of Justice Department arrivals and New York filings amid theater and public notices.
A torn wartime note references occupied positions and the term violeritate in relation to German forces. The legible words mention Frante and a plea about enemy actions during correspondence.
A fragmentary dispatch notes gradual progress on the right bank of the Meuse in northern France. The northern front battle continues with no definite result, according to incomplete official wording and compressed details.
Immigration inspector C Hogkinech was killed in Vancouver on October 23. Reported as active in efforts to prevent landings of several hundred migrants previously. The investigation details remain unclear amid conflicting local notices.
Readable text promotes Hyomei inhaler as a fast relief for inflamed air passages. It claims immediate improvement after a few deep breaths, clearing the throat and chest congestion, and reducing discharge and watery eyes.
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