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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
3
The article discusses how skipping breakfast leaves people hungry and low on energy, urging a hearty three meal day and noting the role of digestion. It references Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and promotional notes about breakfast routines and energy maintenance.
Disjointed OCR fragment appears to discuss needles, steel particles, breathing irritation and possible health warnings. Readable entities include none clearly. overall content is unclear and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR describes how aspirin should be taken with two glasses of water and warnings about proper dosing. It references a medical brand, druggists, and substitutes, mentioning headaches and earache as issues.
Article outlines creation of three welfare boards under the state welfare division. First meetings set to occur with appointments by three appointing authorities. A seventh public representative will be named, with focus on standards and pay scales.
Fragmentary wartime note recalls a Russian and Austrian figure and a request for an armistice. It cites German actions, a response from Secretary Lansing, and a panicked foreign office mood amid ongoing hostilities.
Kansas G A R commission members led by Theodore Gardner recommend a Lincoln statue at the Vicksburg site to honor the First Kansas Infantry. The plan envisions a pulsing axis with bas relief figures of General Dietzler and Governor Robinson, aligning with the existing Grant statue nearby. The commission aims to secure state approval and finalize the memorial design.
Kansas health department to investigate all counties for standards in homes for dependent children and aged persons. Notices will urge institutions to meet high standards or face orders. Investigations begun at Topeka Orphans’ Home and county detention home led by Dr Florence Brown Sherhorn.
Mrs N W Bowling of 408 Oklahoma Ave Oklahoma City credits Tanlac with ending seven years of stomach liver and kidney troubles causing swelling pain and sleepless nights She reports improved appetite weight gain and nights of restful sleep Tanlac sold in Lawrence Hudora and Brule Springs areas by local druggists.
A historic report notes salt as a preservative for railway ties in southern Russia. The method originated about thirty years ago after a rot problem in Sebastopol’s teletrap holes. An engineer’s trial with salt in the base hole reportedly extended wood life beyond five years, leading to further experiments.
The Manila Times reports landlords hike rents as homes and commercial spaces grow scarce. Wages stagnate while tenants struggle to pay higher rates for small, uncomfortable spaces, with some forced to yield to rising costs amid limited recourse.
The 1918 cotton crop valued at about 2.007 billion dollars, with seed and lint, stands three times the value of prior years and twice the previous record crop. The estimate, finalized at year end, uses average monthly prices and shipments from growers, as reported by the Agriculture Department News Letter.
A faded advertisement recounts a severe cold and persistent coughing. It touts Fuley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy, claiming it soothes irritated membranes, loosens phlegm, and clears air passages, with claims of complete relief and nationwide availability.
A film at the Varsity Theatre Friday and Saturday stars Thomas Wu and Charlie Ray in a scene where the prize fight is staged as a genuine knockdown. Critics call the fast paced fight between Ray and Sack Connolly the most exciting depiction yet filmed, though some safety concerns are noted.
The article notes Alice Brady in a notable role in Its Bridal Night. It mentions Metts and a natural born actor and Doug creating scenes at the Club Mr. Heed. Editing scenes are discussed as part of the production process and a 40th year milestone is referenced.
A garbled page fragment mentions Begy's Mustarine edging Liniments, Plasters, Poul tices, or Hot Water Bottles in an odd sale context. It references Welsh & Co and a vague money focus with unclear product names.
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