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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1916
Page
8
A notice states CL Terrill will address the University of U.M. CG audience at Myers Hall at 7 o clock tonight. Sigma Delta Chi, the journalism fraternity, will meet at the Sigma Chi house tonight.
In Perinfield Noda a man injured his sprained ankle and recovered after applying Sloan's Liniment. A friend recounted the tale noting the leg turned black and improved after daily use. The remedy, advertised at 50 cents and 1 dollar, aided his recovery within days.
In Bloomington the Republican crowd gathers Thursday night to rally support for Hughes and allies, with locals expressing loyalty to the party and hopes for victory. The writeup also notes broader campaigning mood and mentions a controversial statement regarding Carranza era tensions and a resignation.
Leavenworth transcriber notes Mrs P L W Merrill, wife of a former locomotive engineer, trusted Tanlac after lifelong fatigue and illness. She reports renewed vitality, improved appetite, and overall vigor, praising the tonic for stomach, liver and kidney troubles, nervousness, and sleeplessness. The advertisement cites Tanlac as the master medicine shown in Lawrence's Round Corner Drug Store.
A vintage claim promoting mood and blood purifying remedies. Text asserts bad blood causes many ailments from earth to dyspepsia and weak health, praising Mood's Sarsaparilla as a treatment to purify and enrich the blood and improve overall well being.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hinch Davis Fawn and Wiedemiann’s with stray phrases about flattery for a five year old Bobby and his sister Laney, plus nonsensical notes on discrimination and a claim about distilled water in sanitary containers. No clear event or人物.
City attorney Thomas Harley clarified in Lawrence that no law in Kansas compels women to pay poll tax for voting or for electing a woman to office. He noted such a requirement would require legislative enactment and action by the state legislature in Topeka.
A scribbled note describes an Interurban event extended from four to eight days. It mentions a person named Shay, a Cor Secretary, and a Connecticut inquiry for information.
A fragmented letter references poll taxes and voting, questions notions of voting impact, and mentions Thomas Harley. It includes stray remarks about women excelling in certain areas and a remark about a refrigerator. The text is garbled with incomplete sentences and unclear context.
A fragmented, unclear passage discusses stamps, dates, and a wife’s reference to salary in a New York Times context. It mentions safety riding with stamps and a vague question about why a wife is called her better date. The text mixes incomplete phrases and resembles a newspaper clipping with muffled historical details.
A cryptic message from Persuasive suggests a plea to rethink world issues while condemning heated replies. The fragment references gentle intervention and conscientious objection, hinting at a broader debate over dialogue and resistance.
J A Rickart notes gathering strength in the Kansas City cattle market with receipts near 860,000 head for the month, finishing steers up to 11.00, range beef steers 7 to 12. at various prices. Hog receipts and prices mixed, with overall market steadier. butter and eggs unchanged.
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