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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1915
Page
4
A fragmentary description recounts a debate about a former student and the events surrounding a life story. It references names, places, and timelines, including Albany and Notre Dame, with unclear details but notes the involvement of teachers and a learning environment. The text hints at conflict and a dramatic turn in a historical setting.
An August swimming outing near Hickey farm turned dangerous when Miss Wade faced strong currents and nearly drowned. Lifesavers, led by Watervina, pulled her to safety after submerging, with several others assisting and the party proceeding homeward afterward.
A garbled week in a Kansas community merges personal notes with family events and local happenings. Mentions of Randa, Botusylaw, Pleo, and Plesaan mingle with neighbors, religious observances, and a forthcoming threshers’ gathering. A baby named in August is noted alongside visits and dinners.
Ironton Ohio woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after months of illness and inability to work. She reports her daughter also benefited, recovering from nervousness and insomnia. the letter frames the remedy as a confidant for suffering women and hopes it may be published.
Police searched for two men near the scene of Doctor Mohr's death after reports of head shots. Witnesses said the two wore motorbike near the road. fishermen noted possible color of the suspects. Tomorrow the accused, Coorg, B Healis, C., Victor Brown, and Henry Spelltanr, will face the court after denying an earlier confession of hiring by M. Shia hwth FB to kill Mohr for 65000. Mrs Mohr remains involved as the case unfolds.
Four occupants of a car were killed yesterday when a New York Central train struck their vehicle at high speed near Rochester, New York. The collision occurred about six miles south of town on the main line. Debris and autopsy notes reported by officials identified the victims.
Fragmentary wartime style report notes Wolen’s Auxiliary meeting praising labor and political figures. It mentions pledges, public works, and a community picnic with local booster efforts. Describes alerts about health, taxes, and mosquito control measures amid civic activity.
United States infantry departs for the border under Col Milord Ph. Walia. Detachments station at Gabvestan for ten hours, with parts to Gabvestan and Del Din. A fourteenth regiment will move to Tarlingen, and the Sixty ceeatey will follow.
A fragmentary verse note recalls a birdman arc with a soar and loop that drew laughter and a quip about a crow. The lines hint at motion and reaction, set in a compact, nostalgic tone.
A Clinton City Council meeting Saturday evening featured remarks by council president Nelton and organizer Mr J Justin. Attendees praised the session, discussed mergers, and expressed mutual understanding and cordiality despite some illness concerns.
Washington reports indicate U S military leaders ordered readiness for swift action if Mexican incursions continue. Officials warned lawful precautions were taken as troops prepared to defend the border, aiming to deter further enemy movements across Rio Grande into Coahuila and Nuevo Leon.
The page lists a chaotic slate of film showings and star names including Theda Bara in Lady Audley's Secret and Hitchcock titles, with venues and dates scattered. It mentions Kansas City screenings and various personalities like Miss Brevons and Miss Wills Wood, signaling a busy weekly program with notable actors and silent-era titles.
An early 20th century advertisement touts S S S as a purely vegetable blood purifier and tonic to cure skin diseases including eczema, eruptions, itching, and inherited blood disorders. It claims external treatments fail and urges readers to obtain S S S from their druggist, noting cures over fifty years.
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