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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1914
Page
6
MiCulloch's Drug Store adds the Ansen camera line to its stock. The retailer plans to offer ready-to-use developing and printing services, expanding its photography department for customers.
A fragmentary community diary details Sep 12 events, school activities, family visits, church attendance, and social gatherings. Mentions Mrs Jobe, Mr and Mrs Unger, Mr George Sheets, Misses Baines and Louise Schneidlin, and Walthills. Notes a Sunday school session, a Mission Alliance meeting, and a piano recital by Miss Kate Caldwell’s pupils.
A joggling collection records Hopewell social notices and weekend visits. Names include Hindman, Snyder, Baldwin, Winters, White, Craig, Snyder, and Williams with activities at homes, dinners, and Sunday calls. Neighbors shared weekend travels, school plans, and family visits across the area.
Reading from a murky page, the piece laments worsening conditions for farmers amid rain and wet weather. It warns price drops and pest-like threats, urging farmers to organize cooperatives, diversify crops, and unite to protect the harvest and livelihoods.
TOM SWEENEY returns from a four week vacation with relatives on the coast. He and his daughter Anny reported a pleasant trip and noted Wells Fargo Express Company officials in California are Kansas men. Ralph Spotts described roads heavy with rain and ponding on the way home from Chicago, saying conditions were worse where rains had not been absorbed. The trip included meetings with old friends and a look at local business ties.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a wounded American and mentions a few names and places in a jumbled mixture. The readable facts indicate a single U S individual wounded with other scattered references to people and locations, but no coherent event details or dates. The passage lacks a clear action or outcome to summarize into a fuller item.
Kennedy states five Haskell football players are with the band to Salina for departure. The carrier team faces disruption as the Indian Band leaves for Salina. Names mentioned include Chas. Witla Artiehouk and Clements, with Sheriff Franklin and deputy involved in the day’s events.
A statement by D PoP JaxtonCri States Education commissioner urges immediate preparation and publication of a special bulletin informing students of new higher education facilities. The note argues America must lead in education during wartime, with expansion aided by Pan American Canal migration and modernized medical and engineering schools.
A fragmented item reports Prussians and soldiers in sepia tone notes of a peasant offering to guide lost troops to their regiment. The passage hints at Prussian involvement and a wartime setting with cited dates and terms, though the text is incomplete and unclear.
Fragments show buyers debating cooling effects of Beggs AMJabastat with varied reception. Trade terms and prices hint at market recalibration amid heat, while some vendors promise relief despite unclear product claims.
Thorough list of farm stock and equipment to be sold at public sale on California Road near La Compton. Items include horses, cattle, dairy cows, calves, pigs, hogs, breeding stock, farm machinery such as Deering McCormick implements, planters, cultivators, wagons, conveyors, churn, separator, kitchen and household goods. Owner Lan Skinner announces sale details and condition of items for sale.
A patient from Paterson describes a year of facial skin troubles with a blotchy rough rash and itching that covered the face. After trying Resinol Soap and Ointment, the symptoms cleared and the complexion returned to normal, according to a testimonial from a local druggist.
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