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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
4
The text compiles weather observations and signs predicting rain from animal behavior and cloud cues. It pairs folk meteorology with casual notes on seasonal change and a advertising pitch for candy and treats sold at Wiede Mann's, inviting readers to try a Journal Want Ad.
Milan reports the Duke of Abruzzi has reached the highest point on earth ever attained by man at Mount Godwin-Aus. Weather was perfect though bitter cold and wind slowed progress. The ascent exceeded prior heights, with rivals around 23,000 feet, and the expedition documented plans for continuing toward the summit. The text also briefly notes the duke's lineage and fortune, along with unrelated advertisements and medical quotes.
The health order bars drinking cups on trains and in public stations, schools, and private institutions across the state to prevent infection spread. It cites public health concerns and imposes penalties for violations, with a $100 fine in some cases. The document discusses enforcement and broader public health efforts.
Removal notice notes EXAS WONDER will be sold by Barber and Son. The listing mentions battles with bladder and rheumatism and hints at limited care options and availability.
A jumble of partial phrases about auctions, sales, and advertisements appears. Readable items mention a woman auctioneer, framed pictures, mouldings, and a cement contractor. The text combines local notices, commerce, and fragmented reporting with unclear names and events.
Real estate transfers appear with warranty deeds while a flamboyant exhibit featuring elephants and a Western show unfolds. The program promises imported elephants, performances by Native themed acts, and a lineup including Doc Cody and famous figures, blending property notes with a grand stage spectacle.
A mangled OCR fragment depicts a woman linked to daily routines and the grip of work. It blends vague personal detail with stray lines about urban life and distant political discussion, leaving the central figure unclear but suggesting a portrait of effort and constraint.
From the London Globe the piece discusses Japanese mushroom growing focusing on soil preparation. It notes the wood mushroom type shiitake and its domestic values, mentioning tree species and planted coppices, spore sowing methods, and long maturation timelines up to six years, with initial attempts toward cultivation in Japan.
A noisy ad lists piano services and sales from Bell Brothers Piano Co at 925 927 Mass Street. It promises piano moving tuning storage refinishing making and exchange deals with monthly payment options.
Auto and Hack Livery offers prompt service with open day and night. Carriage, painting, swimming in connection. Baggage handled. Reynolds Pantaterium cleaning and repair. New pates for rent at Bell Brothers with first year rent applied on purchase if bought within the year. Dr E M Owen osteopathy and surgery offices moved to 1401 Vermont St first door north of MLC.
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