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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1914
Page
3
A detailed study outlines how grain will keep best under specific conditions to maximize market value. It covers grading, storage methods, transport, and the impact of temperature moisture and transit on export quality and domestic pricing.
The ad promotes Williams Treatment for bladder and kidney issues with claims of restoring strength and comfort. It requests readers send name and address to receive information and help cover distribution costs, listing address in Lawrence and related offices.
Advertisement notes a quick reliable headache remedy from East Geak Drug Store. It touts fast relief for neuralgia and misery, urging readers to obtain the product immediately and promising immediate ease for pain.
The article notes Germany's efforts to meet food demand despite reduced imports. It cites meat shortages of over 25 million animals and a reliance on rye and potatoes as crops stabilize. Sugar output remains high at 270,000 tons annually with export limits in place. import dependence continues.
The Sultan of Zanzibar is reported as broke as Britain allegedly forgets to pay his dependents pension during a wartime period. Ambassader Flerpidk promised to bring the issue to Sir Edward Coy the British secretary, highlighting the sultan's strained finances and costly expenses.
Sept 1 report says Russia plans a direct route for Berlin via Petrograd, with military movements through Carpathians and Austrian territories to aid a breakthrough. Officials indicate the push aims to break through defenses, though details remain uncertain.
The Italian Consular Agent issues new requirements for entering Italy. Non Italian citizens living in the district must hold passports issued by the consular agent for the area. A fee applies for passport issuance. The district includes Hampden Berkshire Hampshire Franklin Worcester Bristol Plymouth counties, centered in the city on Main Street.
Mrs W K Vanderbilt arrives in Paris and dedicates herself to Red Cross relief in France. Reports say the wealthy American is praised in Red Cross circles for her tireless effort, even helping in a hospital kitchen to wash dishes and support wounded soldiers.
The account describes global supply disruption from wartime Europe and forecasts crop yields. It notes Europe’s war reduces production, with 15.5 million tons of grain once grown globally now affected. Harvests may rely on labor including women and children, and the forthcoming season will again require extensive effort across nations.
A dubious health tip promotes using plain liquid argon bought at a drug store to moisten the scalp at night. Four to five applications allegedly dissolve dandruff entirely, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy, though the text blends stray war-era commentary and unclear branding.
A contorted report from Hotterdoin notes talk of a special tithe as a response to cereal scarcity. The circular urges rationing and suggests large scale potato cultivation to conserve grain. Authorities weigh potential futures and production shifts amid looming food pressure.
Resinol promises to improve unsightly complexions with Resinol Soap and Ointment. It claims quick, low-cost results even where other cosmetics fail, supported by doctors and a nationwide record of professional approval over nineteen years. Free trial sizes advertised from Baltimore.
A fragment notes the sale of Personal Property tax payer lists through Journal-Wor a for a dollar per copy. It warns limited copies and no further prints until next station, with higher county charges. The ad mentions nobility and strict dealing with lists of names.
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