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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1914
Page
4
The notice lists newsroom and business staff and provides delivery terms for daily, monthly, and yearly subscriptions. It instructs readers to call if the Journal-World is not received by 7 pm and to place calls before 6 pm for messenger delivery. The address is 792 Massachusetts Street.
Fragmentary lines from a Lawrence area date log reference St Louis figures, odd names, and garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at personal musings and a school-related action but lack clear events, people, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses anxious householders awaiting a change in the towns, mentioning Kruises Natural and blessings at a tree. It includes garbled phrases about subjects and a tree, with unclear dates or names.
Sparse reports from Uhwair describe intermittent fighting between opposing forces. No rewards or strategic gains disclosed as clashes continue near the waters. details remain limited and unconfirmed.
A fragmented OCR snippet describes a poem like line about a coin bearing a mark by Made mls. A. and notes a surprising outcome. The readable text hints at a wartime or fate theme with a poetical cadence.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a bald headed man and a person named Marian Recamt with unclear actions at Te hy det Raving. It notes another bass and washing days, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
The readable fragments mention Newton Republic and varieties while noting a garbled street or street layout. The legible words suggest a local item with unclear context and no clear names or dates.
A garbled passage mentions President Wilsot planning a move to Lapen their Parr at Wielifi and wireless concerns. Officers of the ex-2onition receive a communication from the president asking them to do something to have hint SuTuL Lie essen.
The Ft. Scott Tribune reports Kansas crop output at 180000 bushels. If all counties met targets, total yields would exceed last year’s wheat harvest, signaling strong regional farming performance and potential market impact.
An unclear notice hints at a state level fair or exhibition in or near Uhuvediinson Kansas. Details are fragmentary but indicate preparations for a regional display involving local interests and potential participants.
A Washington paper praises a new post office as a pinnacle of convenience and architectural beauty in the national capital. It highlights a grand main corridor and polished features, calling the building one of the showpieces of Washington amid remarks on its refined design and public utility.
An article fragment explains military hierarchies, detailing approximate troop counts for German army units. It describes battalions, brigades, regiments, divisions, and corps, noting typical sizes from about 250 to 12,000 men and how batteries and squadrons combine within formations.
Rally Week launches Monday at First Christian Church with plans to attract a wide audience for Bible School. Registrar Master is coordinating to draw new and returning attendees, aiming to boost enrollment and participation through a spirited program.
A fragmented critique by Walt Mason rails against current printed junk and melodrama in books. He mocks overdone romance and hackish styles, lamenting cliches, repeated authors, and the dull sameness of new literature.
A fragmented, moody snippet traces a weary reviewer's search for something stronger and newer. The passage hints at doubt, fatigue, and a dreamlike fade as he scans the leap for value before sleep ends the task. The tone mirrors a tired, critical mood of a late night desk.
The equity commissioners have been in session for several days during June, focusing solely on approving bills. The group plans to end their session today with no other business completed.
Reports from London in May discuss a potential North Sea blockade affecting neutral nations. Government stance emphasizes safeguarding commercial routes, with debates on naval exclusion and the risk of flagging ships. Lords criticize and support moves impacting Holland, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden amid tensions.
Departing Springfield reports frost in Agawam and Suffield on September 11. Early morning chill damaged some squash vines and tobacco during quick frosts, while most tobacco stored away. In the air, hats and straw bonnets are in flux as people adjust to the cool spell and fashion shifts.
News from New York reports Canadian customs officials refused to publish arrivals or departures at steamship ports. No sailing reports have been released while new arrivals are awaited. The reluctance is linked to possible Canadian military troop movements and the Canada embargo on shipping news.
About 2,000 ministers gathered in Baldwin for a retreat and entered the Baker University endowment drive. Plans target a $72,500 goal to complete the endowment, with the total near half a million to be raised nationwide. The effort will be coordinated from Bald win Kansas as returns are wired to the campaign head. Local clergy and residents mingled with visiting speakers and university trustees amid a flurry of activity and preparations for the drive’s final phase.
Tapeksa with tri Harry Wilson of Lawrence Journal World reports relatives visiting and travel notes. Leonard Foiles plans a few days with family. Several locals, including J Nichols and Thos Lew, visit Kansas City and Basin City. Donald Sawyer visits with the Delta Tar Delta boys and is linked to St Johns. A bottle sterilization note mentions Mesh Bottling Works and phone 108.
A Arkansas pair in Boreyvilly, Ark, Sept 166, witnessed a fatal aviation accident as a warden-availer fell from height when the engine failed. The aircraft plunged, the aviator attempted an emergency glide, jumped clear, and landed among weeds, with one witness noting a clump of weeds saved the aviator from worse injuries.
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