Plans to overhaul education after war begin
London reports the Board of Education, under the Bard of Education, preparing a postwar education revision to push science and languages, with committees to study youth up to age 16, industry links, and postwar training, despite staff shortages from war service.
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Board of Education
Herbert Lewis
Japan Eyes Pacific Leprosy Colony to Curb Epidemic
The American Association backs removing lepers from communities to the asylum at Uwanwai. Leprosy, affecting an estimated 25,000 in the empire, sees only five government asylums since 1907, leaving many exposed in hot springs and markets. A Diet petition seeks a Pacific leprosarium costing 8 million dollars with annual maintenance of 251 thousand, hoping to house a third of patients and clear Japan in ten years.
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Dagpan
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Myerks
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Dar Pin
Empire
Japanese Leprosy Protection Society
Pacific Ocean
Kidney trouble prompts folk remedies and warnings
Fragments recount personal battle with kidney disease and remedies, noting Foley Kidney Pills helped a sufferer who could barely cook. The text warns many women neglect kidney symptoms and points to poisons buildup affecting joints and digestion, mentioning a shop named Wher lunnatti rhor & Son.
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Gets-It for Me After This No More Corn Pain
An advertising blurb touts Gets-It as a simple painless remedy for corns. The copy claims the product ends digging with knives and scissors and uses a catchy line about quitting top-eating salves. It promotes ease of use and quick relief.
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Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Tribute To Kansas And Its Builders In 1915
A Kansas tribute highlights the state’s wealth, industries, and civic progress. It extols Kansas manufacturing, schooling, bank deposits, and public laws, praising women’s suffrage, juvenile protections, and sanitary measures as evidence of pioneer achievement and state strength.
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Arabian speedsters and prisoner depots claimed
Dispatches report that Turkish frontier posts near Meces and Tait, Ginviles area, surrendered after forces pressed advances. About 500 prisoners were taken with guns and great stores of loot. Mece and adjacent points see continued Turkish retreat as reports of capture widen. The article notes a photo session suggestion from Squires Studio.
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Mece
Tait
Meces
Premier Grows Stronger as Yuan Chi-jui Holds China
Sept. 23 report from The Associated Press notes Premier Tuan Chi-jui tightens grip on the Weking government. Despite rumors of resignation, he gains popular backing, described as a stalwart military leader capable of facing emergencies. Letters from supporters reinforce his resolve to stay in office.
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Associated Press
Tuan Chi-jui
Weking
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Uigil
Prohibition Amendment Ballot Ruling Set In Jefferson City
Mandamus proceedings to compel Secretary of State Cornelius Roney to place the proposed Prohibition amendment on the November ballot will be heard next Friday. The ruling will be announced the following day to allow time for required publication if the measure proceeds to the ballot.
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Fine for Cold Feet Novel Heater Spreads Heat
A French designed room heater uses a carpet fin woven ties to carry current from a light socket and distribute electric heat evenly across space, creating a compact warming device for indoor use.
Kansas Prohibition War Frames the Nation's Debate
The text argues that Kansas leads on prohibition and civil rights against slavery ethos, portraying the state as a front in national conflicts. It references border tensions, factions, and a vision of progress amid social upheaval, with scattered archaic phrases and garbled names signaling OCR damage.
Irrigation Congress in Larned Kansas Addresses Pledges and Problems
Kansas counties gather for the fifth annual Irrigation Congress in Larned with President Lane presiding. Speakers including engineers and county agents discuss water use, pumping efficiency, and the need for persistent operation of pumping plants to secure real returns. Officials note about 108 irrigation farms in the state and urge adoption of better watering practices.
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Scott City
Ian
Deenyvie
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Guilbert
Dedge
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Lumiere
Pessiot
Chile
Wilson
Kfwr
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Niege
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Mar Walker
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Iye
Emoy Flac
Metropolitan Opera Tenor Martinelli Promises City Debut
Interest mounts as renowned tenor Martinelli is slated to perform October 14 at the Colon Theatre. Reportedly touring Buenos Aires, he is praised for a heroic range and superb quality. Lawrence crowd reaction noted, with Sean Butler announcing forthcoming program including English songs.
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Giovineni Martinelli
Metropolitan Online CO
Fiat Buenos Aires
Colon
Mautinvuide
Collision in the Suburb Sparks Insurance Debate
A garbled report describes a collision near Torii Bord involving unidentified parties and a discussion on insurance coverage with Realty Companies Lovue Ana Canerds and Parke. The fragment hints at developing and joint ventures under McCollueli.
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I Yond Parke
Don McCollueli
Gail Kane in The Creat: Maman Robbery and stage life
Gail Kane a veteran actress stars in The Creat: Maman Robbery and related theatrical ventures. The text notes her long career, key roles, and public persona while referencing contemporary stage projects and industry reception.
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Treadiay
Cobius
Daldynate
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Wananes
French Mah Improvements in Fosr Huild Boards and Sanitation
The report notes progress on essential urban upgrades including housing, water supply, and street lighting under a guidance body. It highlights sanitation enhancements and improved public works to raise living conditions, with emphasis on safer infrastructure and utility reliability.
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Ssoniki Suluaiki
Bape
Tyes
An Effective Laxative for Growing Children
An advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, pleasant tasting laxative for children. It emphasizes natural action without griping, urges readers to obtain a trial bottle by writing to Dr. Caldwell at Monticello, urges keeping the product in every home to save doctor bills.
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Tre Tegard
Te. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Hingis
Fragmentary notes on politics and civic duties in England
The readable fragments discuss political goals, legislation, and civic activity, referencing England and Congress. It mentions finishing tasks before leaving England, road and sewer matters, and opinions on parliamentary benefits and youth. Several names appear sporadically amid unclear context.
Railways and Interstate Commission Reform Debate
Regular column reports on railway policy, federal control proposals, and the need for stronger oversight. The piece questions wage practices and calls for funding shifts to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to extend its reach beyond railroads to broader commerce.
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