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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented items list appointments, phone numbers, and ads including plumbing, electrical bulbs, and local services. Mentions Abe, jawersack, Frying, brands, and names such as Margaret Mt Marga, with scattered addresses and personal notes.
The Italian airman Captain Nateya, famed war pilot for Maj. Gabriel Winnunsin, perished in a brutal Alpine rescue attempt. Crashed high on the Alps after a storm, his body later recovered with head resting on an arm, survivor tales marking a dramatic end to a fearless flyer.
A dated advice piece argues poor memory stems from inattention and distraction. It suggests strict mental focus, religious resolve, and long sustained effort to eliminate daydreaming and achieve clear defined understanding.
A fragmented account discusses wartime foreign advertising and a tour by Russian visitors in the United States. It notes visits to shipyards steel towns and farms, highlighting American industrial scale and the impact of advertising campaigns on foreign trade and public knowledge. Forbes Magazine commentary is cited.
The Ris Tirother movement began in Td by Ernest KK Coulter in New York City. It has expanded to over 100 paid workers plus volunteers including physicians and merchants. The aim is to root out day’s troubles such as truancy and stealing through parental involvement and meetings led by the Big Brothers, with headquarters at 200 Avenue in New York.
A Bolshevist era note reports a cook in Smolensk resisting removal under state law. The incident involves a bachelor adviser and a contested divorce, leaving officials unable to compel the woman to depart the premises.
Dr Wendell C Phillips of New York reported to the Philadelphia College of Physicians that about 100000 New Yorkers are incapacitated by partial deafness and that roughly 80 percent of these are from the working class. The census suggests a national deafness population of about SW2ST persons.
An advertisement touts genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets with the Bayer Cross mark and directions for relief of headache toothache neuralgia and colds. It notes handy tins of 12 tablets and larger packages available at drug stores for a few cents.
A historical note discusses Walter Cannon and Harvard work on thirst. It links thirst to salivary secretion and oral sensations, noting that saliva binds receptors to signal dryness. It suggests thirst varies with saliva production affecting mouth feel and cognition.
A fragmented recipe page lists dishes and desserts to beat hot weather. It mentions Indian Coconut Pudding Apricot dessert and Rice With Bananas, with instructions and ingredient notes including fruit, coconut, sugar, and milk, alongside vague appliance and preparation hints.
The article notes how hunger and rationing affected diabetics during the war, with some relief found in open offers and cooperative efforts. It mentions Professor Rosenfeld of Beeston and a Zentralblatt article discussing how wartime shortages altered diabetes care, including varied regional responses and patient outcomes.
A popular Science Monthly note explains smooth-disk cutting speeds metal more rapidly than toothed circular saws. Friction heats the work piece as the disk spins, melting metal at the contact line and allowing quick cuts. Disk surfaces wear slowly and need only one sharpening.
The readable lines reference a death followed by a pursuit to obtain care for a family member. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates, names, or locations.
Watson, armed with a weapon described in court, was remanded at Dartford police court after smashing a plate glass window at a recruiting office and causing damage while protesting against return to Egypt.
The item lists brief personal notes with names like Clarke Bowlin visiting Kruistin City on business and Mrs Karl Klooz and Mrs Coe visiting from Kansas City and an extended Eastern trip. It mentions Rankin's Drug Store and Tankin's Drug Store as context.
A fragmented report discusses Domitian's enterprise presenting art to the British public through two statements. It mentions the Western region exploitation and a reference to a rare gas after hydrogen, suggesting its potential for gases and explosive use, with implications for ship envelopes and industrial uses.
The report outlines new shipments and policy shifts affecting trade with Nicaragua. It notes wartime stress and elite movements impacting material flows and regional supply lines.
Fragmentary text describes a globe map in Teheran with Persian crownies and a note on race and marriage patterns. The passage mentions Teheran, a hollow globe, hue and dark hair, and statistics about women’s appearance. It references Squire's Studio and Kodak.
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