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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
6
The article lists residents from Parrmdns in Ewa and honors local figures in a community roundup. It mentions judges, county roles, and a February meeting sequence, highlighting Earnest Patt Meri Te and other locals as part of a civic profile.
The article recounts Walter Euberman author of Ion Napoleon The Tragedy at St Helebs who fled a tyrannical shipboard life by disguising as a cabin boy. He later served on an American vessel, was captured, punished, and completed his apprenticeship aboard a boat. He eventually left the sea for ship moving management and entered politics.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Marion County towns near Santa Fe Trail, road improvements, property lines, and public notices. Mentions Metin Clark and Wes Vast near Beales SWTH, a planned Cour hearing in June, and references to a petition or citation process amid unclear events.
An unusual infestation of pests in Rythope, Durham, England, spreads through dozens of miners’ houses. Experts dig out colonies, destroy nests, and treat affected homes after pests arrived with Egyptian hay consignments. Parrot Oliver Twist in San Francisco frightens a burglar, saving the mistress’s valuables but nearly gets killed in the process. The burglar escapes after attacking the bird, leaving the scene in disorder.
The fair showcased horses and cattle with prizes awarded. Names such as Robertson and Collins appear among judges and exhibitors, with numerous horse classes including mares, stallions, and colts, plus draft and mule divisions. Winners and standings were announced across multiple categories, reflecting a busy, detail-heavy livestock exhibition.
Judges J Carmasin Geo B Maichels and five others awarded top honors at the fair. Wisconsin entries led with J K Blevins securing first place and Jalles Brown second. Other departments were to be announced tomorrow as preparations finish.
An old advertisement touts a remedy for gas dyspepsia and indigestion claiming quick relief within five minutes. It promises stomach digestion without fermentation or souring, claims no dizziness, heartburn, or upset stomach, and asserts the product works without other assistance. The copy is cluttered with exaggerated claims and misspellings typical of vintage ads.
A fragmented OCR note announces a Dartmouth professor, J W Young, contributing a volume to the mathematical world. It mentions a work titled A Hane Rantal Ponception of Nevill aml and references the MacMillan company. The text is garbled with errors and unclear details.
Fragmented report describes the G A R Ladies presenting a memorial medal pillow to President Taft. Includes remarks by Mrs. Rekersony and Majorie Apgar, with mention of a new discovery in chemists’ practices and a Foley Kidney ad at the end.
A crowded streetcar overturned last night with twenty six hurt and four possibly fatal. Witnesses say the operator failed to slow for a curve and the car plunged over the track, crashing into the curb. The cause remains undetermined.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions markers, Kansas City grains and provisions, receipts, and pricing phrases. The readable portion includes stray terms like Koatsas CH Ret and references to unknown numbers and days, with unclear context and no identifiable events or_named entities beyond generic groups.
A scrambled, humorous article discusses preserving eggs by sealing in glass and mocks the idea as impractical. It mentions Judee S A and Excelsie Crawford in relation to recipes, notes that attempts to keep eggs fresh failed, and adds comic asides about a commission and divorce notices. The piece blends household tips with gossip and letters about authority figures.
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Mr Sutherland with mention of his surviving family and a funeral planned for Sunday. It references his residence and years of study, with scattered names and locations obscured by garbled text.
Entries describe a Sunday of visiting groups and dinners among Kanwaka residents including Mr. and Mrs. Richardsen, Mrs. Baldwin, and the Larkin Club. A farewell sermon by Heyy TMibinp aunt occurs as a conference influences whether he returns next year. Sunday school plans and a program are outlined with notices of gatherings at local homes and church events in a period tone.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Foley Widney and kidney related terms with unclear context. It reads like a rushed note listing names, ailments, and actions but provides no coherent event or outcome to describe.
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