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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
2
A state education official discusses revised standards for farm and home economics work in public schools for boys and girls. The plan emphasizes work readiness, alignment with state and federal guidelines, and preparation for wage earning, with noted changes in club activities and vocational emphasis.
An elderly reader claims Vinol restores energy after illness and advises others with weak blood, fatigue, and general debility to try it. The product contains cod liver peptones, iron, manganese, peptonates, and glycero phosphate, pledged to support red blood cell flow in older people.
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In Saunders County Nebraska, girls and boys joined clubs to boost work effort and community pride. They learned cooperative labor, raised pumpkins, and helped young people see country life as valuable, while adults and county agents supported organized club work for better outcomes. The Apple as king of fruits is noted by the USDA in 1918 crop data.
A vintage ad promotes Freezone as a painless treatment for hard and soft corns and corn between toes. It promises instant relief, minimal cost, and a tiny bottle sold by druggists, claiming obvious results without pain.
Salvation Army plans hut centers in Milwaukee Denver Chicago St Paul and other western cities as a substitute for saloons before prohibition takes effect on July 1. Huts will include libraries musical instruments games gymnasiums and showers with trained attendants. Sanctioned beverages sold at cost include soda water coffee and doughnuts. Social welfare groups watch the experiment with interest.
A California reader from Ocean Park writes that backache and kidney trouble caused severe pain. After using the product she credits relief for her sore back, aching hips, and swollen joints, claiming the pills cured her condition.
We thank friends and neighbors for their sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved mother and grandmother. We also thank them for the beautiful floral tribute. Emima Plow. M Meaus, Ody Meains, Mr and Mrs By Mi.ami Mrs, Charles Awheden and [stellt Ayers.
In Abyssinia Ababa on April 1 The king Joahannes TE is said to have revolted and deserted the throne under Theodlere. The government has dispatched a punitive expedition to quell the rebellion.
An old advertisement touts a fever cough remedy used by men, women, and children for thirty years. It promises positive results, offers generous bottle sizes, and lists prices of 60 cents and 1.20 dollars.
A cited ad promotes King's New Life Pills claiming relief from constipation and clearer digestion and thinking. It promises mild action and comfort with a 23 cent price, noting availability at drug stores.
A Fitzwater lesson analyzes the Lord's Prayer and creation doctrine, affirming God as Creator and Preserver. It contrasts divine provision with worldly anxiety, urging faith, trust in God, and proper forethought, citing Matthew 6 and Psalm 10 to illustrate dependence on the Father.
A terse theological reflection on true gospel perception requiring complete self-forgetfulness and rejection of worldly praise or judgment, referencing General Gordon as a model of selflessness.
A concise reflection on pure devotion. The text asserts that true love for God seeks no reward beyond God Himself, noting that demanding another prize would imply loving the prize more than God. Bernhard of Clairvaux emphasizes spiritual integrity and selfless devotion.
A local advertisement promotes discounted gas and water services through Bill Buy and MeNish led programs. The notice highlights lower rates and immediate signup options for residents seeking utility savings.
Oklahoma oil production in 1918 averaged 204 650 barrels daily with a 3 500 000 daily value at current prices. Pulsa district led with about 66 000 barrels per day. State total crude and gas figures are given, including mudded and future use volumes, and Blackwell Gatherings noted for natural gas output. Today marks the 150th birthday of Nicholaa Brown, the noted philanthropist connected to Brown University.
An old sensational ad urges readers to monitor sluggish blood and fatigue. It touts S. S. S vegetable medicine as a revitalizer to restore vigor, promising quick vitality and urging readers to visit their drugstore for a bottle and medical advice without castigation.
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