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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1921
Page
3
Charles E. Moss, clerk of the Douglas county court, has resumed duties after a hospital stay and a recovery period on a western Kansas farm. He reports feeling fine with minor shortness of breath and occasional heart pains but expects a full return to health.
Chamber of Commerce Rotary club and Kiwanis join in a luncheon to coordinate efforts across wards and precincts encouraging turnout for the school bond vote. Dinsmoor, Constant, and Lang report district outreach, house to house calls, and the need for volunteers and vehicles to press voter engagement. The meeting ends with a plan to reassign workers to unserved areas.
A string of brief society items reports Mrs. Frank Kruse in Topeka, Miss Gertrude Standing in Ottawa, Miss Kate Caldwell in Eudora, Cross on business in Kansas City, Earl Dunakin in Kansas City, Della Kennedy in City, M. L. Evans and Miss Agnes Evans in Bilora, J. N. Johnson to Leavenworth for Shrine, William Pennington returns from Melmouth, Mrs. Burdette visiting Miles Kennedy at the Dunakin club, Miss Louise Davenport back in Ottawa, Mrs. Albert Edmonds in Meath with daughter Lussie Edmonds, plus a note on the Whispering Gallery at St Paul’s Cathedral.
A pasted turn of phrase markets No-To-Bac tablets to curb cigarette cigar pipe and chew cravings. It promises relief and full break of the habit with a money back guarantee if craving persists.
Mr and Mrs W B Mitchell celebrated their thirty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday at home with children grandchildren and friends. The pink and white decor featured carnations and a fine dinner. Attendants included families from Bonner Springs Emporia Kansas City Weston Atchison and Lawrence.
Report covers a Lawrence High School basketball team dinner hosted by W. C. Simons at 1046 Tennessee Street. It includes tributes, local convention reports, a regional conference at Olathe, and a note on youth activities, thrift stamps, and community service efforts amid broader regional cultural items.
The navy blue Coolidge veil features gray chenille embroidery and blue velvet border blocks. It can be worn loosely draped or drawn up around the chin as shown in the illustration.
Will Cowan was charged this morning in police court with owning a vicious dog. He pleaded not guilty and the case was set for April 8.
A reader writes about a remedy claimed to help wife with chronic ailment post medicines and surgery. The letter extols a harmless preparation said to move catarrhal mucus and inflammation through the digestive tract, promising quick relief after one dose.
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