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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1915
Page
2
An article urges thin, undeveloped individuals to seek regenerative products and proper nourishment to gain weight. It promotes a supposed “vitalizer” and claims a month of use can boost strength and digestion, with endorsements from physicians and a plan to start work soon through local meetings and school events.
Mrs. Charlie Boone returns home sick after four weeks with her sister in Atchison Kansas. Local families, shoppers and travelers including Miss Christine Meyer and Mrs. Evra Purtnley partake in visits and corn hauling. Lawrence area residents plan Easter events and note hospital stays, field work, and small social gatherings during the week.
A patient from Weatherford Oklahoma recalls ten years of eczema on the face that itched and burned. After trying many remedies, Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap relieved her in days and she was cured in a month. She reports no recurrence six months later.
A Philadelphia April article reports Prag Cauden Ve Cobern stating two biblical miracles. Moses struck the rock to bring water for Israelites and the spring is visible only briefly. The oasis lies in a desert area and is said to be guarded by Arabs.
The country club board announces plans to build tennis courts and make additional improvements soon. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the item notes a focus on upgrades and anticipated work starting promptly.
A garbled sales pitch from a drug store touts a “pree xerption” and urges readers to discuss the merits of the product in person. It mentions Round Corner Drug Co and seems to push a prescription remedy with a vague warning about privacy and reliance.
The notice lists a warranty deed transfer in Lincoln County Kansas involving Geo A Jeffers and spouse and Delbert Armstrong for 3000. It also reports a stockholders meeting for Mutual Company at Perkins building with officers named including John B Russell as president and Oscar Th Williams as secretary treasurer along with a board. Community events, social notes, and local visits across town are described with names such as Chas Boley, Wilson, Wiedensin, and Kennedy among others.
An article extols the First Principle of Good Health linking sluggish bowels to many ailments. Foley Cathartic Tablets are praised for thorough cleansing without griping and supposed long term benefits. A testimonial from Levey Greeny claims relief from constipation and liver trouble after use.
Lawrence resident J F Smith describes a dull loins ache and back pain from weak kidneys that kept him from rising and caused nightly urination. He credits Downs Kidney Walls from Dick Bros Drug Store and Dean's Kidney Pills for relief after two boxes.
Panama defense plans look to reestablish the ancient Castle of San Lorenzo at the river mouth. Officials seek permission from Panama to rebuild and install modern coastal guns to defend the entrance to the canal and the Gatun locks, with nearby Fort Tore Point as the strongest nearby fortification.
London reports show growing numbers of Greek sailors in port since the war began with monthly gains. Spanish and Italian crews also appear, while Germans stay cautious near southern ports. Greek crews, many slow steamers bought second hand from Britain, bring wines fruit marble and Egyptian cotton.
A German press critique notes insufficient protection of foreign possessions, suggesting timely defense could have spared naval hubs. The Tages-Zeitung argues that naval power hinges on strong local centers, and questions policy in protecting overseas assets.
Public notice lists lands in Douglas County Kansas subject to tax sale, with redemption possible before September 4 1915. Treasurer C F Prareys details parcels including Lawrence Marion Palmyra North and West Lawrence areas and various additions and townships, naming property owners and lot descriptions.
The fragmentary OCR notes discuss sea trade disruption and long voyages, noting enemy actions and widespread damage to maritime routes. Readers are left with unclear specifics but emphasize the impact on global shipping and resilience of ocean commerce amid conflict.
Local druggists report strong interest among mothers for Vick’s Vap-O-Rub external treatment for cold troubles. The salve, sold in 26c 50c and 1.00 packets, is applied to throat and chest with heat to release vapors aiding respiration and loosening phlegm. A 30 days’ trial includes a money back refund option if unsatisfied.
Unclear text describes air strikes affecting supplies and stations, with references to ships and halted operations. No verifiable details available.
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