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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1915
Page
3
The piece claims lead and zinc linseed oil with color and turpentine dryer are the best approved by painters. It extols Devoe and related products, asserting advantages in coverage and drying time, while promoting a mixed paint approach and branded materials.
An obituary notes the death of an elderly resident near Sheridan Lake Colorado after a life spent in the Midwest and West. He married Melane Stimson in Sahelutt, served in a local church, and left a large family including eight children and several siblings.
A garbled health blurb touts Jad Salts as a remedy for backache and kidney discomfort. It claims the drink neutralizes acids in urine and relieves weaknesses, praising the product as inexpensive and a lifesaver for rogue eaters. The text urges daily consumption in water before breakfast for several days.
Prospects look good for another successful track season at Lawrence with preliminary events showing talent. Low turnout last week caused weak turnout but outdoor practice and upcoming inter class meet on the seventeenth promise a larger field and fresh material. Key athletes listed include Wiel ward Maclin Martin Walthers Me Donald Ward Adair Lowman Kaplo Preste and Cack White as performers in early drills.
Baldwin Baker opens home field play against Swedes From handshbarg as part of a busy week. Mentions of freshman and senior players Morgan Foster and Pied Majers, Konantz, Musshee, Wurns, and Mrs Barton among ill health. Several visits to Lawrence, Kansas City, and Olathesial locations noted, plus meetings at the Grange and a car accident near Yates Comer.
Local pickups notes detailing repairing corroded gas pipes and replacing affected sections. Remodeling the Methodist parsonage at 93% New Hampshire involves several hundred dollars for hardwood floors electrical work, aiming for completion before the new pastor arrives from Fin porta. Miss Jennie Holt of Beloit visits her cousin Miss Nelle Wilt in Tennessee.
The Minervian Wednesday afternoon reading drew many members as Minnie Kahlo and Jason Miss attended with guests. Mrs Richards and Mr Wig hosted at their home while Lawrence and Vega joined in weekend plans.
M. M. Manley, formerly of Lawrence, died suddenly in Melrose Wisconsin on Thursday April 1. He was a travel winner with a northern victory at death time. Mrs. C. C. Maranville died yesterday afternoon. funeral set for tomorrow at 1:80 from her parents’ home 337 Wisconsin Avenue. Dag Hill Intermeville owns formerly Velie McAulill.
Partial OCR reads as Pineapple tee at Wiedersann s Mothers Club in ring sessions noted. The fragment mentions sessions and a club setting but lacks clear facts or names to confirm details.
Afi and Abrs J B Power will drive to Kansas City after noon to spend the weekend. Chas E Benoist went to Garnett this morning on a short business trip.
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