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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement extols Musterole as a ready remedy for rheumatic trouble bronchitis sprains and various pains. It claims the mustard oil formula offers quick cooling comfort without blistering skin and lists illnesses from lumbago to colds of the chest as potential uses.
Mrs. Bert Sutton recovers from a severe attack as Mrs. Mauthea Viice assists. The Ladies' Aid held a busy April meeting at the Carle home with thirteen attendees and six visitors. Activities included a luncheon, a tree-planting plan, and the election of officers. Numerous neighbors, travels, and school happenings fill the week with family visits, Easter celebrations, and community gatherings at Union School and local homes.
The pipefish carries young in a pocket beneath its body in the male, a feature unlike armored scales. A mother laments Robert's mischief, noting the look in his eyes and his familiarity with leftover tasks from yesterday.
A Hindu proverb cautions that when a mirror breaks one should seek truth in still water yet beware of falling in. The saying uses reflective imagery to warn against illusion and danger in pursuit of clarity.
The article recounts Woodmen Head Camp proceedings with Speaker Mr Manlove urging delegates to act thoughtfully, avoid hasty petitions, and keep keys of the city until departure. He cites caution from experience and stresses unity, better work, and closer organization under Sovereign Manager Maxer whose presentation impressed attendees.
Aidegate delegates visited the University and other sites, enjoying pleasant weather. They learned about student work in pre professional training and promised cooperation to strengthen knowledge in engineering and related fields. The business session discussed officer appointments and committees to observe future events.
The health of the child should be built up before removing adenoids and tonsils. Treat existing cold, fill decayed teeth, and employ deep breathing exercises. If tonsil issues are strictly focal and not part of a systemic problem or recent infection, these steps may suffice.
The first formal recognition of negro slavery in Virginia occurred March 1, 1861 when the assembly declared negroes incapable of maintaining themselves. The act stated that time lost in running away should be added to the slave’s time and that slave mothers’ condition would be inherited by their children.
The text traces human attempts to define heat from ancient thinkers to Democritus and Epicurus, noting that later explanations by Sir Humphry Davy attributed heat to vibrating corpuscles but left unanswered origin and cause.
Water fills ballast tanks to submerge the vessel and adjust its depth. Filling trimming tanks makes the submarine rise or sink to keep a level, proper position for diving and navigation.
Reprint of scattered humorous quips and items from various papers. Nonsensical commentary mixes with wisecracks about critics, byplay, and stage life. Includes science notes on fish brain foods, a joke about Hell and heaven, and a feature on growing a horse chestnut tree in a bottle.
A vintage advice note extols plain refined coconut oil as a superior shampoo. It warns against soaps with too much alkali drying the scalp and hair. Simply moisten, rub in one to two teaspoons, lather, rinse, and enjoy silky, easy to manage hair. Coconut oil is cheap and widely available at drug stores.
A local mutual savings group elected seven new directors as ownership shifts from the old board, appointing Dr. Mary Reding as president and George Foster as vice president. Harry Kredin Chey Poster B Sauith and others join the board while U S Girchik remains secretary.
For you send den cents to Dr Kifuier Co Binghamton NY for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone you will also receive a booklet of valuable information telling about the kidneys and health. When writing be sure indicate the paper name The World Journal. Regular one dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Pure bred Percheron stallion Prince 46060 is recorded by the Percheron Society of America. Dated notice details sire lines and ownership, with warnings on liability, listing Gray Jack and Kansas Chief Junior among horses, terms and call to stand for service.
Sealed bids for the direction and construction of a stairway and basement, with drawings by Wea Germandi, will be received by the Board of Education in Lawrence Kansas. Deposits of 20.00 are required with bids and certified checks equal to 40 percent of the bid, made payable to Wilder S. Metenltt. Proposals may be rejected and the district reserves the right to accept the best bid.
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