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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
2
An old remedy touts mustard paste as a cure for neuralgia, chest pains, bronchitis, rheumatism, and muscle aches. It claims to ease inflammation without blistering, offering relief for back pain, colds, and frost-related discomfort.
John Garrison violated the street traffic ordinance on Massachusetts street and was warned before. he promised to appear in police court but did not report. A warrant is issued for his arrest and his failure to appear may increase punishment. An unrelated ad promotes Hol-Tliter's Rocky Mountain Tea.
An old Lawrence advertisement touts Blth-Phosphate as a small steady strength booster for nerves and brain function. It claims increased vitality and replaces waste. money back if results are not seen. Sold by O. P. Barber in Lawrence and local druggists.
Start Co operative Homes announces plans to install ten to fifteen women’s housing at the University of Kansas next year. A fund over $1,000 has been raised to start at least one house to reduce room rents for women students, which have risen significantly in the past year.
Policeman to Topeka, Officers Smith and Schneck, appeared as witnesses this morning in the T. J. Lamb trial on an insanity charge. The article also recalls London troop welcomes after returning from the Continent and historic Crimean War homecomings in 1856.
A Philadelphia physician could not reach a New York doctor by telephone or telegraph to obtain a serum for a patient. Delays in all services led to the patient’s death, illustrating alleged government mismanagement of communications and public utilities.
Ohio notices claim a new remedy for corns that supposedly lifts them out with a few drops. The ad asserts instant relief of soreness and a painless extraction, urging readers to ask pharmacies for a quarter ounce freestone. It links the product to preventing deaths from self treatment and infection.
H E Kepler Lawrence based general superintendent of Kansas Telephone company urges all officials and employes to support the government in the Victory Liberty Loan drive opening April 21. He stresses small installments, 4 percent interest, and national sacrifice with returning soldiers.
Community notes list visitors and frequent gatherings at local homes. Names include Len Kindred, third Davenport, F Canary, Pred Preger, Frank Vath, Mr and Mrs Del Witkon, A M Riley, Bell Viggens, Oliver Abbott, John Wilson, Mrs Richard Reynolds, Mrs William Snapp, and a school meeting at District Wis with officers elected. The event highlights a neighborhood social scene and district affairs.
A long birthday social lists numerous attendees by surname and initials, including Kirkman, Mushy, Smith, Reynolds, Kindred, Snapp, Musick, Abbott, Joeann, and others from Kaw Valley to Lawrence. The evening featured cakes, pies, sandwiches, pickles, and refreshments, with many visiting relatives and friends noted across towns.
An appeal offers a plain envelope method to help drinkers quit swiftly and enjoy better health and happiness. Readers are instructed to request information from Woods Station 7 New York, with the ad urging disposal of the clipping to spread the notice.
Washington April 16 chairman Will Hays urged all Republicans to suspend political activities and unite behind the Victory loan. The appeal asks nationwide Republican press and organizers to enroll fully, dedicating effort until the loan succeeds and affirming American citizenship and duty.
Mentions Mr. Cunt Mrs. W. Bi. Noble and the town committee arranging an order. Hemphill of Dinwood and Lawrences hosted visitors, with Zoeloor coming from the University to stay over the weekend.
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