North Lawrence church women finish new roof project
The ladies of the North Lawrence Christian church completed a roofing project on their church building corner. The effort cost about 26 dollars and was organized by the church women group.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
4
The ladies of the North Lawrence Christian church completed a roofing project on their church building corner. The effort cost about 26 dollars and was organized by the church women group.
Anuric claims fast relief from inflammation caused by uric acid including gout rheumatism and backache. The ad presents Anuric double strength as potent, offering trial packages for ten cents from Doctor Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo. It also promotes Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle vegetable laxative and tonic with a money back guarantee.
The Sigma Delta Chi Founders Day Banquet honored guest Jee A. White editor of the Quill and Detroit News at Bricken's state. Kansas speakers Prof C I Patterson Prof $8 Q Rice and Dr L Hartley shared insights on Kansas journalism ethics and experiences from Kansas City. Kansas University leaders and Journal World staff also attended.
Three complaints sworn alleging Robert Jones did not behave properly on Sunday and a warrant charged him with assault and disturbance of the peace. His case was set to be heard Wednesday morning. Other complaints were issued yesterday for store owners failing to obey city sanitary orders. George N Allendorf of Busy Bee and John Voutrakon of the Boston Confectionery were charged with failure to comply with regulations.
The Supreme Court today upheld a provision of the Kansas paye fool net law authorizing the state health department to make regulations but refused to permit the board to require cosmetic makers to disclose ingredient percentages.
Readable bits show a clerical notice about a local matter in MeFétland area, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text. The fragment hints at a regulatory or administrative action but lacks specifics.
Dr Sisson of LaClede Missouri preached a Centenary Sermon on The Call of the Master with John Paul Williams singing a solo. A Tuesday prayer service was held. Thomas Neal of Kansas City visited Baldwin as Miss Beth Allen led Epworth League on Sunday. Mrs Virgil Wood hosted her sister and husband. Dr Don Colt will speak Tuesday at 8 PM. Centenary Hall hosts the Lecture Course final number with Mr McCalley’s impersonations. Prof Harris left due to his father’s serious illness.
London report shows deaths exceeded births in the last quarter of 1918 as influenza spiked fatalities. War office notes 700 physicians to be released within a week and cites physician shortage as a factor in unable to curb the epidemic. Beng 98,098 deaths accounted for about 40 percent of the period total.
The city Commission approved an ordinance forcing garbage into cans and limiting cans to ten feet from rear lot lines. The plan starts in ten days with contracts for free collection twice weekly citywide and daily in the business district, under mayoral supervision and a $100 fine for violations.
Lincoln April 15 The legislature weighs using airplanes in illegal liquor traffic in dry Nebraska. A bill includes flying machines among vehicles that may be confiscated if found transporting strong drink into the state, to be turned over to the governor for action against bootleggers.
A resident describes repeated hospital injections of gruel water and extreme starvation before claiming a miraculous remedy saved their life. The ad promotes a simple preparation to clear catarrhal mucus and relieve stomach and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
A Canadian policy move to admit Hindu residents by allowing family members to join them is described. The order in council permits bringing lawful wives and their legitimate children, with limits on one wife and offspring, as Ottawa weighs reciprocity and related factors in its passage.
The funeral for Boyd Harper, aged 495, killed in a street car accident in Kansas City Missouri, will be held Wednesday at 2:30 PM at St Luke's Methodist Church. The Knights of Pythias will conduct the service with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
Vintage ad promotes Geta-It as the only safe corn remover promising painless treatment without cutting or digging. It boasts widespread use, money back guarantee, and availability at drug stores like Lawrence & Co in Chicago and Round Corner Drug Co, urging readers to buy today.
Cha F. Scott of Iola argued for including the League in the peace treaty and urged amendments to its constitution. He said the League, though flawed, is essential to prevent universal chaos and that Europe must save it, not the United States. He defended engagement despite sovereignty fears and stressed the instrument’s service potential.
An edited collage of domestic remarks and social visits notes opinions on Americas role internationally and the nations leadership potential. It lists residents visiting Topeka and Kaw Valley in addition to local social calls and neighborhood chatter.
Mr and Mrs George Dinglester and daughter Minnie depart to visit their son and brother Otte Dinglested. The Palace Meat Market in Roll Mass seeks poultry as advertised with contact number 6.
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