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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
2
The feature presents the Paul J. Rainey African Hunt footage as a near real, dramatic chase with hunting dogs pursuing a quarry through a jungle backdrop. The narrative follows expedition preparation, the riders on horseback, and the canine pursuit, claimed as authentic by the exhibitor.
The court accepted the transfer of a child to Rosedale hospital today amid social service concerns. Phillips or others faced no immediate medical action, and the judge agreed with the arrangement. Efforts to place the child will continue after the race event.
Purported health advertisement extols blood cleansing with claims of impure blood causing disease. It promotes a vegetable medicine sold by a Georgia Medical Department, urging readers to seek the product and consult a specialist, tying health to divine influence.
In Houn fington County Pennsylvania on April 4, 1913, the town records the death of a long cherished resident. Born in 1803, she traveled to Kansas as a child and spent most of her life on farms near Baldwin and Belvoir. A devout Methodist, wife of Charles Black since 1879, she leaves three children and a network of neighbors who mourn her loss. Funeral services were held at the family home with Dr. Kester and Dr. Murphy officiating, and she was laid to rest in Oakland cemetery.
Emily Colson reflects on a near relapse after not attending a chum's wedding. A home remedy using saxolite and a wash lotion revived her complexion and mood. The Missouri Girl is praised as a lively comedy with an engaging plot and strong cast, to be shown at Bowersack Theater in Welnes dis on April 28 for a benefit stage employees.
The homie society held its monthly meeting last night with the largest attendance of the year. Mrs Bates received thanks for assisting in raising funds. reports were promptly funded and indicate the society remains in good shape.
The Missionary Society plans a gathering with an address by Mr Frank Smith on work in Sapam. All members and attendees are invited to attend the session at the church after the noon meal.
A damaged testimonial notes a patient from 230 Waverly Street Peoria reporting relief from backache congestion and kidney issues after using Foley Kidney Pills. It claims dramatic improvement after three days and recommends the product for relief from pain and suffering.
Old reliable laxative syrup praised for gentle cleansing of a child's stomach and bowels. Describes relief from feverish, irritable, upset stomach and constipation within hours without nausea or griping. Advocates buying the California Fig Syrup Co. product and refusals of substitutes.
Amusements note that Paul Rainey African Hunt will be shown at the Bowersock Theater on Saturday April 19 and Monday April 21 with matinees and evening performances. The report describes dramatic scenes in the jungle and urges local residents to donate waste paper for a relief drive with a collection wagon and organized pickup.
The intersociety debates featured the Athenians winning both sides of the argument with Urner Bites Stienheimer and Thompson and the Amphies taking the affirmative with Crane and Hansa. The subject debated was that nations should reduce armaments to the minimum necessary for police duties. An inter-collegiate tryout will be held Wednesday evening in Centenary hall with many men testing for teams.
The Baker frats opened the DoT series Monday with a nine to two score in favor of DPR DL. Afternoon play produced a 14 to city victory. Morning batteries included D.T. Beaton and Stevens, with Vernon and Beal on the mound. Afternoon batteries were K.B. Laury and Evans for the frats, with Smith and Liston behind the plate.
Baker Owens opens the baseball season Thursday April 17 at Flaskellen. The contest is described as the season’s game with new form players Hassler and Litsonang noted for strength amid uncertain opponent quality.
F B McCOLLOCE notes Rexall Stores as widespread in the US Canada and Britain offering tailored remedies. The piece mentions Kenny and Amerson contending in a fifth straight season on the slab, Vernon Stevens and Majors Jewell Konaniz preparing for college basketball matchups with Intelli land Cylfiuna and others likely in the lineup. Five seniors and prospects are highlighted as promising, with a recent game postponed due to cold weather.
The reading by Margaret Stahl drew a good crowd at Cen Ten Hall with several short sketches. Her narration held concentration and interest throughout the event, according to observers.
The article describes an upcoming track event on April 21 with coach Sherer hoping for top performances. It highlights veterans Parker and Uy Harn who hold state records, and notes strong form from Wirby Reelman and Marrtin in weights and relays.
Promisins team keeps Baker focus while weather disrupts outdoor practice. The schedule features several fast meets and the state meet at Topeka is included. Numerous locals travel between Baldwin Ottawa Lawrence and Manhattan for visits business and events.
The Emporia sheriff arrived yesterday afternoon and took Fr. Niblets back to Emporia. Niblet was captured here on information from Finpovia for allegedly committing a furge. The sheriff returned last night as farmers report rapid crop growth and field activity.
A garbled message urges residents to register by a specified date and notes implications for voters who already voted. The city clerk is referenced with a plan or effect, while a billboard image is mentioned in connection to a figure described as a ruler.
In police court two colored girls Iva Cunningham and Roberta Walker of street plead not guilty. The cases are to be tried this evening at five o clock. Hermanivins is charged with assault and will also be tried this evening.
The readable fragments describe a person or place named Aniedern Tonse on Ohia Street with a reference to Manee Sohane, but details are unclear and only partial facts are available.
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