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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
7
A health note extols old age as wise and experienced but warns of common digestive and liver problems. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets taken after supper to improve digestion tone the liver and regulate the bowels and concludes with the claim the remedy will lift despondency.
An old notice promotes Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles and other ailments for men and women. It claims to dissolve gravel cure diabetes and rheumatism and offers mail order at $1.00 with a two months treatment. Includes testimonials from Kansas and a Saint Louis address. Also mentions frame books and a patent remedy for rheumatism with local sales through O P Barker & Son.
U of K a Jayhawkers face Hawaii Chinese squad in two planned games at Topeka and Lawrence. Bishop and Sommers may start for Kansas with Schenk or Hobbs in reserve. Chinese players have impressed Kansas circles after recent wins in Emporia, Salina, Saint Marys, Manhattan and Wichita.
The article asserts health as the key to success for an A and A man. It notes regular bowels keep one well, while constipation harms health. Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended to move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion and are sold by all dealers.
Real estate transfers include Florence residents J B Wosdentz and Lawrence. properties described with block and street references and a quit claim between Wilber Cast and Caldonia La Baird. Also listed are Associated Press market notes, Kansas City and Chicago market figures, and local ads for produce and lawn equipment.
Hutchinson Kansas reports fireman James Qanzhlin died from injuries after a high speed auto crash turning a corner. Three other firemen escaped with minor injuries as mayor L E Fontron orders drivers to slow down. A second accident earlier injured Will Rickard, skull fracture, and a motor fire truck collision prompted the safety order.
High Prairie residents prepare for Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs T Haas and a sale by WL Reimer. church attendance up and roads improving. Pearl Pence to teach High Prairie school next year. Mabel Pence to teach at Vinland. Kodaks advertised by Woodward & Go with emphasis on quality films. Belleview headlines include travels to Chicago for illness, visits by local families, and community notices.
The article reports the quiet wedding of Theodore Ehn and Gladys Sanders at a relative’s home with Reverend Fischer officiating. It notes many community members attending and future residence on a Worden farm. Additional items include visits by locals, a funeral for Leonard Desque, and upcoming Worden church events and club meetings.
In this May issue of Woman's World, a new serial Anne St. Cross begins by A. Peattie. Charles Major presents The Devil's Tombstone in two parts. The issue includes a short story, Gentle Music Lover by Anne Hamilton Donnell, and The Story of the Play Pew on my Heart by Burns Mantle. Departments offer adolescence guidance from Dr. Frank Crane, girls’ advice from Maude Wadford Warren, and household hints by Eldora Bottomley, Dewutia Bottomley, Mrs. Howard L. Willett, and Mine. Teanne La Place. Editor Herbert Kantman contributes a poem with Berton Braley and Marguerite Q. B. Wilkin.
Multiple short notices include blacksmithing and wagon work at Helm's Island 126 St. exchange offers between Missouri and Arkansas. found item near No 6 schoolhouse. sale ads for dining room set piano and bed. sale of road horses and a mare. Modern Woodmen dance at Holloway's Hall April 18. refined young woman seeks chaperone position. three year old filly for sale. local representatives wanted and veterinary services in Lecompton Kansas beginning April 7.
Transactions show Douglas County, Kansas property transfers: Peter Nets Jr and wife to Br Combest for $600 covering Lots 12 13 14 15 Block 217 in Eudora. Nets Jr to Combest for $1800 covering Lots 11 12 13 14 15 Block 217 in Eudora. Also Emma Atkinson and husband to Wim Christian Hoad and Bruce Evans Head for $8000 with a detailed land description. Numerous visitors and residents noted, including E H Dougherty of Junction City and G Norton of Vicar Montana, plus several local callers and travelers and brief social notes from Lawrence.
An unsolicited appeal to a prospective investor to visit El Segundo Los Angeles for a paid expenses trip to verify claims of a top real estate investment in Southern California. The notice invites prompt written details for participation and mentions El Segundo Land & Improving Title Insurance.
A fragmentary notice references Merchants venue at 2200 with names Sweeney and Mian fermen, and mentions Tenpit tobiles. The readable text is sparse and provides little actionable detail about date, place, or outcome.
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