Colts and Cobs and Cistern Work News
A local column describes medical corn treatment with Freezone easing pain and removal of the corn. It mentions men building a new cistern with Ait Keys in charge, a new telephone line to the Joan Reece place, and contact through Mr Peel's folks. The item notes a buggy mishap, Sousa concert attendance in Lawrence, and local social visits. The Sunflower Club met with Mrs Curt Strongz as members discuss school methods and German year terms. The largest Liberty Loan Bond sale in Bismarck township highlights Mr Chas Wise and Mrs J C Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keys
Joan Reece
Mr. Peel
Lawrence
Guy
Mabel Moon
Oroke
Icon
Racker
Reno
Alvin
Qwen
France
Sousa
Selma Seele
J. Hammitz
Brown
Chas. Cappis
van Ness
Liberty Bond meeting aids drive in Grant township
A crowd gathered in Bidmark for a Liberty Bond meeting last Friday with speakers Mrs. O Bryen and Prof. Talbot. Four hundred dollars in bonds were bought by Mr. Jacob Hammes and others. Mrs. Jacob Hamme heads the Grant township drive as volunteers report over $1,000 in government bonds for the first day. The article notes community health, travel to Kansas City for a funeral, and local families dealing with measles and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidmarck
O’bryen
Talbot
Jacob Hani- ES
Frank Johns
Chas. Wise
Elmer Wise
Jacob Hiamme
Grant Township
Hamming
Hultz- Ilines
Chio
J. C. Wise
Florida
Chas
Owen
William
Charles
Kansas City
Spear
Wise
Marguerite
Ruth Johns
Irs
Reynolds
E. Schaake
Louise. Altenbernd
Lemon Skin Lotion Advertised for Real Beauty
A home lemon skin softener recipe uses two lemons and three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint of facial lotion. The ad claims lemon juice removes blemishes like freckles and tan, softens and whitens skin, and advises daily massage on face neck arms and hands. A note mentions fountain syringes and hot water bottles discounted and banking hours pleasing all.
Local residents travel and visits around town
Midland and Knowledge Hill residents drove to Leavenworth for the day. Fort Sill and Lawrence visits are noted with several high school events, Glee Club concerts, and family gatherings. A dance at the Hall, Navy training for Jim Toms, and weekend visits to relatives are reported among area residents.
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Adams
Supett
Ada Pearl Chadwick
Carter
Knowledge Hill
Leavenworth
Worthy Horr
Fort Sill
G. R. Shultz
Pearl Corder
Lucy Robertson
Lawrence
Robert Graham
Sibley
Lloyd Moore
Topeka
Cannon
Mansfield
Mable Rothwell
Gus Brune,Jr
Chas. Spray
St. Joseph
F. Toms
C. Toms
John ‘Toms
Watson
W. Toms
Jim Toms
Kansas City
Navy
Chicago
Howard Erwin
Bill, Campbell
Independence
Auiss Dorothy Shore
Tepeke
Hannah Stewart
Stansfield
Anna
Lydis Stehwein
George Robertson
Frances Hursch
May
Hinham
Alex Robertson
Vinland
Lacey Robertson
Musterole Relief Claims for Lumbago and Aches
An advertisement extols Musterole as a white mustard oil ointment that soothes lumbago and a range of pains without blistering. It claims quick relief for sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and more. Hospital sizes priced at 2.50 for 30 and 60 cents.
Lawrence couple wed in Sunday morning ceremony
Mr. Guy Shultz and Miss Dariene Woolsey of Lawrence were married Sunday morning in Lawrence. Both are well known locally. Mr. Shultz has lived here all his life. They receive best wishes from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Shultz
Dariene Woolsey
Lawrence
Shultz
Whitehouse
Kansas City
Dora Showengerdt
May Dunham
Women Sufferers May Need Swamp Root
Thousands of women have kidney and bladder trouble and may not suspect it. Kidney disease can cause back pain headaches and loss of ambition. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy available at drug stores with a sample offer by mail from Kilmer Co. N.Y. for Lawrence Daily Journal World readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveul
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Lawrence Daly-Journal-World
Backache Kills Warns of Hidden Kidney Troubles
An advertisement warns that backache may signal kidney or bladder problems and urges quick action. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, claimed to provide prompt relief and are guaranteed with a money back offer. The copy notes import origin and urges buyers to insist on the Gold Medal brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Free Boschee German Syrup Sample at City Drug Store
An advertisement invites adults with coughs colds or bronchitis to visit City Drug Store for a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. The ad promotes fifty years of successful healing, claiming it gives relief and a good night's rest with morning expectoration free of charge in all civilized countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Baker Wins Final Debate of the Year at Baldwin
The Baldwin debate concluded with Baker defeating Washburn three to nothing in favor of the negative team. The event drew a large crowd as teams comprised Frances Daw Eldon Shout and Harry Anderson for the affirmative and Robert Anderson Elmer Wilson and Charles Schoen gardt for the negative. Judges included Prof. A. T. Walker Supt. A. F. Suiter and Mr. P. Smith from Lawrence. Additional Baker notices mention new courses religious education and Spanish, a county loan and flag honor for Baldwins, and local social and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin
Classics Teachers Meet at University of Kansas
The annual gathering of the Association of Classics Teachers of Kansas and Western Missouri will be held at the University of Kansas on Friday and Saturday. About 100 of the district’s 700 teachers are expected, with Coliwine Goldsmith of the School of Engineering delivering the opening illustrated lecture on the Island of Crete. A noon Saturday dinner in Robinson gymnasium is part of the local program, with many Greek and Latin teachers anticipated from Topeka and Kansas City.
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Association of Classics Teachers of
Kansas
Western Missouri
University of Kansas
Coliwine Goldlsmith
School of Engineering
Crete
Robinson Gymnasium
Lwo
Topeksa
Kansas City
ATO
Zemo advertised as eczema cure from E W Rose Co Cleveland
An advertisement promotes Zemo as a penetrating antiseptic liquid that removes eczema and relieves itching. It claims effectiveness for skin troubles including sores burns wounds and chafing. Sold by druggists for 35 cents or one dollar for extra large size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Rose Co
Cleveland
K U Visitor Dies During Visit in Lawrence
Merritt V. Carr of Leavenworth died yesterday afternoon at University Hospital at 2 o'clock after a week long battle with pneumonia. A KU graduate student who earned an M A last year, she studied at the university for five years and had come to Lawrence to visit another student. The funeral is expected to be held in Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Merritt V. Carr
Leavenworth
University Hospital
Miss Carr
K.U
Lawrence
New Telephone Directory Due April 17
Notice from The Kansas Telephone Company urges readers to check listing in the upcoming directory. If not listed correctly, call 2797 before 5 p.m. Wednesday to update before publication.
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New Directory
The
Kansas Telephone Company
Ohio Judge Willits Contempt Proceedings Dismissed
The U S Supreme Court dismissed government contempt proceedings against Toledo federal district Judge Willits after Solicitor General Davis moved. The case concerned his alleged failure to obey two court orders.
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Ohio
Washington
Davis
Supreme Court
Willits
Toledo
Real estate transfers and medical ad from Baldwin Kansas paper
A garbled column lists real estate transfers including Wm Glenn to Cyrus Glenn undivided 9-10 interest in part of 32-11-18 and other parcels in Baldwin and Lawrence Kansas. Names Edith Robbins Octavia Moore Octavia Moore to Wm Lancaster James Daniels to Fountain Smith Everett Lee to Thomas Smith Sophia Pochler to August Dietz. Also an ad for Corner Drug Store promoting relief for sore throat cough and bronchitis with tonics and vapors.
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Wm. Glenn
Cyrus Glenn
Edith Robbins
Wm. Farries
Ames Street
Baldwin
Kansas
Octavia M. Moore
H. Lancaster
S. Schooley
Chas. TH. Tarcom
Comer
James E. Daniels
Fountain M. Smith
Sinclairs
Lawrence
Everett Lee
Thomas Smith
N. Lawrence
Sophia. Pochler
August Dietz
City Drug Store Shaving Supplies Sale
City Drug Store runs a sale featuring shaving supplies of every kind. The offer highlights razors brushes and soaps with a focus on value for shoppers seeking grooming products. Local patrons are invited to visit the store for the advertised discounts.
Be First Recital by Claire Dietrich Tonight at Fraser Hall
The first graduating recital of the season by School of Fine Arts students happens this evening in Fraser Hall at 8 15. Claire Dietrich, assisted by Professor Carl Preyer, performs a solo recital. Dietrich is a highly regarded performer with strong audience support from previous School of Fine Arts recitals.
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Claire Dietrich
Carl Preyer
School of Fine ‘Arts
Fraser Hall
Dietrich
School of Fine Arts
Tiger-Hawk Twins Separated by Regiment Move
Rolla and Roy Laster, Tiger-Hawk twins, part of a regiment sent east. Roy remains in serious condition in hospital after recent illness, while Rolla visited Lawrence with his company but stays hospitalized until fit for discharge anticipated this week. Their mother, Mrs. Asa Laster, accompanies Rolla at Camp Doniphan.
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Rolla
Roy Laster
Roy
Lawrence
Asa Laster
Camp Doniphan
Governors Day program at Baker University described
The Baker University inauguration week features Governor Capper and ex Governor Stubbs as honored guests with addresses by H A DePauw University’s vice president, Denver’s Chancellor H Buehtel, and Carleton’s president Cowling. The schedule includes a May 14 academic procession, commencement on May 15, and a Bishop’s lecture.
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Peery Pets Cyati- McCa Wether
Ieee Tebriiate Atniversary
Baker
Teesernor Hoeh
Stubbs
Wee
Capper
Adardee An “College
Vic
William A.ouagle
Cepeegnermi
Lynn Harold Mouse
Boh
Giarre
Wielk
Phas
Mark
Mie Woc
Markham
Clas
Kansas
Conservatory of Music
I Vw Socieries
Cigss
Wetorneen
Clergy Members Named In Ottawa Brethren Group
Rev Frank Jennings leads a church and Rev Prink Chareh serves alongside him in the Ottawa brethren group. The text references pastors connected to Lawrence i and gaculnetes of the same stlegee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence i
Frank Jennings Aniist i Chureh
Prink « Chareh
Brethit Alnouini
Ottawa
Uni
A. E. Soons Recalled From Early Plains Service
The article recalls A. E. Soons who later made old rope tea at the next venture. In his early days he worked on the plains along the northern and southern territories. He served as a scout during the Sioux War and has vivid memories of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Soons
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City Drug Store
Midland
Lumbago
Ty Musterole
Baldwin News
St Has Bees
Baker University
Baldwins
Atrs
J. H. Carnahan
Rena Wilcox Whitlow
U. S
Gem Theater
Rome
Nero
Y.M. CC. A
Elmdale
Kans
R. E. Dowman
Otawa
Josh Billings
Sloan's. Liniment
Sloan
Clyde Hall
Bernard McAdow
Edwin Johnson
Harold Liggett
IS. B. Lucas
Wright
Kathleen Clinton
Missy Fhoebe Bailey
Gwendolyne Klyne
J. M. ‘Nabb
Sarah Shirk
Sally Puckett
Oklahoma City
Phola
Kulp
DeSoto
Clyde Stewart
Alfred Winters
Henry Chapman
Railroad
Doctor Morey
Morey
Doctor Webster
Mirriam Baird
Ikansas City
Missouri
Tri Delta House
D. J. Short
Gertrude Hazen
Wig
EB. Ross
W. W. Shockey
Murry
Claire Casad
Eula Compton
Fort Scott
Casad
Alex Trotter
Camp Funston
Trotter
E. Barnard
Manhattan
Henry Bruner
Krozier
Big Horn Springs
Beard
Driggs
Holliday
Cap Doniphan
Frank Driggs
Wilbur Holliday
Ngineers
W. A. Anderson
Raymond
Tlorence Green
Eda Allis
Phi Ma
Miss Green Hved
Harvey’ Hase
George Boland
Miss .Sharpe
Glenn Patterson
Entalergy
Fletcher
Pfs
Alre
Liberty Bends
Porta of
National Insurance
Ose Spa
Nes
Ainst Kaiser
Singe
L&ok
Fn Eeok
Arthur Neefessor
Corm- Une
Stek
Uty
Keisus
Semione
Esata
Professor Nee
Mustenl Servicek
Ain
Bechet
Re College
Chims
Fatio
Taerence &Co
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Tih Lawrenes
Vikan
Evans Durg
Hess “Drug Store
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