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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1916
Page
3
The meeting discussed fruit ripening and canning practices, highlighting bee pollination and figs grapes and pears. Speakers noted careful care for vines and birds, with emphasis on soil health and fruit quality to benefit home use and small yields.
An article notes dietary tips for a ninety first birthday focusing on eating lighter foods to ease digestion. It mentions cutting heavy meats starches and pastries and promotes Shredded Wheat biscuits as nutritious for work or play.
A period notice documents real estate transfers including warrants, heirs, and mortgages among town notables. The record names Millard, Lawrence, Townes, and Gombry with details of parcels, dates, and heirs in North Lawrence and surrounding districts. It also mentions portraits in a hall featuring Cardinal Wolsey, William Shakespeare, and Defoe, with notes on their lineage and the butcher guild origins in Ipswich and Stratford.
Local readers learn Vap-O-Rub salve as an external treatment for colds and croup. Claims say the vapor release from the salve delivers medication directly to affected areas while skin absorption eases chest tightness. Advert says safe for children, with three package sizes and a free eye wrapper offer from Vick Chemical Company Greensboro NC.
W M Corry reports on a New York end reunion event attended by Kansas University alumni, including Rev. Corry and others. The gathering at the Marie Antoinette in The Green Row discussed the transcontinental telephone project, with notes on speakers, weather, and travel plans across the nation.
The final Friday meetings drew large crowds and good attendance. Superintendent Hawley urged ongoing support for rural schools and planning for future years. Community members discussed building needs and the future of local education.
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