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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1916
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Head's Sarsaparilla as a year round remedy to purify and enrich the blood, restore digestive vigor, and treat loss of appetite in spring. It claims improving vitality and overall health, urging readers to buy from their druggist for spring and beyond.
On Sunday afternoon June 35 delegates from Indianapolis and central Indiana will meet at Vomlingeat hall for the mags meeting. The collegiate oratorical contest is set for Monday afternoon June 26 with a rally of youth organizations. Roundtable discussions and a Tuesday morning program will feature delegates from Canada discussing prohibition.
Community events and social visitations dominate the page, with the Six Comers Communice planning a Friday gathering on April 2 at Sleakley’s. Numerous local residents attend dances, family visits, and church or school related activities, including arrivals, departures, and cordial invitations.
Futrelly of this city attacks an Atchison Democrat as using party assets for private gain in the senatorial defeat. He says Orr was not defeated by merit alone and accuses others of political manipulation while urging the Democratic party to focus on its stated interests rather than personal scores.
Columbus April 18 leaders and volunteers from youth groups and organizations gather for the National Anti Saloon League convention to chart prohibition campaign plans. Noted speakers include Dr Howard A Russell Bishop Luther Wilson Daniel A Poling Rev J S Shoe maker John A Willacy and Governor Moses Alexander among others.
An old printed page fragment mixes an advertisement for Bell-Ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion with a jagged local notice. It mentions prices, druggists, and a variety of names and places, plus family and social notes blurred by the OCR. The readable portion centers on the Bell-Ans pitch and scattered household references.
Fragmented text describes social visits and meetings with numerous personal names, dates, and places, including references to relatives, travel, and gatherings. Many names and details are garbled, but the piece reads as a series of daytime rounds of visits, telephone calls, and small community activities on unnamed weekdays.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century health column touts hot water and phosphate tonics to purify stomach, liver, kidneys and bile, claim clearer skin, relief from headaches and bad breath. It references a weeklong internal cleanse with mineral waters and lists names and local chatter about visitors and neighbors interwoven with the wellness advice.
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