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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1917
Page
3
Baldwin baseball players depart Sunday for a trip to Wichita to face Friends and Fairmount, then on to Winfield for games with Southwestern. Stuckey, recently healed from a shoulder injury, and Grove will pitch. travel notes indicate small-town war impact on schedules.
Mrs L N Burnham of 295 South St Jamaica NY says she suffered headaches backache dizziness and irregular menses for two years. After taking the compound three times daily she recovered and keeps a bottle at home. She invites others to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for information.
Minne apolis Symphony Orchestra with six soloists will give the sizzling concert of the University Concert Course. Doors for the afternoon concert close promptly at 12 60.
The article lists programs with biographical material and translations, announcing free services. Soloists Warren Proctor Royit Caetani and Marie Vaisey from Chicago New York are new to Lawrence audiences. The orchestra will rehearse at Robinson Gym before the Hyst concert.
Postal authorities warn shippers that soft fruits require strong packaging and careful labeling to prevent crushing and damage. Parcels must be wrapped securely and inspected for safe transmission, with items marked Perable and not shipped in sacks with other cargo. The notice offers a limited time promotion and ends April 20th.
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The Lawrence group held roll call and opened with America. Mrs. Deay chaired while Mrs. Holmes was named vice president and Mrs. Pumroy secretary with Bertha Pardee as organist. After noon the gathering included fancy work and refreshments hosted by Mrs. Russell Deay. auction ads followed.
A Mr. Simpson suffers hours of itching and white pimples on his head. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with clearing his skin after two large boxes of Ointment and two bars of Soap. A free sample offer from Cuticura, Boston, is noted.
Dreaming of someone's absence signals mixed outcomes. A reunion or strengthened ties may occur, or news you’d rather avoid could arrive. Readings emphasize emotional shifts and possible reconciliation or unwanted revelations ahead.
A fragmented note argues character as the core of education and home life, praising simple goodness and thoughtful conduct. It mentions a Maxwell Car price hike of 30 dollars effective May 1st, and notes broader labor and material cost increases with other advances expected.
Mr Clarke Bouldin has returned from a months stay in Sedalia Missouri. ee Brick. C. Friend. Mrs W Cockins will leave tomorrow for California. Miss Frances Jones will leave tomorrow for Boulder Colorado to spend the weekend at the Pi Beta Phi house. Gertrude Shepherd went to City this morning. Ask Laptel for Hag Sale Catalogue. Phones 42.
A note on the secretary bird feared by snakes in South Africa. The bird hunts and devours snakes, capable of tackling reptiles twice its size.
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