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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
3
A fragmented 19th century advertisement and local notices discuss Wyeth’s Sage Tea remnant claims for restoring natural hair color and treating dandruff. The page blends product pitches with stray community notices, personal items for sale, and event mentions, including May Queen festivities and a funeral notice, all in a dense, period voice.
The May Fete annual event on the hill unfolds on the third of May as students and university groups plan the campus celebration. The Youre Women’s Christian Association and the Woman’s Student Government Association participate in the program and anticipated festivities.
Kansas delegates attended the Associated Press annual banquet at the Waldorf hotel in New York. Arthur Gapper publisher of the Topeka Capital, Frank MacLennan publisher of the Topeka Journal, and W Morgan of Beene tic state committee were present among editors and publishers from across the country. Secretary Josephus Daniels gave the address as the guest speaker.
Fragmentary OCR describes dangers of a disease and urged treatment. Warns against dangerous home remedies and promotes a heated air treatment. mentions Hermadt and Hyomed. references dangers to throat, heart, and vital organs.
Raleigh hosts a mixed gathering of editors and prominent reporters from major papers. Speakers included Charles B. Miller of the New York Times and Charles T. Grasty of the Baltimore Sun. The event highlighted cooperative journalism and the effort to maximize efficiency and reduce costs.
Fragmented ad mentions Alabaster Balm for skin care and a Chicago supplier. It also references Lord Muncaster seeking heirs in America and notes a golden wedding anniversary for a Mrs. Muncaster movement, with partial family emigrant details and celebratory mentions.
A Swift Specific Company laboratory markets a blood purifier claimed to cure blood diseases by cleansing the system. It touts mineral-free formula with a single active ingredient and offers a free book from its Atlanta medical department with advice, urging readers to obtain “a bottle for 5.50” from druggists.
Fragmentary notes describe Lord Mineaster of Mineaster Castle Cumberland facing extinction of the peerage if no unexpected claimant arises. Details recount Crimea era service, a Greek captivity, and murder rumors around the estate while American Pennington potential heirs loom. Local society items from Sunnyside note weather, clubs, and visits, with Miss Evelyn Indy of Telhatt mentioned among scattered household chatter.
A fragmented advertisement promotes Craxone as a universal remedy for back and side pains, bladder issues, dizziness, and swelling. It claims rapid, dramatic results, urges three doses daily, and promises refunds if no results. Available through drugstores, with price guaranteed.
Neighbors welcomed new residents and celebrated Evelyn Wilbur's eighteenth birthday. Plans discussed for next term including Miss Elyn Andy's hire. Walter and George Wilbur to attend a track meet in Lawrence May 3. Doris and Dorothy Brothwell took a firing trip to Kansas with Mr Dial. Mrs J Wones recovering from pneumonia. Rev Johnnie City visiting. sermon by Mrs Sam Lear and text on Sunday. Kansas real estate transfers listed for Sarah Copier and others.
Tramp Peet notes IWW corps reshaped by Harry Kemp and Bill Haywood greeting figures like Elizabeth Grey Flynn Carla Vresea and Pat Quinn Jan. The piece then pivots to an adish wall paper pitch while a quip about skeletons and mother in law decorates the fragmentary text.
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