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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1917
Page
6
Baldwin engages nearly four acres for an angie company to perform farm work and drill with a supervisor this summer. Crops sold will fund Red Cross donations. Local residents and visitors are noted in a long, undated recap of community life and activities.
Mr and Mrs FE B Wooten return to Leavenworth from a visit with Mrs Wooten’s parents in Leavenworth. Mrs Shelby Ballard comes back after a short visit with friends in Topeka. Several locals travel to Kansas City for events, university attendance, or family visits, including Samuel Glading’s illness and various trips by John Evans, Charles Kendall, and others.
An advertisement touts a ten cent remedy to cleanse the stomach and liver, claim to remove sour undigested food and foul matter, relieve headaches and biliousness, and supposedly purge poisons from the bowels overnight. It pledges quick morning relief and a month of regular use.
Mrs Henry Schanke and children visited Mr F Schanke family Wednesday and returned by auto. Mr and Mrs Oh C Moon visited Lone Star. April 20 a baby girl was born to Mrs Cha Gregory staying with her sister Abe Chay Moon. Charles Gregory arrived Sunday.
Ottawa notes report Mackey school will close Friday April 27 with a program to be announced later. Miss Coyne has been hired for another term at Mackey with salary raised from 69 to 76 dollars per month. Community updates mention teachers attending lectures in Leavenworth and local residents visiting, including Elmer Wise and the Savage family.
Richmond reader Mrs Lesa Wynan reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during Change of Life. The notice lists common symptoms including dizziness heat flashes nerves and calls the remedy helpful for controlling such signs and restoring health.
Oscar Seeber returned Monday from Atchison where he taught school and closed his very successful school on Friday. Several residents and visitors are listed with arrivals and departures including Mrs. C. C. Kessinger, Miss Imogene Robertson, and Miss Evile Green among others. Death notes report the passing of J. B. Allen, longtime Douglas County resident, at his farm near Lawrence after eighty five years of life.
One hundred candidates vow to renounce foreign sovereignty and take allegiance to the United States on Thursday evening during NEA convention activities in Portland Oregon. The event marks a first inclusion in NEA programming amid sessions of the Citizenship Convention. Dr Elmer from the University of Kansas will discuss the City and Rural Social Survey at the Kansas meeting.
A letter by Senator Mason praises Nuxated Iron for restoring strength and endurance after a tough campaign. Doctor Howard James and other physicians back the product, claiming organic iron improves blood and vitality.
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