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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
6
A local event at Elmer Flory home drew a large crowd with a fine program and cafeteria style supper including buns pie cake and tea. Attendees included Jim Plory and Mrs George Hebner visiting from Lawrence with Iva Flory and Hallie Paterson hauling hay for Tra Flory amid rain and wind last night.
Local notes recount garden planting, potato sowing, and spring chores across Pleasant Grove. Mrs Hertzog reports flu in the Maybeil district. Easter gatherings span the Flory and Wingert families. Residents plan end-of-year school events, elect new school board officers, and note telephone line upgrades.
Thousands suffer from piles and waste time on useless treatments. Dr J S Leonhardt found a remedy called HEMROID that targets internal causes with a blood flow improving formula. It has a money back guarantee and is sold by Round Corner Drug Store for safe, lasting relief.
J called at Cy A Richard's Wednesday afternoon. W D Pontins and son of Law attended. Downee Bigsby Sunday afternoon, Martha Pratsmer spent Easter vacation with her family.
The Methodist chorus conducted by Mrs. B. P. Davis presented the cantata Easter Glory on Sunday night. Soloists and choruses featured pieces such as He Was Despised and That Holy City, with Mrs. J. W. Roberts Mrs. Vaya Mrs. Boles Mrs. Helen Walton and others performing. County Attorney Oscar P. May addressed the American Legion attendees, while the community noted local teaching hires, Mon morning egg baskets to Bethany hospital, and many town activities including shifts at Grantville and local churches.
Mary Elizabeth Beckey born September 16 1855 Greencastle Indiana died April 17 1922 at her Linwood Kansas home. She moved with her parents to Ohio then Iowa and finally near Olathe and Lawrence where she attended public schools and graduated from the University in 1877. She taught three years and married Thomas N Beckey June 10 1886, father of Earl D. Beckey. She joined the Lawrence M B Church young and later the Congregational church of Linwood. Her life was a Christian example and she died in faith and hope.
The water in Northwest Taw rénee west of 5 Indiana St and land north of Sixth St is to be cut off for several hours daily for several days. This is to lay new mains and make connections. Gey ft Wm. S. Henderson Supt. The Kodak Developing department of your store is under immediate okay.
Barker and nearby families are listed with visits and gatherings. R L Jones of Topeka and local residents, including the Gorrill and Bigsby families, hosted and visited relatives in Barker and Lawrence. The 1922 club met April 15 with 16 members, and teaching changes were noted for Nora Norris and Pleasant Valley school.
A Oregon housewife from Foster, Mrs Wat Juanee, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending backache and irregularities. She helped after fatigue and irritability, enabling her to do housework for seven in a family and regain energy. The letter endorses the product and urges others to try it.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a solution for eczema pimples blackheads blotches ringworm and other skin troubles. It promotes 35 cent bottles or one dollar extra large sizes noting the liquid antiseptic formula is easy to apply and affordable with dependable results.
An old药 advertises Musterole as a remedy for lumbago and general pains. It promotes tobacco-like pastes and mustard oil applications, promising soothing relief. The copy touts various sizes priced at 35 and 65 cents, with hospital tubes at $3.90.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a safe vegetable based tonic for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims purity and non addiction, urges purchase at drug stores in two bottle sizes, and offers a trial bottle by sending a request to the given address.
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