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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1924
Page
7
A fragment from a domestic drama shows Robert Sail and Mary in a ruined flat after a difficult separation. Evans arrives to console and request news, while Mary reveals heartbreak and refuses further connection. A distant wedding ring and escaped belongings underscore loss and unresolved affection.
A tense scene shows Evans discovering an address on a label reading Mrs. Nigel Bretherton, The Red Grange, Selmonshire as he and companions move a parcel to a van. Miss Varney edits a quiet country room preparing for a guest and reflecting on Nigel’s death and the young woman’s feelings.
Baldwin community calendar records visits by Mrs. Evans and family in Topeka and Springfield Mass. Judge Marshall attends church conference. many local figures travel to Kansas City for meetings and events. Containing Society items, campus activities, and a charity prize reading contest at Centenary Hall with Betty Wheeler winning first.
The Eudora grade school pupils staged The Crystal Queen operetta at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening under Miss Lynn music supervisor. Several local residents and visitors attended events including Br. Fred M. Bailey of Kansas City and Rev. and Mrs. E. K. Terrence. The piece showcased a lively program as the community gathered for the school’s annual arts event.
The Old Home Town column notes the birth of Helen Patricia on April 18, 1924 in Shermad, Texas. Mrs J D Adams and Miss Fay Lepper attend a Rebekahs convention in Kansas City. Carpe Diem club met with Mrs Lillian Gallagher hosting. Edna Sommers present. Clara Maastifter winner of a proverb game. Easter theme activities, refreshments, and next meeting invited by Mrs Anita Stadler.
Willow Springs closed Friday April 18 after a program and basket dinner. Attendance was lighter due to district events. Mr. and Mrs. My Sanders were in Lawrence Saturday. Ed Sanders hosted neighbors and friends for an egg and wienie roast Saturday evening with many attendees.
Berlin April 21 Dr Marie Munk first woman to pass Prussia's juridical examination has been called to the ministry of justice as a scientific co operator. At the request of the union of German women's clubs she prepared a report with suggestions on changes in divorce laws and parental rights in the event of children.
The ad touts Freezone as a painless corn cure that instantly stops pain when applied to the aching corn. It claims the corn lifts off with fingers and requires only a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents, removing hard or soft corns and calluses between toes without soreness or irritation.
An advertisement promotes Em érald Oil as a remedy for varicose veins swollen glands goitre and wens. It urges readers to visit a live druggist to obtain the original two ounce bottle and apply the oil as directed with a money back guarantee if swelling does not lessen.
An advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as delivering instant tingling heat within minutes to relieve rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, back ache, stiff neck, and chest soreness. It emphasizes the product’s concentrated heat and cautions buyers to obtain the genuine Rowles name on each package.
An old health blurb urges drinking water and Salts to flush kidneys and bladder. It claims four ounces of Salts daily before breakfast can curb acids, prevent discomfort, and reduce nightly urination. It promotes Jal Salts from grape and lemon acids with lithia as a remedy for sluggish kidneys. It also urges regular medical kidney exams.
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