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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
7
Ahern column shows Mr. BIMBLE pleased with a visitor admiring his painting The Man with the Stein and indicates plans to show the work once the room is completed, amid playful mutterings about sentiment and wit in the boarding house.
Fragmented OCR text references Kansas City produce markets and Wall Street activity with mentions of utilities and bonds. It also notes a greatest musical event of the season featuring Robinson and a figure of 460. Specifics about dates, prices, or participants are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented OCR data from Chicago markets shows cattle and fat stock movement with price ranges and records. Notes mention fat cattle about 1.8 hundredweight, top weights around 150 pounds, steer loads with mixed demand and rising price signals, plus several references to fat sheep and hogs with varied quotes and futures notes from Kansas City and Chicago grain positions.
A bold claim promotes Emerald Oil as a powerful remedy for varicose veins and swollen glands. The ad urges sufferers to buy the original bottle at Round Corner drug store and apply twice daily until swelling reduces, noting hospital use and concentrated formula.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a stomach gas remedy. It claims the product relieves gas and a bloated feeling, promising a real cleanse of the bowels. The copy targets Mrs Cook and mentions past stomach troubles and nervousness.
An advertisement touts Ryde Startrite Chick Food as the best starter feed for baby chicks. It claims complete nutrition with animal and plant proteins, buttermilk components, and acidic benefits to vigor and growth. The copy assures value with a money-back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Lawrence junior high students work under teacher Ralph E Gracher to create a four page advertisement for the Fair store. Clarence Francis co John Ondle Dick Schrasser Ernest Snodgrass Glinton Young Truman Browns contribute under the guidance of Ralph E Gracher. Display windows will be decorated by Kermit Ogperman and William Whitney of the advanced art class under Miss Amy May Gillis.
Kansas State Agricultural College extension agent Dr J W Lamb expert on poultry diseases will address Kaw Valley Poultry Association in Lawrence Friday night at the Chamber of Commerce building. Meeting shifts from Thursday May 7 due to Lamb's availability. aims to educate poultrymen on disease and parasite control and prevention.
Fittsburg Kansas April 30 solo competitors in violin and piano take part in the Kansas State Teachers College sponsored interstate high school music contest. Morning results list violin winner Evin May Robinson Springfield Missouri and piano winner Leith Stevens Northeast City Missouri with other placers from Missouri and Kansas. County Board Will Meet The first regular meeting of the county commissioners for May will be held tomorrow morning at the courthouse. County employee expense bills will be allowed then.
Miss Sue Moody of 1345 Tennessee Street won a $50 prize for the best senior play in a University contest. Her winning work is titled Direct by Mail. The article notes the prize and contestant details but cuts off mid title.
An advertisement claims Phillips Milk of Magnesia soothes sore tender feet and itching caused by acid perspiration. It promises instant drying, odor control, and relief from weariness, selling 25 cent bottles through druggists.
A local drugstore ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a pleasant tasting alternative to oily liver oil. It claims thin people can gain five pounds in thirty days or fifteen pounds in five weeks, with a money back offer if results fail to materialize.
Mrs. J A Mines of Dover Ohio describes illness after childbirth with persistent side pains and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for rapid improvement after four days and three bottles. She endorses the medicine and says druggists everywhere carry it.
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