Tonganoxie Social Roundup During Weekend Travels
Local residents including Miss Helen Habergas Neely and Miss Fay Brown spent Saturdays in Lawrence shopping. Many others traveled between Tonganoxie Lawrence Emporia Atchison and Leavenworth visiting relatives friends and attending summer school. The item ends with a question about who buys life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Haberg
Neely
Tonganoxie
Bessie Peters
Edith Woodward
Lawrence
Miss Woodward
Mrs. Richardson
Jeannette Still
Fred Springer
Abs
Still
Stella Still
O. Tiekens
Paul Younger
Fairchild
Fopeka
Needhsam
Local Social Roundup Delights Readers With Visits
A stream of visitors and family gatherings fills a Monday afternoon listing. Mrs Hemphill welcomes Abramil Hemphill of Lawrence and Mrs McAdame of Kansas City. Misses Wilson and Smith host guests. Lawrence and Franklin residents visit kin and friends across town.
Kidney Trouble Warning Promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules
An advertisement warns of swollen limbs and rheumatic pain signaling kidney issues and risks Bright's disease. It touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a worldwide standard remedy, claiming natural, quick relief and urging buyers to demand the pure original Haarlem Oil Capsules at the pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Haarlem
Foley
Community Notes From Belleview and Nearby Areas
Local residents report harvest progress with wheat and oats below expected yields. Various social events include the Welcome Sewing club meeting July 27 led by Mrs Ralph Jamison on Child Hygiene, with guests from Stony Point Miscellaneous club and others. Articles mention visits by Anna Smidt and others, garden gatherings, and upcoming meetings with Mrs A B Conner and Kaw University delegate appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Saile
George Eberhardt
Baby
Lawrence
Ralph Jamson
Ken
Pardee
Clarence Griffis
Vinland
Welcome Sewing Club
Fred Pratt
Ralph Jamison
Holecom
Lawson
Hemphill
Inez. Pratt
Stony Point
Harbor
McAdams
Ferguson
Cooper
Kardee
Robertson
Trial records reveal testimony on kidney ailment remedies
The fragmentary text shows names like Laneraner and Stith, witness statements about pain and kidney weakness, and complaints about frequent urination at night. It references a patent medicine sold by Dean's Ridges and a Buffalo drugstore, with mention of price and dealer locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witney
Wittesse
Aloe
Earporiter
Stathostrepe
Lanvernaer
Sawss
Dean
Liel Bros
Yipan
Badney Hills
Mr South
Foster Milbvirn
Buffwle
Relief in Pulmonary or Throat Troubles
Relief in pulmonary or throat troubles rests on strengthening the body with fresh air, rest, and good food. Sanitary precautions and avoiding overtaxing work help, but proper medication aids are often needed. Eckmann's Alterative has shown lasting benefit in many cases without harmful or habit forming drugs. At your druggists Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckmann
Eckman Laboratory
Palladelphia
Local residents and events noted from past week
Derson spent one afternoon last week at the Whaley home. Miss Flora Hamm spent several days this week in Ottawa. Mrs. J. H. Freese spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. Geo. Ott. Quite a number from here went to the primaries in Endora Tuesday. Nearly everyone has finished threshing. Mr. Ross Stanwix spent Thursday evening at the Frees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Smidt
Kansas City
Helen Grosdider
la Averne Siholier
Budora
Gen. Ott
Bert Daugherty
Kansas
Helen
Theresia Graschier
Marie Ott
Ladies Aid
A. B
Conner
Mary Freese
Geo. Ott
Geo. Ott, Sr
Wertha Schelluck
Conner and
Martha Peer
Carl ‘Iert Ami
William I
Eudora
Clarence Hartman
Grace Isel
Conner_hom
W. QO. Skaggs
Thora Tamim
Lawrence
Geo. Ott, Jr
Tittle Dorothy
Hiram Cantrell
Myr
Elmer Allen
Clifton
Mabel’ Wallbridge
Ma Aned
J. R.allen
Gertrude Ott
Kaw
University
Young Women’s Chriian Association
Mites Park
Colo
Alt
Warmer
Stewart
Douglas
Butchher County
Jim Shirek
Forsythey
Mia Oh Wo Freese
Alfred Andersony
Ottawa
Bred Gristenberger
Blue Mound
Kansa
Still, Jr
Senatoed
Alyainland
Dorothy Ott
Lee
Gerstenberger
Conner Homme
Ott, Sr
Marie
Jessie
Hare
Derson
Whaley Home
Flora Hamm
J. H. Freese
Endora
Ross Stanwix
The
Frees
Bob Lovette
Brackett
H. A
W. WW. Griffith
Sarah Smith
Alfred Anderson
Norwood
Elmer Irvin
Fred Cowles
Aileen Marshall
Helen Brown
Jackson
Yates
Tuttle
Pentleman
Itn Mys
Clarence Hartnvin
Ant
Chocks
Palilwin
Harvey
Claude Tandon
Akin Sundax
Rebecca
Y. Eckman
Cooper
Local Social Roundup and Death Notice Highlight Sibley Community
Sibley area residents visit and host events at various homes including Brackett Vinland Norwood and Palil. The report notes a death of Mr Jackson a longtime Bowman firm employee and neighbor. Red Cross Ball Blue ad appears at end among household notices.
Perfume Changes Under War Strains and New Bottle Trade
War pressures alter perfume distribution as French essences reach ordinary druggists in corked vials rather than ornate wagons. The cost shift is linked to the ert flagen's role in funding fragrance production. Among refined buyers, scents lose charm when presented plainly, while a salt industry emerges to collect used perfume bottles for reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faria
Aug
France
Milwaukee mother praises Culicura remedy for child skin
A Milwaukee mother recounts months of severe scalp and facial sores in her son, pinning his hands to stop itching, until she used Culicura Soap and Ointment. She reports marked improvement by day three and full healing in two weeks, with a postal offer for free samples and a 32 page skin book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Thiele
6Th St
Milwaukee
Wis
German Admiralty Estimates Allied War Losses
Berlin reports from August 2 that the German admiralty estimates Allied losses through June 30 total 49 warships and 562000 tons. British losses are 40 ships totaling 485000 tons, plus 30 Teutonic ally ships. Merchant shipping sunk by Entente totals 1303 vessels. German HQ cautions Anglo French Somme losses may reach 350000 officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Berlin
Sayville
Public Sale Notice of 1916 Chattel Mortgage Auction
On August 5, 1916 at 3 00 p m under a chattel mortgage terms and to conditions breached the Lawrence Transfer and Storage Office at No 10 East 9th Street Lawrence Kansas Douglas County will sell to highest cash bidder a library of 500 to 600 volumes and related furniture and household items including bookcases chairs rugs sewing machine dining chairs beds dressers a refrigerator and bedding as described in the mortgage signed April 10 1915 by T O Gregory and Ton F Gregory his wife Perkins Trust Company is involved in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Gregory
Ton F. Gregory
Lawrence Trans‘fer and Storage Company
East 9Th Street
City of
Lawrence
Douglas County
iKaneas
Toavit
Singer
and Perkins Trust Company
Warships to Rescue Sailors After Naval Battles
Morgenblatt proposes keeping warships with medical crews near the North Sea ports to save sailors after battles like Jutland. It urges Scandinavian governments to negotiate with Britain and Germany to adopt post engagement rescue measures and to station ships at Christianshaab, Gothenburg, and Frederikshavn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Jutland
Nort ‘Wexian
Morgenblat
Christiana
Gothenburg
Frederikshaven
London
Germans Blame Impassable Conditions for Poland Aid
German note to Washington blames impracticable British conditions on shipments to Poland for halting relief negotiations. Favorable harvests may render relief unnecessary after October 1. The note, handed to Mr. Gerard in July, rejects Britain’s offer tied to occupying army seizures of Polish products. It mentions President Wilson’s appeal to the Emperor for action in Volos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
United
Great Britain
Americas
Poland
Gerard
Vies
France
Msi
Aring Volos
Local showers ease heat wave in Kansas City area
A cloud bank cooled the city from near 100 degrees to 76 as local showers and a northeast breeze moved in. Forecasters said rains may spread across northern Missouri and northeastern Kansas, with universal downpour possible later, while sun persisted in southern Kansas, southern Missouri and northern Oklahoma. The Citizens' Committee for Food Shipments in New York questions the state department report on German children milk needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaas City
United States
Theis Momter
Missouri
Kansas
iWelac
Towa
Oklahoma
Citizens’ Committee
New York
State Department
Milk Crisis Argument Spurs Baby Welfare Appeal
A committee presents evidence that milk is essential for infants and urges the American public to act in their interest. The text emphasizes a perceived shortage and calls for support of a program to aid babies.
Government dairy tests begin in Kansas to raise cream quality
Federal and state dairy experts start a series of milk and cream tests in Topeka Herington and Abilene. Field men will visit farms inspect barns pastures feeding handling water supplies collect milk and cream samples for bacteriological analysis. Results will be shared with farmers to explain quality issues and the program runs through August with findings to be published next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Aug
Kansas
Herington
Abilene
Kansas State Agricultural College
State Tax Levy Rise Sets 1916 Rate at L.8 per 100
In Topeka August 1 the state tax commission announced a small increase of one twentieth of a mill over the 1915 levy, making the 1916 state tax levy 8 per 1000. Total taxable property statewide reached 2 2 80 706 551 and the tax will return about 3 874 419 to the state. Sedgwick County carried the highest county valuation at 118 880 920 followed by Wyandotte and Shawnee in the next positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Tax Commission
Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Adventists Report Growth in Members and Tithe
A Washington DC report from the worldwide headquarters notes increases for North America during the past year. Over five thousand members joined the church and the total tithe reached 1,838,810.20 dollars, up 67,548.11 from the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enti Adventist
Washington, D. C
Thc al
North America
Moving Club Property Reopens Quarters at Bank Building
The commercial club property is being moved today to the Merchants' Association rooms in the People's Bank Building. The two quarters, once separate after the merchants took over the club over a year ago, will be remodeled to accommodate both clubs. The note from Dano B. Childs says he is enjoying the cool northern climate and plans to return from Point Lookout Michigan to Ponti Michigan for a few days. Tunsmore Wood traveled to Kane City to join his sister Tsalicla Wand visiting her aunt in Chicago. they returned to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angul Bernandt
Neely
Paul Sanders
Charles Hinphill
Kena
Tonganoxie
Will Zimmerman
Ter Belyeh
Os Seeber
Atchison
Win
Ron
Seeber
Detroit
Walter
Kim Cook
Kansas City
Wij
Cook
Lawrence
Chimay
Rena
Mall
Lawrene
Henry Toburen
Excelsior Springs
Dugis McCoullough
Leavenworth Mendy
Blanche
Ruth John
Java
W Sowry
Hai Fincher
Wil Sii
Willy Tislereth
Ac Finch
Matt Bowman
Have
Flinabeth
Willian Phoniede
Z. Ferret
Leavenworth
Manas
Charles Houser
Mehison
Snent Ae Wookernd
Sowers
Sette Thomas
Lawrence Mandi
Fred Crenemyrr
Melbanth
Arthur Thornell
Chorge ‘Rackwell
Creil Crady
Stella Schrest
Uonney Spr
Commercial Club
Merchants’ Association
People's Bank
Merchants
Dano B. Childs
Point Lookout
Michigan
Ponti
Mich
Journal-World
Tunsmore Wood
Kane City
Tsalicla Wand
Chicago
Laawrence
Woman Given Two Days to Decide in Philadelphia Cure Letter
Mrs Thomas McGonigal of 3482 Hartville Street Philadelphia relates years of painful cramps and medical misdiagnosis before Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her symptoms. She credits the remedy with curing her condition after three bottles and allows publication of the letter to help other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E.pinkham
Thos. McGonigal
Hartville Street
Phila., Pa
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Dan Ferris
Emporia
Sumer School
Lillian Smoith
Towson Enti
Margaret Wilson
Sun
Gues Inlay
Abramil M Tsaac Hemphill
Robert
McAdame
City
Kans
Pink Pardee
Doc Francis
Gianeder
Smith
St. Louis
Pergasan
W. Sample
Walter Kennedy
WW. G. Kennedy
Belleview
Sibley
Red Cross Ball
Adv
T. Boseton
Adventists
Moving Club Property
Dielo Bros
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nseete
Prrambele Similati
Ais
We Centaur Company
Bears
Gastoria
Gainesville
R. R. No
HH. T. Straynge
Ore
Foley Kidney
Foley & Co
Sheffield Aven
Ill
Barber & Son, Lawrence
Kas
Kurlingame
Arkansas
Griffin Coal Company
Fhottes
the World Company
Innes, Bullene & Hackman Round Corner Drug Co
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