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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1915
Page
3
Mr and Mrs William Mullen of Northe Lawrence with daughter Mrs Fred Skinner and baby Vatline will depart tonight for Oklahoma City to make the Tamme.
A garbled OCR paragraph references skin peels and a temporary ointment site. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment implies a skin condition treated with a dissolving agent and a disinfectant. The text mentions a doctor and a procedure, with uncertain outcomes.
Thomas Lyle of Glen and Chinlotte Mer, daughter of Lawrence, announce their forthcoming wedding. The ceremony will be held at the Lule Home in Glen Ele Soelock at the Owenitis. Attendants around Topeka and nearby friends are noted.
Miss Stockwell entertained guests Bertha and Katherine Henry of Nortonville with a short program and refreshments at Woodland Park. Mothers League to meet with Mrs. Anderson. Double wedding reported for Miss Freda Gibbs and Hazel Weber, with friends from Lawrence attending. Miss Windus Mailing wed Mr. Wright Ant, couple’s future home in Topeka. Various birthday, luncheons, and line parties noted among Topeka society, with mentions of Stockton and Lawrence connections and local theater attendance. Kansas City visit noted for Mrs. Thernford.
The advertisement touts a verminidal tooth powder and a hair jam scalp treatment that claims to cleanse teeth of germs, prevent hair loss, and keep hair from falling out. It markets the product as inexpensive and easily applied, with availability at common stores or near the toilet counter.
A chaotic social page notes Miss Gladys Watséa and other chi atak members visiting, with lists of returning ladies and wedding/birth announcements. Inez Mack plans a brief Salina stay with sister Mrs Harald, while Kenneth S20 Troup announces birth of a daughter in Kansas City via Met unecol line party notes at Varsity Theatre last night featuring Tone Cues and companions.
A stream of personal mentions lists Miss Nate Caldwell and many locals visiting friends in Lawrence Topeka Ottawa and Kansas City. The notes note travel to McPherson Chanute Olathe and Clearfield with several planning short stays and professional movements at banks offices and schools.
Western Electric released its count of nine hundred eighty one lives lost among employees and friends who boarded the vessel. Judge Landis ordered the release of Steamboat Inspector Robert Jet and Cha Eekliit on their own recognizance as habeas corpus proceedings were set to be heard tomorrow.
The body of W. B. Brownell, Douglas County attorney and member of the Brownell Mul Emick firm, died in Estes Park Colorado. Funeral held at 2 pm with Rev. Deisel officiating. Douglas County Tar Association members attended in a body and will set aside memorial day next term. Interment at Oakhill Cemetery.
A Banks, a dairyman southwest of town, was arrested on a complaint by U S Milk Inspector Deem for selling adulterated milk. He was arraigned by Judge Wilson and released on bond after denying guilt. Authorities say the probe followed a milk inspector’s report and the improprieties alleged involve product quality.
Vice President Marshall faced a police stop while a car sped toward St Louis from Mountain Grove. Reportedly detained during a patrol, he later continued toward the city with his party. He spoke today at Mountain Grove before a university engagement.
We wyatt to express at Hine thanks to our nanny friends for their kindness sympathy and feral alfer ines door date bereavement the death of our beloved Tawshamel inst father Mrs C Eberhart Mrs and Mrs B McDale Big Crowds attended the opening of The New Vargily Theatre last evening The Rosey pleased ad with the repeated tonight with excellent music accompaniment The theatre is husui fifidly fitted up.
Fil Manter and Miss Manter visitKan Ci this morning. Plank and 4gifl plan a two story brick building with modern conveniences including separate apartments and dedicated basement space for utilities. Most apartments rented. nine of ten leased. Oak wood interiors set with aged tin fixtures.
Fragmentary notice suggests a project or facility will be ready when a venue opens on 1 September. Text mentions a new premise and modifications near the west end, but key details are unreadable. Entities are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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