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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
9
In the British Medical Journal Doctor Auld reports a chill and fever like malaria after administering a platinum compound. As fever subsides the patient improves markedly. The treatment is noted to help pleurisy and sluggish localized infections with low fever.
A compact reflection on how self-control and gentleness enable success, while cross-grained ungentleness blocks progress. It cites Samuel Smiles’s view that patient equanimity helps many overcome personal difficulties and achieve their aims.
The first organized interior African exploration began with Mungo Park who sailed for the Dark Continent about 1233 years ago. He returned after two years seven months, having mapped a substantial yet frontier region while failing to locate the Niger River source.
The Rochester Herald notes rule 411441 that if two people must swap seats in a canoe run to shore. One occupant should exit onto land while the canoe is stabilized to prevent capsizing or loss of balance. Safety emphasis targets both passengers and paddler.
Miss Mabel Reynolds of Perry visited relatives including Misses Millie and Eva Snapp, and Miss Nellie Abbot improving from diphtheria. Numerous calls and visits occur among the Snapps, Vall es, Adairs, Canaries, and Smiths. Several visitors from Lawrence and Leavenworth noted.
Watkins National Bank lists for sale United States Certificates of Indebtedness Series IV A dated June 25 1918 payable October 24 1918 at 4 12 percent interest with denominations of 500 dollars and above.
Frank Johns drives a new Dodge and jokes about dodging in contrast to his Lizzie. Neighborhoods report class parties at W. W. Holyfield and Mrs Henry Schaake's homes, farewell for Charlie Schaake before camp, and various visits between families in Lawrence and St. Louis.
AP market report from Kansas City covers cash wheat prices No 1 red and No 2 hard, corn and oats bids, hay values for timothy, prairie, and alfalfa, and hog and pork prices with receipts data. Note mentions Mrs. Charlie Warnick visiting Kansas City.
In a Japanese household a theft prompts all servants to write a shared word with the same brush, revealing the conscience in the ideographs. The ideograph test is a muscular, undivided effort aimed at exposing guilt, seen as more time consuming than boiling-water ordeals once used.
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