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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1916
Page
6
The union picnic of all the colored Sunday schools in the city is set for Woodland Park Friday afternoon and evening. Plans include games, races, and amusements for all ages with a picnic supper and ice cream for both adults and children. Will Harvey leads the planning and execution.
Lawrence women suffer back pain dizziness headaches and irregular urination from weak kidneys. Advertised Dean's Kidney Pills claim quick relief with testimonials from Mrs Oscar Dolinsen and Mrs Johnson and note price 50 cents at dealers.
An old advertisement warns of various pains signaling serious illnesses and urges diagnosis. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a tonic and claims money-back guarantees. The copy cautions against weather explanations and touts reliability and substitutes avoidance.
Mildred Hallenbeck and Daisy Schoenhofer spent Sunday afternoon at Villa Eden. Miss Dollie Daniels of Shintook Ohio visited Mrs. Oliver Hill and daughter Delia for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brock called on Mrs. J. S. Siscoe east of Linwood Thursday. Mrs. Siscoe has been very ill. Mrs. Oliver Hill and daughter Di, and Miss Dollie Daniels spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. David C Teel. Jesse and Jerry Crabb were in Lawrence Monday. Mrs. William Tornaden spent Friday.
Daily life in the community centers on kin visits and farm tasks. Fred Torneden moved to filling a silo while relatives and friends trekked between Lawrence Reno Bonner Lenape Linwood and Sibley for gatherings.
The party advocates fair application of protection, scientific investigation by an expert body, and safeguarding economic independence. It calls for developing American industry and maintaining living standards as the nation faces upcoming challenges. Hughes speech outlines these principles.
A long list of visits and social events fills Pratt and nearby Lawrence area notes. Families like Pettengills, Tornadens, Davenport, Hallenbeck, and Kin dred share visits, dinners, and gatherings. Music, church social at Fall Leaf, and community club activities are highlighted amid travel between Lawrence, Linwood, and Topeka.
Welcome Mr and Mrs Sample and Mrs Leslie were guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson Sundiy. Harry Oakes arrived from Warden Saturday to spend Monday at home. Willard Walker of Kansas City visited several days this week at the
In Castle New Indiana a woman recalls severe monthly cramps from age eleven to seventeen and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and regularity. The ad notes the forty year popularity and offers confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
Local residents share visits with relatives mentioning Olive Gallagher family in Chicago Grace Preeke and J Russin visiting Wellsville Paola Kansas. Dorothy Ott sick. Ott family guests and church updates. Summer School at University of Kansas. social calls at Freese Skaggs and Terrell homes. Rev Williams hired for Union Chapel until March 1. many convalescents among community.
A fragmented text discusses perceived richness of languages with comparisons among Spanish Italian English and others. It notes a claim about a language’s musical quality and hints at national or linguistic prestige without concrete evidence or clear context.
Fragmentary verse notes fleeting pleasure and beauty. The fragment mentions roses and lost sweetness, with unclear references to person and place.
A reflection on risks and the folly of assuming certainty in life. It notes that even confident bets can fail and urges humility in forecasting outcomes.
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