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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
3
Mr Robert H Norrie of East Oakland California reports kidney and bladder trouble resolved after two months on Perana. His wife, weakened and tire easily, recovered with Perana as well. Both express gratitude and offer their unsolicited endorsement.
Letters from Ira Heaney of Fairfield and C Hallock of Antwerp praise Perina for curing catarrh. Mrs Allis Hallock reports her daughter recovered after three bottles. Advertisers claim Perina treats head catarrh and related symptoms, manufactured by Veruns Drug MI Colundruas Ohio.
Local notices list Christian Science services at Hirst Church with Sunday school at 10 15 and readings daily in the afternoon. United Presbyterian announces Sabbath school at 10 am and sermon at 11 am with evening service. Ministers' Alliance meets monthly. Unitarian offers preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Wednesday class. First Methodist reports multiple services, communion, Sunday school, and youth activities. German M. E. school session noted. All welcome.
A collection of upcoming church activities across several congregations with pastor names, service times, topics, and events. Includes Warren Street Baptist, St James A M E, Corner Kentucky and Quincy, Plymouth Congregational, Union Mission, First Baptist, and Second Presbyterian, listing dates, sermon subjects, Sunday school, Bible studies, prayer meetings, and special events.
Christmas shoppers swarm Lawrence stores as toy departments overflow and purchases mount. Parents browse in the mornings while children cluster around dolloysphonographs and mechanical toys. Merchants praise early buying and note packages piled high for holiday gifting.
The county Horticultural Society will hold its December meeting at the courthouse next Saturday the 4th at 2 p.m. A full attendance is desired as officers are to be elected and membership renewed. B. F. Smith, jp, 2 President.
Wear Side circle members at Mrs. Sherry's home discussed Woman's Position in Germany Past and Present, The Invention of Printing, and The Education of Katherine May Frick. Twelve members contributed items. refreshments followed, next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. R. Smith.
The Quivers club gathered with Mrs. Stone this week and eleven members attended. Frances Stuart delivered a talk on John Ruskin, detailing his life, family ties, religious views, essays, and humanitarian aims. Her presentation engaged the audience with questions and lively discussion.
Bold ad touts Backlen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for pimples skin eruptions boils sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands and piles. Claims it softens and velvety skin and glorifies the face. Available for 25 cents at C. P. Barber & Son.
An 8 parrot with green plumage drew bidders at a Brooklyn sale in Bocorum Place. The bird clucked emotional phrases, caused amusement, and finally sold amid lively auction chatter as onlookers laughed and a man bought it for a new owner.
An old advertisement promotes Pape's Diuretic for kidney and urinary disorders claiming rapid relief. It touts cleansing and healing effects on kidneys and glands, cites Dr. or pharmacist endorsements, and urges readers to obtain the fifty cent treatment from druggists worldwide. Also notes unrelated clothing ads and a stockholders meeting notice from Watkins National Bank with date and time.
The December Atlantic presents letters from Japan, essays on religion and individuality, fiction, and poetry including Mrs. Wharton, with coverage of General Morris Sehaft’s Battle of the Wilderness and multiple literary items. McClure's Magazine seeks to recruit local subscribers in Lawrence with a profitable, capital-free opportunity.
Mr Reynolds moved his family into the O'Brien house while his us appears plastered. Stock shipped to Kansas City Wednesday. Ed Randall held a sale. The Thimble club served lunch. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Durk last Thursday. Rain helps wheat but may spoil roads. Sloan and Hughes of Wellsville were here Tuesday. Mrs W S King gave a Thanksgiving dinner. Mr and Mrs Hl spent Thanksgiving in Edgerton. Sherman Randell sold four male teams for 1080 to Gallager of Lawrence. Presbyterian bazar planned for Friday. The new bridge west of town progresses. Mr and Mrs Cutter visit John Walton and wife Saturday evening. Revival at Presbyterian church starts next Sunday. Methodist meetings close tomorrow night. Mrs Lindstrom has two visitors.
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