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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
3
Miss Adelia Dean and Edwin Riggs wed yesterday at the bride’s home 1938 Kentucky with Rev. Bleck officiating. Post ceremony luncheon followed. couple to Kansas City then El Dorado home. Bride wore white kumsi kumsa and narcissus bouquet.
The division of Women's Clubs holds a Lawrence conference Tuesday through Thursday to transact business and plan state federation meetings. Delegates stay with University faculty families, attend a luncheon Wednesday, and a Lindley home reception Wednesday evening. The KU band opens its season December 8 in Fraser Hall with soloist Rena Lazelle and a program including Le Card, Macbeth for Scars, The Charmer, Paraphrase, and Bohemian Girl selections.
Federal warrant charges Oliver, an air brake inspector, with complicity in the August 18 mail robbery near St. Louis that stole 835,000 in cash from a Missouri Pacific train. Unitarian Ladies Bazaar to be held December 17. Nyal's Husky’s throat medicine and Rankin's Drug Store advertisements appear in the page tease.
Personal Miss Olive Constant spent the day at Linwood. W. E. Monk went to Perrin Missouri on business today. Teddy Lander hunted at Lake View. Mrs. C. W. McKeen spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Alberta Harris visits Kansas City for the weekend. Winifred Moore shopped in Kansas City. Inez Hutching traveled to Topeka for the weekend. Mrs. W. C. Summers at Lake View clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cox of Topeka in Lawrence this morning. Mrs. X. Jay Kennedy and son George spent the day in Kansas City. Raymond Martin weekend with friends in Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. James H. P. Walker to Kansas City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Thiele to spend the weekend in Kansas City. Mrs. Lee Anderson arrived from Ottawa for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wise leave to spend winter at Lake Worth Florida. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Royston go to Kansas City for the weekend. Mrs. Edith Moore leaves for Rockland after visiting her mother Susie Eulali. Miss Marie Woodruff leaves for a brief visit with sister Opal Woodruff in Kansas City. Miss Mary Ott returns to Kansas City after visiting sisters Anna and Edith Ott. Mayor and Mrs. George L. Kreeck will spend the weekend in...
Topeka hosts include Mr and Mrs J H Lee with guests Miss Mildred Green visiting Ottawa for a sister’s day. Mrs S E Thomas departs for two months in St Joseph MO with her brother A J Powell and Emily. Mrs T E Griffith returns to Kansas City after a visit. Several attending the Jessie McCarter and Charles Baker wedding in Lawrence.
The note lists Wiedemann's specials with Raspberry and Vanilla ice cream served in the Brick. It also mentions Raspberry Vanilla Chocolate Brownbreash and Strawberry available in the alk and references Green Gage Ice.
Aluminum Roasters and a range of cutlery including butcher knives bread knives paring knives pie plates and cake pans are featured at JAEDICKES offering practical kitchen gear for home cooks and professional use.
A Cleveland friend advised Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and liver trouble causing bloating and heart strain. After four months of use, the husband appears rejuvenated and friends note his improved health. The remedy is said to remove catarrhal mucus from the digestive tract and ease related ailments. One dose proves, money refunded. Available at Round Corner Drug Store and other druggists.
Ad copy for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming chronic catarrh results from impure blood and poor digestion. It argues purification via Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills prevents or relieves the condition, touting 100 doses per bottle and economic value.
Bland ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild cleanse for blood and bowels, replacing calomel with a vegetable formula mixed in olive oil. Claims include elimination of dark taste, bad breath, constipation, and pimply skin, urging nightly use for two weeks with 10c or 30c price.
Grandin Missouri resident Mrs Susa Brooks reports relief from stomach and liver trouble after using Thedford s Black Draught. She began with a larger dose then tapered, noting improved bowels, eased stomach pains, bile cleansing and renewed energy. The ad urges readers with morning fatigue and coated tongue to try the liver medicine from a druggist.
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