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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
2
The Medical Society of Dedalay County signals support for a Presbyterian church driven project to build a five story hospital through charitable subscriptions. Dr. Ju and committee members discuss funding targets and the need for a facility serving general medical needs with drawings by Oliver Hogg of Kansas City.
The article notes the removal of a mayoral statue from Town Hall and its transfer to a municipal museum. It discusses Czech residents gaining political influence, pushing for Czech schools, and a movement preserving Austrian nationality while supporting racial segregation. The piece reflects local tensions over heritage, national identity, and education.
An old adtorial fragment touts external rubs as a remedy for rheumatism, dismissing internal treatment as unnecessary in most cases. The jumbled text hints at product claims and marketing language from a vintage health advertisement.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Gastori for infants and children with long usage history. Mentions features and warnings but text is garbled. No clear dates or organizations.
A damaged dispatch notes a belated consulate gathering in Denver with discussions on policies and arrangements. It lists speakers including Hogin, Bette denny Lee PY, and W. D. Vance amid noted delays and planned meetings at venues in Thpeba and Wichita.
A fragmentary report details five months of nursing association activity in Lawrence. Nurses made 1725 visits. 81 patients were cared for, with costs averaging fifty five cents per visit. Some visits were paid by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, others by patients or charity, including 25 tuberculosis cases. The piece highlights state TB control efforts and sanitary improvements as key to reducing contagion, with Nurses visiting policyholders and nonpaying cases. It notes regional health concerns and lists several Kansas cities as benchmarks for health outcomes.
An old advertisement touts Wigard five pleasant pink pills claimed to ease sore throat chest cold and congestion. It promises quick relief overnight and a 30 cent return guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to try the remedy for various pains and symptoms.
Fragmentary OCR describes Mustarine ending a chill and a chest sensation labeled pleurisy in a night sleep tale. It mentions headache, bronchitis and heart concerns, with garbled phrases about substances and substitutions, reflecting a health column niche.
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