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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
4
The town launches multiple fund drives for Boy Scout and Public Health nursing, a new city equipment fund, a Presley hospital grant, and an $8,000 Red Cross drive. Also proposed are Weekand Park development and a Chamber by law update, with leaders stressing public welfare and civic unity.
The discussion favors a general taxation system over special taxes arguing it treats rich and poor more evenly, discourages hiding wealth, supports business expansion, and resists political fears about votes while urging tax reforms to boost national production and growth.
An advisory claims regular meat eaters strain kidneys by forming uric acid that overworks filters. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush kidneys and reduce nausea, pain, and fatigue, asserting lithia-water improves kidney function and cleanses the blood.
An old advertisement voice extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children with a fruity taste and clear dosing directions. The piece blends nostalgia with consumer guidance amid a broader, fragmented text about research, coal shortages, and a Nebraska federation milestone.
A generic health ad notes Pape’s Diapepsin relieves indigestion by neutralizing stomach acidity. It promises quick relief from gas sour stomach and heartburn after meals when digestion is unsettled, with tactile claims of instant comfort.
An overview describes Mexico's geography from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific, noting Monterrey as a railway hub and mining centers at Zacatecas and San Luis Potosí. It cites agricultural zones, mineral wealth including silver, copper, and petroleum, and industry such as smelting and cotton milling. It covers government form, Venustiano Carranza's rise in 1914, U.S. recognition in 1915, Catholic dominance with toleration for all sects, and a brief note on railways and population. It also lists today's notable anniversaries and events from 1718 to 1917 with various figures.
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium and Fiorello La Guardia are listed among celebrants, with each entry noting birthplace and age. Other names include Henry Moeller, Henry Underwood, Filen Kev, Simeon D. Fess, and Simeon P. Green, reflecting a page of birthday notices. The list references figures tied to Cincinnati and New York City, plus a Swedish writer and feminist, all marked as turning or having turned the stated ages today.
An eighty three year old man in Michigan claims relief from piles through a long set of internal methods and home remedies. He cites experience with various scans, herbs, and diets, noting improved health and renewed energy after trying different approaches. The account describes a public interest in traditional remedies and the man’s persistence over years.
Forecaster cautions for the next seven to ten days with rain snow and cold spells. Community events include a Fro en Brien meeting at Blue V school and local families visiting relatives in Nebraska.
The report notes daily events in the war with mentions of Bel France and Luxemburg. It says the stalemate between the Allies and Central Powers ended as negotiations began in Treves for a prolonation of hostilities.
A Lima resident, J. Klinker, touts Number Ten Blood Purifier as restoring health after rheumatism catarrh and stomach troubles. He claims improvements in weight and general strength, citing medical texts and a local druggist from Evansville, Indiana, as backers of the remedy.
Mr Will Preese spent Sunday with Fred Cowles. a meeting was held with Mrs I Howard and others present. A tuneh was served and about $9 was raised. Mrs Cooper and others visited that afternoon. Community planning includes Christmas event and singing at the federation meeting.
The official White House state entertainments program outlines a dinner with cabinet members tonight. The text mentions Cincinnati and a birthday, but several words are garbled in the OCR, leaving the core event and attendee group unclear.
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