Patriotic circle notes inspection and guest Browne
Vermillion Times reports on November 20 inspection of a local cirele by Rowne department president. Mrs Addie Browne of Lawrence attended meetings in Topeka and Salina, praising circle work, with plans for 1914 officers and upcoming bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jek Cirele
Rowne
Adpandt
Airs
Browne
Ingivan
Eirele
Vermillion
Addie Browne
Lawrence
Allison
New
Mountain
Yent
Lintirele
Topeka
Lookout Mountain
Bister
Tlattic
Willis
A. E. Mooney
Splendid Remedy for Dangerous Kidney Troubles
A sworn statement from J. H. Grawford of Granby Missouri testifies to severe kidney trouble and failure to benefit from a St Louis sanitarian. After trying Kilwar’s Swamp remedy the patient reports rapid improvement, with a doctor’s oath confirming truth of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Louis
J. H. Graw
Ford
Granby
Missouri
Rainly
Marcel
Sore back relief advertised in old style ad text
An archaic advertisement touts a penetrating oil claimed to cure back pain rheumatism and gout with a small bottle applied to the back. It praises Mrs. Maury Myers and mentions Livertiere circle voting and a department convention with Anna D. Dewalt as corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
Maury Myers
Saliia
Livertiere
Department
E_ Field
Cotton
Anna D. Dewalt
Coresponding Sherutary
Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Claims Wide Range of Benefits
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder issues, rheumatism, diabetes symptoms, and related ailments in men and women, with mail order availability from St. Louis. It also mentions child bladder problems and notes bold by druggists and a Kansas retreat address. A second brief note promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for sick headache and indigestion based on a testimonial from Roseville Ohio, available from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis, Mo
Draggivts
John Bishop
Roseville
Ohio
Notime
Chamberlain
Community Notes From Last Week Gather in Lawrence and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Charles Myrich and family visited Mr and Mrs Mo W Burton from Wednesday until Saturday of last week. Mrs Myrich is sister of Mrs Thirty. Mr and Mrs A A Metsker returned fine Tuesday after their stay in Toronto Kansas. Metsker’s niece Miss Luthe Metsker visited. Mr Philip Wextor would be Tawes rei Larson. Edward Johnson visiting sister Mrs George Miller at Chutun. Nick Adt purchased a new spring wagon in Lawrence last Monday. Allen Watts and Howard Lempaucker visited Jimmie Childs Sunday. Local residents practice for a Christmas program at the Lutheran Church on Christmas Eve. Jimmie Childs and Howard Lungauecker hauled wood for the school Friday. J J Hoover, county commissioner, returned Saturday evening after a week in Ol oence for county meetings. Mr and Mrs E Smith and Miss Laura Watts attended Sunday afternoon at the Air home. Brad Powell drove his cat to Lawrence Sunday then to Kansas City. Marion Chills Rin Burton and Ralph Powell helped transport items to Lawrence. Jimmie Childs went late Saturday night and Sunday home. Charles Uleieh went to Lawrence Monday. Mrs Jehle and son Walter Wen Baldwin Saturday. Jessie Musick visited Carl Alt Sunday. Otto Hack visited Aldred Tehle Sunday. Mr B F Corbitt had a serious accident Saturday slipping carrying groceries from wagon to house and broke his leg. Nick Alt butchered two hogs Monday. Miss Emma Alt stayed home Monday to help butcher. Miss Leona Musiek visited home folks Sunday.
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Philip Wextor
Tawes
Mlarson
Edward Johnson
George Miller
Chutun
Nick Adt
Wazyn
Lawrence
J. J. Hoover
Oloence
J E Smith
Laura Watts
Brad Powell
Kansas City
Philly
Marion Chills
Rin Burton
Ralph Powell
Eva
Jimmie Childs
Chartes
Uleieh
Jéhle
Walter Wene Baldwin
Jessie Musick
Carl” Alt
Otto Hack
Aldred Tehle
B. F_ Corbitt
Nick Alt
Emma Alt
Misa Leona Musiek
California Syrup of Figs advertisement and local notices
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, warning about constipation and touting its pleasant taste. The page also contains fragmented local notices about visitors, a tailor, a dentist, and Red Cross headquarters plans with donors and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Syria
Red Cross Memorial Building Plan in Washington
At the afternoon session of the Red Cross society, pledges totaling 400000 were announced from Mrs. Russell Sage, John D. Rockefeller, Mrs. F. H. Litwritman, and James A. Sergimser. The project aims to erect a memorial building in Washington to serve as a national center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Jens
Red Cross
Whitelaw Reid
Washington
Des T
Ted Cross Society
Russell Sage
Dalin D. Rockeferrer
FH. Litwritman
James A. Sergimser
Two Illinois inmates plead for pardon after 19 years
Chicago dispatch reports Charles Kurth and Thomas McNally have served nineteen years in the Illinois state prison for a 1903 crime. They maintain innocence and seek clemency. Judge Freeman doubted their guilt at trial and hinted a harsher verdict might have altered the outcome. McNally is 63, a Grand Army of the Republic member, and has drawn attention to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Kurth
Thomas McNailly
Hhr
Istanas
Henry V. Freeman
Sully
Til Ho
McNally
Grand Army of the
Fire and smoke disrupt Laughlin Mills and nearby works
Ragged OCR notes fumes and spreading fire in Laughlin Mills factory district. Mentions Foster printing establishment and ten knitting mills nearby. Fragments reference residents Mrs. Winters, Baldwin, Oliv Slenrie, Lewis Tueker, Weimer, Tucker, Sarah Daily, and H W Hemp with scattered visits and personal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin Mills
Foster
R. Winters
Baldwin
Oliv Slenrie
Lewis Tueker
Noa Weimer
Tucker Howe
Sarah Daily
H.W. Hemp
Remedy Offers Quick Cure For Blood Diseases
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a revolutionary blood remedy made from vegetable ingredients. It claims to purify blood, stop ailments like rheumatism and neuritis, and cure severe skin and systemic conditions. Free pamphlets are offered by The Swift Speculative Company in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglanney
Atlanta
Rainy Weekend Memoir Notes from Local Pages
Fragmentary lines describe a rainy Friday and Saturday events with names Kassinger Dottie Tucker and Mrs Serah-D returning to home in Lawrence. The text references home folks and Sunday activities, preserving a casual community diary tone in a historical newspaper fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kassinger
Dottie Tucker
Thanks for floral offerings and help during illness and death
A family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and the community for their cautious floral tributes and aid during the illness and passing of their beloved son and brother War We. They extend heartfelt thanks for kindness and support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oie
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Nosember
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Ife Fine
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Colyer
Charles Myrich
Ema
Tu- Peka
Mo W. Burton
Myrich
Éster
Aa. MeMetsker
Yo Weld
Toronto
Kansas
Me. Metsker
Luthe Metsker
Saluia
Selitare
Ellice
Biel Building
Wwe
Russ
Christias
Actua Accident Insurance
Hosford & Spalding
G. A. Hamman
Ear
Rose
Dick Builtitas
Dlinois
Peter Penuty
Kanth
Mather
Tagath
Enim
Leonard Wal
United States
Fem
Wood
Garrison
Mer
Garrigan
Hand & Hall
Sanetler
St. Ewans-Metcalf CO
Christman
Lawrence Photo! Studio
Mase, Su
Meat Market
Will Johns
Prop
Aden
Ola
Gatarah
Hyco
City Drug Store
It. Louis, Mo
Raymond's Drug Store
University Y. W. C. A
K. U
Fischer’s
Gustafson
Rgon Walt BeAr
Plastergon Wall Board Company
Tonawanda
N. Y
Trovillo | Lumber CO
Jorge
Tyas
Nate
Strevk, Miiteess
Atv
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American Bank Company
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