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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
2
An eclectic page notes Holt Bros SDB new laundry machinery and a teeter press claim. It mentions Babee products for stomach relief and references a range of medical and household items. Also lists Miss Rebecca and Miss Eline Atlen de Graves traveling, with city hospital mentions and a Swedish hospital.
The pitch highlights Maxwell cars as low weight, high toughness, and cost efficient transport. It claims similar payloads and performance to larger models, with reduced dead weight and use of quality metals. By 1920 production reaches 100,000 units, meeting 60 percent of demand, priced at $985 f.o.b. Detroit.
An old ad fragment discusses kidney and bladder concerns in women, touting Swamp-Root and other remedies. It mentions vague symptoms like back pain and nervousness, while weaving in distorted names and promotional lines from unknown brands and figures.
Fragmentary text mentions severe pneumonia and various scrambled phrases. It includes jumbled references to people, dates, and places, with incomplete lines about a hospital, a shop, and a community scene. The readable content is too broken to determine a clear event or subject.
Death notice for Willun Bromelsick aged 49 reports funeral details at Oak Cemetery with a services plan and burial at Garnet. The text also references a nearby burial and mentions relatives and ceremonial arrangements though many phrases are garbled.
Mary’s stories mention dolls and stuffed items showcased for children. The piece describes sales of bisque dolls, baby dolls, tapestries, and a selection of Steinbeck or Steinbael style clothing items for kids and shoppers, with emphasis on bright displays and daily arrivals.
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