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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
8
Mountain region conservationists and officials announce deer hunting season details and open zones. The notice lists start dates in September for central areas and October for the southern zone, with restrictions on rifle use and permit conditions.
A proposed midwinter school in Jerusalem aims to train clergy teachers and Bible workers. Dr Harte notes it as a temple of fire for peace and world unity, with a program around Bible lands and Christian workers in the Holy City. The campaign seeks support from humane groups and lawmakers against cruel fur practices.
A wide public drive presses for constitutional reform on half the nation in Washington with calls to revise the electoral college long succession of proposals in the Senate and House. Aimed at removing deadlocks and clarifying succession the plans would alter ratification methods and term dates while a new amendment addresses presidential selection in vacancy scenarios.
Fragmented OCR text shows doctors and dentists forming a cooperative wing in a multi floor structure with a third floor capacity for patients. A neighborhood project valued around 2 300 000 dollars is noted along with various local mentions of families and social events. Further lines reference names and places including Topeka and Edwardsville with scattered social notices.
A bold 10 day mail coupon offer promotes a new tube for whitening teeth by removing a viscous film that covers enamel. Claims from dentists and authorities say this film causes decay, tartar, and gum issues, and urges readers to mail in for a free trial and to ask their druggist about the product Pepsudent.
Community members and guests are listed with dates and places of visits. Names include Mel and Mrs. Georg Gerstenberger, Frank Forsythe, Mr and Mrs W R Elyse, Carl and Thelma Daeggy, Henrietta Terral, Miss Martha Maryland, and families from Lawrence, Edgerton, and Denver.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a pleasant safe remedy to take in three doses every three hours. The first dose supposedly relieves, while the second and third break up the cold. It claims no quinine or opiates and notes millions use it. Price is thirty five cents with druggists guaranteeing it.
Mrs. O W Tien of Leavenworth Kansas attests that the Vegetable Compound cured nervous exhaustion and improved health enabling continued work and vigor after taking the remedy. The ad asserts the compound helps “all these troubles” and is sold by druggists nationwide.
Auction notice for Willworth Weir attertiom with cash terms. Thomas is auctioneer and National Bank is clerk. Items include chickens, coops, moveable pens, two apartments, plow, ladders, hoes, pumps, netting, and art pieces. Located in Wont elyyet. Date Friday Febr.
Westerhouse and Avleen among Suns guests at Mrs Amos Westons event while Alice McTaisee and R Thoren attended a convent. Weekend plans include Monday social at Mr and Mrs Yale Darr home. Ad highlights Chamberlain cold remedy and Chamberlains Salve with a sales pitch on health cures and household needs.
An old time advertisement touts a DIY cough remedy using Pinex diluted in syrup or honey as a quick, cheap cure for coughs, chest colds, and throat irritation. It promises rapid, lasting relief by soothing inflamed membranes and easing phlegm, with mentions of age and domestic use.
An advertisement proclaims a prescription by James H Allen of Forbes Street banishes rheumatic pain and swelling. It promises a money back guarantee if pain returns, claims years of testing, and credits the Round Corner Diet Co and druggists for distribution.
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