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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1916
Page
6
Fragmented OCR describes artifacts and relics illustrating colonial and revolutionary eras. It mentions Lawrence, Phillips family, Cantingat Anus, and Vevolationaes era items as part of a display on Washington's time.
An advertised stomach aid, Papen’s Diapepsin, claims fast relief from indigestion, sour belching, gas, and upset stomach. The ad urges readers to buy a fifty cent box and use three scoops to end misery, promoting its use for comfort after meals.
The board approved the appointment of Peter Anpelhinourio as instructor in romance at Stuntis High School. Avery Olney, a graduate student at the University, underwent an operation at Swedish Hospital in Kansas City. Avery Ahhes is the son of AE Olney, principal at the Lawrence High School.
McLouth Kansas hosts Liachenie visitors My Hy Gyenade and Mr Cross at a pie supper event with local residents including Charlie Varady and Mrs Wallen Duuiels. Attendance was light. Lawrence trips noted for Ches Smith and others.
A fragmentary Lone Star item list notes Mr. Almrles Rt. Corbits returning from a visit to W3 aphasia County during a period of sickness. It mentions Reeves and others, plus Mrs. Tow and Mrs. J UT Fly valle mentioning health, visits by Lenn and Kather, and Dr. Nelson as attending physician. The Lone Star Orchestra held a practice. Roy Flory traveled to Laveenes, with roads described as poor. Several locals, including Frank Tlodgis and Mes. Hodges, are referenced amid a flurry of brief social notes and greetings.
The Neai Treatment acts as an anti poison for toxins, removing them from the system. It creates a healing for w eases the body and overcomes the disease. For information call Near Institute at No North Ninth Street St. Louis MO. Thyme Dil Gee near Institute to Principal Cities.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement touts a California Fly Syrup product for children claiming quick relief from stomach ailments. It warns against counterfeit versions and urges parents to buy the genuine remedy directly from the California Fly Syrup Company.
A mixed local fragment lists names and brief mentions of visits and illnesses. Items reference Mrs Tuttle, Clark Vonguecker sick, O B Bindell adding to the Long Statehouse, Mrs A Lo Childs at the A Duttle home, Miss Karma Noider visiting Mrs OV Lindel, Perryman staying over weekend, and social gatherings at Mrs Fox’s home. Also includes an ad like Mother Grify’s Sweet Powders for children and a crying child line.
Miss Troya Jaridon visited Mrs Walter Junki of Baldwin Saturday. Several locals attended meals and visits Sunday and during the weekend. The weather and roads slowed travel but attendance remained fair with multiple families hosting gatherings and meals.
Fragmentary notes reference a testimonial letter to Kilmer & Co from Morell T Gribeln Notary Public. Mentions Swamp Root and claims about health benefits. Includes ad-like language and contact prompts, with scattered names and locations.
A jumble of names and visits as residents report travels, illnesses, and social calls. Mrs Emery and Mrs Griffith host gatherings while Miss Barkley plans a return home next week. Family health improves gradually amid community upkeep and weekday visits across town.
An old note describes a nasal preparation claimed to open clogged nostrils and ease congestion. It promises rapid healing without burning, coughing, or night trouble, suggesting immediate relief from catarrh symptoms.
Local paper lists Castoria advertisement for infants and children, noting over 30 years of use. Social column records visits, family events, and neighbors in Baldwin, Norwood, and nearby towns with names like Mrs. Robert Oswald, Mr. and Mrs. Javidon, Miss Vineda, and Ernest Bruthgker, along with various church and community gatherings through Tuesday.
Mary Walle visited W.H. Hornberger this afternoon with Mya Col yer in attendance.
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Pepsin Syrup as a remedy for stomach issues. It urges readers to buy a bottle from the local druggist and keep it in the house, promising quick relief and a trial bottle offer. The message credits W. J Caldwell and gives a street reference.
A fragmented local page records neighbors socializing and daily routines on a Sunday. Mentions skating, family visits, and a birth announcement noting an eleven pound baby born February 17 to Metsker and spouse, with several names and places scattered throughout the text.
An early 20th century page features a bold claim for Catarrh Cure by F Cheney & Co with a $100 reward for cures, followed by scattered local notices about meetings, bakery promotions, and a lengthy legal notice in Douglas County Kansas. The document mixes advertisements with a court filing announcing a real estate action and summons to defendants, detailing property in Douglas County and required responses by March.
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