Fragmented Delaware River era page fragment with scattered names and events
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and institutions from universities and journals, mentioning journalists, professors, and speakers. It references a forthcoming convention, media figures, and several names such as Fred New, Scott, Cheney, Williams, and others, with stray notes on journalism and public services. It ends with a testimonial about kidney health products and remedies, including mentions of Yilet Kidney Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aysiios
Jenayatisn
Mersily
Oll Kamsas
Amuvle Therpe
University
Nhe
Piers
Ibrep
Lvenegal Veyg
Taneling
Dinger Table
Servien
Tanklin Uithows
New York Yen
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia University
Feo
Ais
Wes News
Wesehier
Fred Newthwn Scott
de Michielin
ME Cheney
Spire
William Williams
of Aussonei
Pieris Tadiand
Jurnalisin Leaghers
Algys
University of Texsass Fe Wycot
Mines
Alfen
Oregon
Washington
Towell
Iontaett
Brower
Ohaber
Myas
Ohio
TM Kirkwaad
Minnesota
Revival notices and community updates in Washington Creek
The column lists local arrivals and illnesses, church events, and social visits in Washington Creek. Names include Clayton Montgomery, Rev. Montgomery and son, Mr. Watts, Mr. Sawyer, and Mrs. Sawyer. It notes a death, a fire incident, and upcoming services at Yale. Community members plan visits, entertain guests, and attend revival meetings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Daortines
Key
Blo Montrnnery
Kansas City
Stow Wilson
Filig
Toklawas
Lene
Yal
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Recalled
A grandmother used a simple Sage Tea and Sulphur mix to darken hair, restore color, and reduce dandruff. An old-time recipe sold by Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound was claimed to darken evenly and refresh dull, gray strands with regular use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Tegdy
Dawntown
Revival Meetings and Community Notes Across Lone Star Area
Local residents attend revival meetings and social gatherings while Noral residents report illnesses and family travel. Names include Hazel Jones Etta Lex Bessie Boyd Willis Dunn Clayton Wilson and many neighbors from Lone Star and Lawrence sharing visits, church events, and funeral attendance in Kansas City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Jones
Ettalex
Columbia
Spe
Eilis Tanne
Eilis Bond
Bessie Boyd
Willis Dunn
Rivet Williams
Montgomery
Clayton
Kansas City
Lawrence
Clayton Wilsad
Kansas
W. O. Flory
Ein Gardener
California
Laure Hylstrom
Laura Pox
Lone State
Howard Longaneeker
Ign
Ball
Lindell
Clayton Wilson
Hugo Schieilhorny
Longa Mieeker
Hox
Jane Star
Wutter
Boyd
Montsomery
Tu Lawrence
al -Aix
Valley Claigiel
Roger Wi Iama
Tharsday
Sind
Jaiwrenen
Marvin Bond
Mas. Ellis Fond
de Nelson
Lone Star
Qonte
Fine Mint
Jen White
Valley Chayiel
Nicholi
Thomé
Thome
Lawrence Ust
Theiog
Roger
Williams
Robert Wilson
Hugo Sehellhorn
Lee
Gray
Side Louisa
Valley
John Gray
Flory
Lowsi
Daha Dima
Mas W. J. Banning
Abe
Jolie Banks
Banks
Anthar
Frank
Linnea Holstram
Yarnell school event and community notes from February
Mae Yarnold and Mrs. Waller hosted a Sunday gathering with Grandia Hidinser while Lawrence Mosday and others planned a visit to the Josiah Lacin home Monday evening. Local residents report a week of visitors, illnesses, and a key supper program at Yarnell school with planned Washington's Birthday celebration and box sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Duird
Criss
Arnold
Szhoal
Mondex
Asis
Toli Damin
Charlie Zeck
Mes
Lontee
Gress
Mae
Alol Waller
Grandia Hidinser
Wilfkable
Itu
Lawrence Mosday
Varin & Ryestli Sili
Jake
Will Thdingerry
Ue Johsthio Lacin
Severanen
Gyurae Anderson
Honic
Don c
Eugene
Tlayin
Topeka
Ruth Erickson
Lawrence Avith
Edward Zreh
Crandon Bidinger
James” Brass
Yarnell_school
Neusewright
Washington
Sunk
Lester Chyitgayll
Garsis
Craies Maresdig
Chauite Weliesady
Hatic Purvis
Flemingsburg
Kyene
Nmousiny
Li R. Sinyder
Anne
Ben Mat Nimond
al High Vraigie
Frank White
Jms
Bell Brothers
Charlie Parvis
Baldwin
Leslie Floshwena
Mi Yakio
Charles Brown
Takdwin
George Williama
George
Willis
Rahamaly Tuckers
BE. ScYukle’s. L
Srydee
Maurice Foster
Irene
Elle Tee Spen
Willow Wing
Wred Portis
Me Dillman
Ie Purvis
Frank
Sisited
Sendaly-ifternaan
eWilli Anak
Mindy
Yicesak
L. i Suyitor
Pink White
How Long Will He Stay Well After Illness
Lawrence shows signs of ongoing afflictions as neighbors question duration of recovery. Testimony from Mrs. A D Lowery cites lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Deans Kidney Pills, with claim of sustained health improvement beyond four years. Mention of Mrs Reynolds recovering from a stroke during a Rice Pa visit follows, reflecting varied health news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Doran
A.D. ‘Lowery
Arkansas
St. Lawrence
Dean
Lowery
Reynolds
William Reynolds
Soggy Hopewell community notes a busy social week
Local residents report visits and relocations across Hopewell and nearby towns. Families such as the Chyitgalls, Purviss, and Williamses held gatherings. farms were updated, and several neighbors moved or hosted kin. A county convention drew attendees despite poor roads. many townsfolk noted improvements hoped for in wages and local life.
Fat-Boosting Pill Claims To Build Muscle Weight
An untidy ad or notice extols a “Sargal” tablet as a powerful assimilative aiding weight gain. It promises six potent ingredients to increase blood power and muscle, claiming three to five pounds weekly for thin men or women, despite ordinary eating. The piece mocks conventional meals and criticizes “fat-making” foods as ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Ounte
Kicp
Stary-Tlin
Liis
Hess
Tate
Wiman
Lawrence Proclamation and Local Election Notices 1916
Lawrence Kansas issues election proclamation for March 1916 primary and bond referendum to fund water utility purchase. Announces polling places by ward with precinct details and hours from 7 to 9 a.m. Public sale notices follow for district court actions including real estate sheriff sale in Douglas County Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
e-Liawrence Daily
Fonewal World
Febery Wi
Ofice
Lawrence
Kansas
Lyne
Canmussioner of Finance
Sajid
Telecka
Indiana St
Warren Qna Wirt
Vermont
Mays. St
Miss. St. 3Rd
Mays. St. 4Th
Henry St
Locust St
A. O. AV. Hall
F. T. Brooks
City Clark
Otank
Lawrence.i Daily Jourrnal World
Lawrence Water Company
State of
Lawrence Company
Eerste
Wiler
Tioelock A
Tocack P
Contier Wwarren Sal
Miss
St. 3Rd
Mass. St. Sta
Mass
St -4Th Ward
E.steary St
Tath
Lo St
District Court of Douglas Fgi Sas
Wo Fartier
District Court
Douglas County
Lav. d.Cummings
Doulas
Kallisks
Trontelock
Lawennee
Douglis County
Denzins
Lanwrence
Douglas
Kangas
Felia “ Laserence - Wwah “Corporation
Hlassachusett Street
CIIY
Lawrenc
Asta Benekt
Taawrence
Uae
Nanian
Ania
Mrui
Cleelion
Lewtien
Sunil
Francisuq
Broptes
Distriat
Las
Sarah E
Risty
Plait
Bown- Jogenh
Newell
Rebecca FE. Uiendry
WC. Barnes
Raige
Meridan
Ecree
Osis
FR. Wilson
Plaintiiff
Ithe District Court
Donahie County
Asarrirag
Tanie
Atdaon
Piaddeus
Yirtine
Marion
Douglas- Coun
jDougins Enunts
Douglas County Court House
T.awrene
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. J. Francis
Zenpath
Ith
Kas
T. Barker & Som
Washington Creek
BW Lavin
Johanna Lavin
Margaret
Alex
Jim Murphy
Walter Martin Fray
Emporia
An Murphy
Jas
Busch
Dr. Kerrig
Yarnold
Hopewell
From
Judes
WB. Brown
Graphic Arts Club
Coates House
Suyor
Laverence Daily Journal-World
NOTIE
Lawrence Daily Journal
Paschal
Natiten
Tickansonslohn
Henrietta H
Wiiterd
Margana
Witterd
Tarnstein
Auliss
Namine
Qourt
von Ve
Teyte City
Dura
Nak
He - Inayer
Aisrein
Lawrener
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