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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1924

Page

10

Berlin shoppers face daily market riots over rationed bread

In Berlin American women shopping for home food report frequent clashes in markets and streets as traders refuse to accept old currency. Riots erupt with broken windows and injuries when dealers balk at paper marks and resist selling staples. Police intervene as unsettled conditions unsettle locals and visitors alike.

Berlin Associated Press United States Germany

Famous old home remedy for coughs Pinex recipe

An advertisement extols a homemade cough remedy using 2? ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or honey. It claims quick relief, soothing airway membranes and thinning phlegm, suitable for colds, bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and asthma. The firm guarantees satisfaction or money back.

Pinex,Co Ft. Wayne, Ind

Less Work Available in Kansas Industries as Unemployment Grows

In Topeka on January 10, Judge Crawford’s weekly labor report notes reduced industrial activity and rising unemployment in Kansas. The Morris Packing plant near Kansas City has closed, others run part time with smaller crews, and farm labor demand is light. Of 854 job seekers at seven Kansas Free Employment Bureau offices, 348 found work and 68 of 110 women secured employment. The Morris plant is not expected to reopen.

Starr Glenn Lecompton Will Brown Irene Lawrence Glenn Dora Black McLouth Vesta Slavens Ottawa C.L. Claar AA. M. Gray Hazel Grace Robert Roy Tarr Harry McCall Hoyt Don Eleryn Arlene Claar B. F Vester Robison Emil Elmer Robison Sigel W. H. Glenn Geo.l. Claar United Brethren Church Northwest Laura Hoage Topeka Faye Todhunter Dover B. F. Wizer Hoage Todhunter Madge Hill Fred Rothberger Eudora W. B George Herschel Ira Kettering H. Z. Dummer Elmer Kettering Charles Bahnmaier Glenn_church Christ Child Arlene Claur Santa Claus Mia H.Z. Brown Kan Kansas John H. Crawford Industrial Court Kansas City Morris Packing Company Armour Kansas Free Employment Bureau

Harter Rise Linked to Trade Shift as Tark Exchange

A brief note observes Harter gaining popularity while efforts to use tark as a medium of exchange for business face challenges. The item highlights shifting local attitudes toward alternative currencies and potential market impact.

Page's Cold Compound breaks cold fast

Take two tablets every three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose provides relief. The second and third doses break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Contains no queti ne or opiates. Priced thirty five cents. Druggists guarantee it.

Her Savage Blood true story prompt in true story magazine

A narrator recalls a tropical stage encounter where his new bride dances in a provocative display provoking horror and awe. The tale portrays passion and sacrifice as a dramatic love story set amid tropical imagery and public scrutiny. Read Her Savage Blood in True Story Magazine for February.

True Story Magazine

True Story Magazine Pebrancy Issue Features

A Peel back of sensational life stories headlines like A Second Hand Bride The Shadow of the Past The Stain of Scandal A Soul For Sale Mother Love She Married For Money and more. The piece argues life dramas around strangers reveal deep motives and hidden stories behind everyday faces.

True Story Magazine

True Story origins and the hope of helping others

A garbled excerpt discusses True Story magazine and its creator saying stories of mistakes can help readers. It mentions publishing mistakes of men like you and hints at eager readers seeking answers, urging use of the copy from a nearest news dealer.

Leading Clergy Endorse True Story Magazine

Rev John J Monro promotes the True Story Magazine from 3060 Cauldwell Ave NY City urging belief in its uplifting tales. Aimed at readers seeking moral guidance, the piece advocates away from fictitious doom toward hopeful narratives.

True Story Magazine Firnt John J. Monro Cauldwell Ave Rev Pakon Morningside Ave Y City

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