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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1924
Page
3
Berlin on Jan 14 reports declining tourist traffic due to high prices and unsettled money conditions. Travelers face red tape and limited foreign currency access as banks and agencies impose charges and honor only German rates, shrinking dollar and pound value amid a wartime style financial crisis.
Miss Minnie Hammer visited Augusta Ziesenis in Lawrence for several days. Jules Jacques returned to Eudora to resume school after a week in Shelbina with relatives. The Home State Bank officers were re-elected at the January 4 meeting: President Adolph Lotz Jr, Vice President Conrad Altenbernd, Cashier/Secretary C B Floyd. The Eudora High School faculty and students hosted Professor W H Phillips and his bride, Mrs Ellen (Miss Smith) Phillips, who were married December 28. Dr C B Johnson and Howard Deay earned first Masonry degrees with Doric lodge. Mrs B F Figenbaum and Alice Darling returned to Lawrence. Adolph Lotz and E Sheldon traveled to Kansas City. Mrs Howard Deay, Miss Marie Epperson, and Miss Jule Jacques attended an evening in Kansas City. Announcements: Miss Thomas and Jack Lewis towed Topeka. they will live in Topeka. The Metropolitan Glee Club lyceum set for January 4 at 8 PM. Mrs C B Johnson returned from Lawrence. Ladies Aid met with nine members. quilting and comfort making proceeded. Mrs Sim Snyder confined to bed with pleurisy. Mrs O Q Lomax improving. Edith Johnson and her five children moved into the Will Hare property in southeast Eudora.
A crowd collected to aid the Delegation, delivering two loads of wood and a twenty dollar purse raised by Eudora townspeople to buy provisions. Mrs. Johnson thanks the community for support after her husband died in an adjacent farm accident about a year and a half ago, leaving her to care for her family.
Carol Miller Landis Pen and Lois attend a Sunday school party at their teacher Mr Ar thur s home in North Lawrence. Multiple residents are listed with visits, illnesses, travel and social events including Miss Genevieve Herriott s relapse and comments on local businesses and officers.
Mrs William Freienmuth and daughter Alma were shopping in Kansas City last Saturday. Mrs Anna Freienmuth Harling and daughter Mary Louise departed for McAllister Oklahoma on Saturday with unspecified arrival plans.
A Springfield reader recounts a nervous breakdown and failed remedies before using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports complete cure and lasting health, urging other suffering women to try the remedy. She provides address and invitation to obtain or mail for trial bottle from Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
The American Legion Auxiliary installation elected officers led by president Jacob Freienmuth and others. Civic League notes seven members and charity baskets, clothing and toys distributed. Election renewals kept S. J. McNaughton as president and W. C. Allan in charity department head roles.
An old-fashioned drugstore advertisement promises Cascarets relieve sickness and biliousness when taken before sleep. It touts gentle relief from headaches heartburn and gas for men women and children with 10 cent boxes and larger 25 or 50 cent sixes.
Fat people fear dieting or exercise but Marmola tablets promise steady weight loss without ill effects. Sold by druggists for one dollar or by mail from Marmola Company, 4612 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Michigan.
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