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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
3
A period piece ad-like excerpt promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female health issues. It claims benefits for vigor, complexion, and vitality, notes no alcohol or habit forming drugs, and offers free, confidential letter consultations from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, NY.
An assorted ad style clipping discusses Foley medicines for indigestion cough and laxative use, claims benefits, and cites a testimonial from Mrs. F. G. Frilts. It notes an annual banquet by university pharmacy classes at the Elfridge hotel with speeches. It also advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve and an old proverb about the early worm.
Albert Noller invites readers to drop off worn clothing and shoes at 1015 Mass Street and offers bargain cast off clothing and shoes as well as suit cleaning and pressing for 18 cents. Call Bell phone T080 or visit for disposal and purchases.
A New York World feature argues cooking boosts marriages and reduces divorces, detailing the New Wifehood Guild led by Mrs. A. W. Clark with ties to Mrs. Carnegie and Mrs. Tap pan. It outlines courses in cooking and domestic care, aims to educate working-class wives, and notes funding for a school building in Tunington, plus Health and household tips from the era.
The text presents two candy recipes including Turkish delight and a sugar syrup confection. It details gelatin soaking, water amounts, heating steps, orange and lemon flavorings, walnut pieces, rolling, cooling, and dusting with sugar. It also mentions a meringue style method with egg whites, vanilla, and flavorings, describing beating and folding until thick.
A cookbook style page offers cabbage preparation tips with several dressings and serving ideas, including a boiled cabbage with a yellow egg and vinegar dressing, and a baked cabbage dish with milk butter and pepper. It also suggests table decor tips using leaves and produce, plus a sausage recipe, fruit cake, peach dumplings, and a Doeins Ointment advert for eczema relief.
The Kansas Law yer reports that a law school organ published an incomplete Supreme Court decision and syllabi, sparking controversy over whether the magazine printed decisions before their official release. Officials suggest a stenographer may have sent material thinking it was official, prompting questions about authorized publication.
Kina Levisa Knma Behrens eldest daughter of Gustav and Anna Likrous lived near Wverbrok Kansas. She moved to Albuquerque New Mexico in October and married there. She died January 11 1970 after an appendectomy and was buried January 18 in Washington Creek cemetery. She is survived by a mother three sisters a brother and many relatives and friends.
A fragmented ad style passage touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for LaGrippe coughs and claims it strengthens kidneys and lungs. It warns pneumonia risk if untreated and cites testimonials about kidney and bladder trouble. The text mixes emotional commentary with medical claims and a caution about kidney health.
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