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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1926
Page
10
The column chronicles various residents of the area including Wahid L. Marshall in a sensational yet non-graphic note about a confession and a murder. It lists community shifts such as move backs, farm leases, and job changes, with social visits, school news, and club activities interwoven. It mentions engagements with local clubs, hospital inquiries, and travel to nearby towns as the community navigates routine life and notable incidents.
A fragrant antiseptic cream offers instant relief from nasal congestion by soothing swollen mucous membranes. Apply in nostrils to clear air passages, end snuffles and headaches, and improve breathing for cold or catarrh sufferers.
The fire department dispatched a lungmotor to Simmons hospital last night to assist the child of Mr and Mrs Art Olsen. The baby, born about 9 o clock, was reported doing nicely at the last update. Gustafsen will perform the procedure as advised.
A physician advertises a fat reduction treatment that claims rapid weight loss with no starvation diet or heavy exercise and allows payment only after reduction. The letter promises health benefits, relief from symptoms linked to overweight, and offers a free trial treatment from Dr. R. Newman at 286 Fifth Ave New York Desk.
Native Sons of Kansas and Native Daughters of Kansas meet Thursday night in Topeka on the eve of the state’s sixty fifth birthday. Frank H. McFarland former U S district attorney and ex national American Legion vice commander will deliver the after dinner address. Mrs Pearl Kinman and Mrs Lester A Heckard will speak and entertain. The organizations were formed ten years ago with local chapters across Kansas.
Mr and Mrs W M Kingery and Florence visited Wednesday with Mr and Mrs J Dillon and Lora. Ethel Sherry is sick and unable to attend school. Alda and Bernice Dillon, Alice and Cecil Johnson spent Sunday in the county record of local residents and gatherings.
Mabel and Myrtle Kingery hosted gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hodges and son Warren and Gladys Drubaker. The Hodges group joined A D Drubaker’s family, Ora Smith and Marie visited Freda Turner’s Centron home, P F Johnson and sons Frankie and Raymond joined Winkfred Beck, Pearl Fan and Emmett Adams at J S Dillon’s home, and Winifred Beek planned a plate supper and program.
A fragment mentions Friday night January 20 at a schoolhouse with Ya Brubaker spending Sunday with Alda Hoover. The text hints at starting a good idea any time, but details are sparse and context unclear.
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