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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
8
Baldwin pages record visits and illnesses, with Hartleys in Kansas City for the Southwest Lumbermen’s meeting. Numerous Baldwin residents attend events, study, and family gatherings, while injuries and illnesses are reported among townspeople and Baker College students.
A crowded community update lists visits and calls among residents including Mrs. I Schendel, Mrs. Clara Todd, Fern Martin Breithaupt, Herman Pooch, Will Maidenhour, and many Breithaupts. Neighbors mention car and truck travel, wood hauling for Grover Johnson farm, sawmill plans, and illness notes.
Blue Mound residents and Mrs Ruben Weeks and daughter Ya of Fairview spent Monday at the Arthur Weeks home. Numerous calls and visits occurred at S R Allen home and various local households. Found families shared oyster supper in Fairview, birthday celebrations noted, and several trips to Vinland and Lawrence for gatherings and errands.
A vintage ad touts Sunlite as a refined gelatine dessert with pure fruit flavors. It proclaims Sunlite as the final creation of an expert after 25 years refining the product. Lemon, raspberry, strawberry, aronse, cherry, mint flavors are highlighted as vivid and appealing.
A medicinal ad touts a cold cream preparation of Mentho Sulphur to treat itching burning and eczema. It claims rapid germ destruction and soothing effects, promising relief not matched by other products and available at drug stores.
Hugo Schellhorn and Ellis Bond visited Lone Star on Wednesday afternoon. Alta Murray attended Sunday school at Valley Chapel Sunday morning. Miss Elizabeth Dunn spent the weekend with home folks. Walter Boyd delivered Kaffir to Roger Williams Monday. Banning was in Lawrence Tuesday. Mr and ugd Schellhorn were Lawrence visitors Saturday afternoon. Mrs Robert Wilson called at the John Dunn home Wednesday. Walter Boyd was a Lawrence visitor Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Bowen and Mrs Inez Bowen were Lawrence visitors Thursday. Miss Marie Scerhorn spent weekend with home folks. Mr and Mrs Walter Boyd’s sons were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R B Whitman and daughters Margaret and Anna Mae. Mr and Mrs EB Whitman and Gilbert Pat Walter were guests. Mr and Mrs Willis Dunn were Lawrence shoppers Saturday morning. Hugo Schellhorn called at Alec Banks home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs John Dunn were Lawrence visitors Wednesday afternoon. Walter Boyd and Fred McKinney have been cutting down some Gale the Tuesday morning for Seeing Joe Burton called Schellhorn home Tuesday. Those that helped Mr Lillie UL Side celebrate her birthday Friday. Fred Meea and Mrs Charlie San Gottlieb Nieder have happy birthdays night to play team. Sea lost to we a waweenbe Was Bidiinger home my race etomaheey spent. Sada to Kansas Cin Russe Dita WAS alge from school Monday with a bad cold. Royer one family Te eval a ilele: aes the county farms. Four thousand chicks. We Although men in the Church continues to increase.
Mrs and Mrs Wan Murph hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at Kellogg with Mrs Mary Lavin and Berry. Mr and Mrs George Hank shopped in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs George Anderson visited Willie Anderson’s home Sunday. Mrs Roy Deskin and Mrs Iola Bidinger attended Elizabeth Seetin’s funeral in Renice Sunday. Travin and Maggie Renee spent Tuesday at Tom Connole’s. Katherine Bidinger stayed at Elmont this week with Frank Raab. Sam Buchheim Jr helped Frank Wallkuhle switch work. Mr and Mrs Brank Bidinger and Franklin spent Sunday at Clintons with J Gibler. Russell and Helen Deskin spent Sunday afternoon with relatives.
Dr We Caldwell of Monticello, practicing physician for four years, condemns harsh purges. He found Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a gentle laxative that promotes natural bowel regularity, even for chronically constipated patients, without sickness.
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