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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1916
Page
5
An eight room house with 75 feet of ground, good barn, bath, gas and electricity, furnace, cast front. Home nicely papered with a fresh exterior coat of paint. Located near the University. Asking price 2100 dollars.
Mr and Mrs Wm Schwarz and families along with Mrs Mary Jehle and family dine with Mr and Mrs Will Johanning. Miss Anna and Mary Hock of Pharr Texas visit with sister Mrs Wm Johanning Jr. Mrs Vogler and son George dine with Mrs Hack. Mrs Chas Saile and Mrs Homer Skinner of Lawrence visit Mrs I E Lutz Sunday to Wednesday. Walter Jehle loses a valuable calf to lightning last week. David Heffner and family plus Pearl Heffner Salma Jehle Albert Hornberger Floyd Heffner and Henry Johanning attend Children's Day at High Prairie. Henry Johanning and daughter Lydia dine at the Alt home. A E Metsker buys a new McCormick binder. Orchle and son Irvin visit Lawrence and return. Irvin Orchle sees Hallmark boys. Henry Hornberger and Otto Hack help W H Hornberger with hay. Philip Vogler Sr visits Alt home. Salma Jehle and Mary Vozler shop Lawrence. W H Hornberger buys a new Deering binder in Lawrence. G G Schwarz and W S Hornberger haul corn from the Alt home.
In a desolate region two travelers discover a forlorn boy who asserts the shack and its owner. A wealthy uncle ponders a dog purchase with two hundred dollars, sparking a quip about two hundred one dollar dogs. A Japanese fire aboard Ariyake bay prompts scientific exploration to solve its mysterious origin.
The article promotes alcohol as the preferred cleaner for sewing machines over kerosene. It advises using absorbent cotton with forceps to keep fingers clean and ensure quick removal of oil and dust. Alcohol leaves no residue on fabric, unlike kerosene.
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