Lawrence Housewives Can Capacity Canners Rise In 1919 Style
Lawrence housewives push home canning to new highs with sugar in steady supply and modern devices cutting work by half. Women stockpile strawberries raspberries blackberries and cherries, while vegetables like beans beets and peas fill cellars for winter. The era of self-sealers and Mason jars endures as families preserve fruits, with corn and tomatoes expected soon.
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Lawrence Housewives
Grandma
Lawrence
Physicians Return to Practice in Lawrence
Dr. Carl Phillips has returned from military service and resumes his medical practice at 817 Mass Street near Sol Marks. Local visits include L. H. King of Chicago, R. S. Bower and E. A. Wayman from Kansas City and St. Louis on business travels. Jimmie Hess spends a few days in Kansas City. A new toilet water Waltz Dream is sold at Mc Culloch's Drug Store.
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Carl Phillips
Mass
Sol ‘Marks
R. S. Bower
Kansas City
Lawrence
McCulloch’s
Jimmie Hess
Kansas’ City
France
Julius Marks
Mr. Marke
New York
East
Society To Kansas City and Local Outings
Local notes record trips to Kansas City Overbrook and Wichita as families and clubs plan Fourth of July activities. Students wed, relatives travel, picnics at Woodland Park, and a journal correction notes Dr Bechtel is in Lawrence. People motor to Colorado and Battle Creek. overseas service noted for Julius Marks.
Local Residents and Visitors Arrive in Town
Personal E J Carter from Chloride Arizona arrived to visit his mother Mrs F J Carter at 901 Maine. Mrs J J Smith hosts this week with house guest Mrs D Peerson of Oak Grove Missouri. Dorothea Engel left yesterday for Mackinaw Michigan to spend a month. Fred Leach left watering for a fishing trip. Willie Miss Dorothy cae mn went to as City aM.
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E. J. Carter
Chloride
Ariz
F. J. Carter
Maine
J. J. Smith
D. Peerson
Oak Grove
Dorothea. Engel
Mackinaw
Mich
Fred. Leach
Willie
Dorothy
President Wilson to land at Hoboken Tuesday
Washington July 4. President Wilson is expected to land at Hoboken at 2 30 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon.
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Washington
Wilson
Hoboken
Springfield guest joins sister to discuss local business plan
J. M. Boring of Springfield Missouri, just discharged from the army, visits sister Mrs Myrtle Bair at 805 Tennessee street. The group considers engaging in business as Western Electric fans and Lee's House Killer are noted for local distribution through McCulloch's Drug Store. An Independence Day parade in Paris will be reviewed by the French president as American troops overseas celebrate.
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J. M. Boring
Springfield
City
Myrtle Bair
Tennessee Street
Paris
French Republic
Same Dye Used For Pop Or Waist Across Fashion
Readers learn that the coal tar dye used to color soda pop is the same chemical used for hosiery tissue paper and neckties. Chemists explain the colorants in red, yellow, and orange hues appear in drinks and garments alike, linking fashion to beverage coloring. The article notes how wearers of georgette crepe waists with holiday streamers partake in a shared dye tradition.
Dye's versatility. safe for foods and fabrics praised
The dye is praised for extensive uses and claimed to be nonhazardous for internal consumption. It is admitted to enhance the drink's appeal and is suggested as safely usable as a dye for georgette crepe, soap, or tissue paper.
Wright to keynote statewide Topeka celebration for Kansas soldiers
Major General William M. Wright will be the chief speaker at a statewide Topeka ceremony today honoring Kansas soldiers returning home. The event marks a milestone in the troops’ homecoming and showcases military and civic leaders.
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William M. Wright
U.S. A
Topeka
Kansas
Glasses Fitted At Hester and Roberts Shop
Eyewear service offered with lens grinding to fix vision error. Duplicates available for replacement lenses and broken pieces saved for repair or matching.
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Hester & Roberts
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F. W. Lorry
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Lawrence Hughes
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Ottawa
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Wilkinsburg
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Lee
Red Cross
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Rational Toilet CO
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TEAL
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