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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
4
Mrs Viola Finical of Wagon-Buch reports relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during her Change of Life. She describes symptoms such as hot flashes dizziness ear noises and heart palpitations and credits the remedy with carrying her safely through the crisis.
Hutchinson hosts the first unit of the Military Sisterhood of Kansas, formed to support families of soldiers. Mrs. Charles J. Martin presides. the group aims to promote patriotism, assist enlisting families, relieve home worries, aid veterans’ return, and secure employment for Kansas service members.
The piece notes the shift to sleeveless gowns selling for about $2 with some gowns at $1.50. It highlights the sleeveless effect as very stylish and describes common details such as a sleeve frill or a short cap at the shoulder.
An advertisement extols Freezone as a painless corn and callus remedy with drops that instantly relieve soreness and loosen the growths. It promises quick dryness and non irritation of surrounding skin, urging readers to keep a small bottle handy at home. The nearby columns then shift to a lengthy community notes section detailing social visits, local events, Red Cross meetings, and various residents’ activities across Lawrence area.
Villa Eden and James Ane Gerson visited Linwood while Brock and daughter Miss Reta visited the Tornaden home. Numerous calls, visits, and visits to Lawrence, Topeka, and Kansas City referenced. Wheat binders rattling as harvest begins. several local families welcomed new births and hosted gatherings. A lightning strike damaged a farm residence formerly owned by George Davis. scale of other visits, travel, and entertainment noted.
Dr Edwards rector of the Beloit Episcopal church gave the Fourth of July oration yesterday. He is described as a clear thinker and a capable orator. The note mentions local merchants and physicians and references Castoria for Infants and Children with the signature of Chas Decker of Weaver's.
Gavin of the metropolitan scene claims the championship and looms as America’s greatest foe on the links as Miss Stirling, Atlanta’s champion, faces the threat. Gavin has won the metropolitan championship in New York and impressed critics with exceptional golf.
A Kansas reader Elder endorses Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and its non alcohol tonic made from roots and herbs. Testimonials from Mrs Margaret M Budwin and Mrs C C Hines cite relief from stomach trouble constipation and health restoration. The ads urge obtaining the liquid or tablet form from a druggist and claim the formula contains only natural ingredients with no narcotics.
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