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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
3
The passage asserts youthfulness equals vitality rather than age. It argues a strong vigorous person at 50 can live to 80, while a weak 30-year-old may not reach 60. It urges maintaining health and vigor to resist time's effects through consistent vitality.
The old stone house on Fourteenth Street across from Chancellor Strong’s home, long a relic of early Lawrence, will be remodeled into a swelling residence after years of vacancy and repeated fires. Built by Martin, finished by Edmund G. Ross, and linked to Kansas politics, the building’s transformation marks another loss of era markers alongside the nearby wind mill and North College landmark disappearance.
Berlin's Wondersteen Co. promotes a dry odorless hair remover claimed to instantly remove chin cheek and lip hairs. Sold for 1 with a money back guarantee. Ad lists City Drug Store and R R Hickson Prop as distributors in New York.
Dr. AHE Kennedy reopens his dental practice and Dr. P N Stevens relocates from the Jackson building to 735 Mass Street over A Marks Jewelry store. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 1 30 to 5. Phone 1515. Kennedy residence at 2526 White.
According to Herr Erzberger, any sum of 1206 dollars or more in Germany will incur a ten percent Capital Tax. The remark implies even critics doubt the alleged capitalist status of the issuer.
A member of the Essex district council proposed action over a nearby cottage whose draftiness was so extreme that the cracks could emit tunes from a mouth organ moved along the walls, illustrating the disregard shown by fellow councillors.
The piece argues against the view that education is unnecessary for success. It questions what a man with natural talent might have achieved if education had complemented his abilities. The author notes achievements attained despite a handicap, implying education could amplify potential rather than be a prerequisite.
Banks in the county will loan hand grenade savings banks to children under 18, issued by War Savings Society. Rules require thrift agreements, vacation savings, and stamps as required contributions. Banks issue, count, and certify summer savings, with certificates presented to teachers for credit.
A student signs a thrift agreement with a bank noting that savings earned during vacation will be kept in a hand grenade used as security for War Savings Stamps. The plan states the grenade becomes personal property when enrolled, otherwise remains bank property, with a deadline of October 1, 1919 to return it if savings are not earned. The form lists name age grade school district and address.
A mother reports her 12 year old daughter recovered after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the product clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose will convince of money refunded. Round-Corner Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
Real estate transfers listed include Elizabeth Brown to Jacob Fu Lutz for 2000 on Tenn St Lawrence. Eva L Barber heir Oliver Er pane to Ike Johnson for 350 on Olmstead Sub Division West Lawrence. Coffing to Zumbrum in Jackson County for 1 and other valuable considerations in E42 SW of Sec 30 12 19. Wm McCall to Willis Shelton for 5000 on E15 S72 SE 6 Sec 16 15 21. Ella M Cowell to R G Patterson for 4500 on Hosford's Addition lots 17 and 16 Lawrence. A separate note mentions a prosperous American woman playwrights earning over 50000 annually.
In mid July heat in Sun Ny Kansas Helen Bennett near Weater helps Mrs Sewers cook for men folks. Mrs Conner and Mrs Forsythe host a Sunday school class splinter party at the Conner home Wednesday evening. Attendees include Louise and Lawrence Freese Harold Daugherty Mildred Forsythe Goldie Wood Warner Forsythe Harold Lawrence Hazel Stowe Gert rude Julian Shirck Howard Clark Neta Forbes Edna Duncan Andrew and Francis Sowers Donald and
An old doctor’s prescription praised as the best treatment for blood poison and its symptoms from scrofulous eruptions to stomach trouble. It is promoted as Number 40 For The Blood, made by J. C. Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind., and distributed by Round Corner Drug Co.
A persuasive paragraph touts a safe pleasant method for slenderness and better health. It suggests obtaining a small box of oil or keréin from a druggist, following directions, and claims no starvation or strenuous exercise. It promises clearer mind and buoyant spirit with a thinner figure.
Richard Conner recalls an outdoor games evening and luncheon then hopeful for another class party. Mrs. Fred Shellas and Mildred Forsythe share visits with Aileen Von Gunten and family. Families from Kaw Valley to La Mar and townsfolk from Madoga, Vinland, Olathe join neighbors for dinners, card games, and Sunday gatherings. Louie Groedicher ships words from overseas and expects return soon. Community members visit, host, and exchange news amid threshing season and farm business trips.
Logan Moore Lumber Co offers semi anthracite coal with reduced smoke. Order now to ensure two full coal bins for next winter. Phone 113.
On July 28, 1838 General Zachary Taylor requested government supply floodhounds for hunting Seminole Indians in Florida. The dogs were provided.
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