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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
9
Ohio State Journal reflects on how many hours daily are spent listening to patients and voices asking not to disturb workers, noting the distraction of telephone time and contemplating efficient use of work hours.
A businessman's wife suffered sharp eye pains and redness for years until Lavoptik eye wash, marketed by The Round Corner Drug Co, offered a dramatic improvement after a single bottle. Aluminum eye cup, free with purchase.
The Merry Maid Sunday school class organized a King Herald society with officers led by President Hilda Koehler and others including Mae Jones, Marie Gibson, Ruth Brown, Mildred Day, Alice McTaggart, Kathryn Howard, Ruth Schafstall, and Ruth Brown. They plan monthly meetings and shared news of local visits and recent graduation diplomas at Lawrence.
Local lumber company Logan Moore Lumber Co advertises coal for sale. Contact via phone number 113 for orders and delivery details.
Carlos Evans of Kansas City visited with his parents, and Victor Haag of Leavenworth spent the day on business. Numerous residents and guests are noted leaving for Detroit Boston New York Lawrence Topeka and Milwaukee for visits or extended stays with relatives or on business.
A local listing notes talcum powders including Jonteel Mavis Djerkiss and Dream Waltz are available at McCulloch's drug store on Main Street.
Mrs Sam Hall, longtime Oakridge and Bismarck Red Cross member, died last Friday morning in Frise. Funeral services were held Sunday at Centenary Methodist church in Lawrence with Rev G H Woestemeyer officiating. She leaves husband Samuel Hall a son Milton two brothers and two sisters. Burial at Oak Hill. Red Cross members from Oakridge and Bismarck plan a meeting Thursday after school.
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