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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
3
The ad claims Tei 2 troubles vanish in seconds with a trial bottle of the genuine D. D. D. Just a few drops soothe burning skin from all summer skin irritations. It touts instant relief and protection, urging readers to trust D. D. D. for fast action. Dick Brothers in Lawrence Kansas signed as sellers.
Fragments from Independence Miss Grave Pat Daldwin and others attend gatherings at local homes including Baker and Curtis residences. Names such as Lara, Sutton, Wilson, and Leidner appear with scattered mentions of visits, meals, and social events across a busy week. Notable items reference illness, prayers, and a church hall program with missionary talks and Bible readings.
High Prairie Willow Springs convened with a crowded audience enjoying singing led by Rev. Green and Prof. Ebright. Meetings featured prayers, reflections, and announcements for future events, including a planned Sunday school picnic and next week's presiding minister Rev. Heater. The Ladies Aid and local officers were listed, while a hospital admission for a local resident ended the report.
A fragmentary schedule of Sunday services at the White Church south of Mir and other local events from Lawrence. Frequent references to families, visits, social gatherings, and small-town notices. Mentions of church ice cream social, farm chores, and postures of relatives visiting Baldwin and nearby towns.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It presents the remedy as a non quack prescription by a top physician, with testimonials offered free and limited pricing.
Scottville Michigan mother of thirteen credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lunative Wash with restored energy and relief from backache and bearing-down pains. She praises the remedies for herself and her eldest daughter reports relief from painful periods and irregularity. The letter extols Lydia Pinkham’s medicine as a trusted health friend and urges others to try it.
A vintage advertisement promotes Perspenq armpit perspiration shields and Perspiendo products. It claims no more wet shirts and irritation, urging readers to apply the wipe-on product for persistence. The copy mentions retailers and mailing details for purchase.
An obscure historical letter from Amos A Lawrence describes Standy Early History of Lawrence and Quan iell raid references. The document mixes fragmented names, dates, and places including Lawrence, Mass, and mentions figures like Donoho Sobeann and The Tortite, with scattered notes on Mrs Nurilaed and Prentis. The text reads as archival notes and commentary rather than a coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR describes a beauty item claim by Raymond o Drie Soi likely promoting hair care. The text mentions luxuriant hairs, virility, health benefits, and cosmetic effects with unclear product names and context.
Fragmentary notes indicate Roosevelt leaders considered abandoning a Western voyage amid Senate pressure and internal debate. The piece mentions Davis and Hixon in political maneuvering, with references to timely action, war era context, and possible attendance at a nearby event as the situation unfolds.
Richard Farris was arrested for trespassing, paid his fine, and was released from jail in the afternoon. The incident ended with Farris’s release and no further action reported.
A damaged Topeka paper tells of an 18 year old newsboy Bennett crippled by a lifelong condition causing inward turning of his ankles. Doctors examined his case and surgeons planned care while relatives and community figures rallied to support his recovery and future.
A dubious health note promises a pure “unlovely complexion” remedy. It touts a milky substance, a crystal-like ingredient, and a mysterious lotion to remove freckles, pimples, and wrinkles. Claims include swift skin whitening, self-application mornings and nightly washes, with a supposedly miraculous result within a week.
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