Tanlac credited with curing wide range of ailments
A Nebraska woman reports Tanlac relieved stomach trouble rheumatism and headaches plus back pain and nervous distress. She credits the treatment with avoiding surgery and restoring energy and peace of mind. The testimony notes other local use and mentions Lawrence and Baldwin merchants. Local threshing activity and social events are also sketched in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Tanjac
Nebraska
Allthas
Tanlac
Fearis
Lawrence
City Drag Store
Roek
Baldwin
T. A
Lawrence Area Notes and Social Roundup
Local visitors include Mr Floyd Duffee from Madison Wisconsin and cousin Lloyd Daffee. Activities feature the Literary Club meeting with Mrs Colman and Mrs Wear, refreshments served, and plans for future gatherings. Meanwhile farm and community notices cover progress of students, weddings, travel, and neighbors visiting Lawrence with varied social events and home updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Duffee
Elmer Brown
Kansas
Wills Grimman
M. Roll Call
Jeft
Sev
Unraneh
Colondo
Mlenday
Kanwaka Halt
Saturnight
Agace Ulricht
Lawrence
Uiulay
Arthur A Tran
Me Stullwin
Luce Swallow
Widrims Sid Ger
Christhey Schroy
Hel Worswick
Hele Bieshy
Willis Colman
Tower
Rhod BU Af Mantern
J. van Neste
M Cohan
Ian
Aobert Py
Florence Claxton
Tobacco Habit and Nicotine Cure Claim by Doctor Connus
Doctor Connus of Johns Hopkins hospital advocates quitting tobacco using Nicotol tablets. He claims thousands suffer fatal diseases but could be healthy with the simple regimen. Drug stores offer refunds if the product fails with a forthcoming notice by Dr Connus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Connus
Johns Topkins Hospital
Doctor Connor
Local Society Meeting At Mrs O A Linger Home
A gathering at Mrs. O A Linger’s residence featured songs and a prayer led by Mr. Walter and Mrs. Geo Hildenbrand. Attendees included Mrs. W Wulfkuhle, Mrs. M Walter, Miss Ethel Scheer, and others. plans made to meet with Mrs. Win. Sink. Several families and visitors were noted with various domestic activities and visits around Topeka and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S
O. A. Linger
J. F. Bidinger
Bertha
Zeeb
Ethel Seheer
Pour Gres
Bare Hyten Wolfkuhle
Ruth Gress
Russell Deskin
Win
Sin 7
Dave Waist
Hir
L. A. Nuffer
Ethel Scheer
Rey Deskin
Walter Sand
Topeka
Alex Amederson
Wall Murphy
Wakarusa
Sind
Riatt
Mies
Royal Neighbor meeting and community notes
Local residents attend the Royal Neighbor meeting led by Mrs GIs as Grace Walter visits her aunt. Families share visits across towns. Rolland Kraft, son of L B Kraft, has infantile paralysis treated in Lawrence. Several outings and visits occur, including Miss Stella Sedat’s Hometere trip to Kansas City and Mrs George Harker visiting her daughter Kate Dinsmore there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Virgil Hird
Carl Bird
California
Guydby
Murray
Haughn
Watts
Howard's
Allison
Rainier
Richard
Rhody Skinve
W. F
Lloyd Duffee
Ralph Colen Shaw
Frank Topping
Dave Willim
Dutt
Thans. Cox
Sigel
John Christy
Seaton
W Maughn
Acre
Young People's Society of Christian Poe
GA. Dews Me
Meike
WY. FL. Elkin
Stud
Merle Colman
Ruth
Willis Colman
Ralph Colman
Myers
Ack ‘Decker
Guysby
Bigsby
H. J. Kline
Eaton
Chas, Crowder
Kansas City
Sumas
Charles Wilson
Thtson
Paote
Tol
Davis Nin Neitt
Vlewner Tod John Morhart White
Geneva
Evelyn White
Witer Kluss
Frandairente
Howeek
Deli Whitelaw
Lawrence
Florence Chiston
Schutz
Arthas
Williams
Ehire
Walter KE
Cleary
Walda
DeSoto
Harald
John’ Whitelaw
Waldo Bluss
Pin White
Berry -Imily Florence “Chixton
Wisle
L. Davis
Halph
van Neste
Six Corners
Miss Vile of
Mingis
John Garret
Charles Young
Foy
Henry Shiway
Pale Davis
Cork
A. Bhiinginger
Fred
Brukman
Gis
Chester Baldwin
Grace Walter
Mtchel
Waller Rolland
L.B. Kraft
Murphy
Myde “Tally
Cl Tally
Tom Anderson
Dave Shields
Frank “Anderson
Geo, Anderson
Will Murphys
Will Hege
Gast Springs
Eugene Livin
O. A. Bidinger
Stull
Vera
Aug
Walter
Stull Satord
Tisk
Birsew
Tor
Busin
Kansas
Rena
George Harker
Kate Dinsmore
Dentists relocate and reopen office on Mass Street
Dr. A. R. Kennedy announces the reopening of his dental practice and Dr. P. N. Stevens moves his office from the Jackson building to 15 Mass Street, above A. Marks Jewelry. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 5, phone 1515. Dr. Kennedy also lists his residence at 2526 White Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Kennedy
P. N. Stevens
Jackson Building
Mass.St
A. Marks Jewelry
Dr. Kennedy
Family and Social Roundup From Kansan Gatherings
A fragmentary social column notes visits and travels among residents. Lucile McNaughton spends time in Kansas City with relatives. Katherine motorers from Kansas. changes in attendance at gatherings in Richmond and Wichita are mentioned. Frank Turner and Lacre CB announce marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenodruco
Laimning
Lucile McNaughton
Bansas
Pickens
Lairrone
Kunibpit
Weilneadny
Todd
Grouer
Rimneys
Apd
Brg
Martin
Nima Hs
Katherine
Kannan
Martin al
Myers
Richmond
Kansas
Olid
Sense
Rank Allen
Robert Fraenan
Saarriage
Frank’ Turner
Lacre
Wichita
Garnett
Turner
Anderson Ty
Frank Turner
Idates
Frank
Manhattan
V- Creever
Oklane
Barther Johns Newland
Rucheater
Minn
Mirs
Bulleok
Kansas City
Nell Thoiler
Rom Frankfort
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by Mary Caligure
Mrs Mary Caligure of Herkimer New York says Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound cured six years of female disorders enabling her to have a four month old baby She urges other women to try the remedy and write for advice from E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Lass
Kansas grain dealers face hurdles from new tracing rules
Topeka notes dampened wheat hopes as state dealers grapple with federal tracing rules. Secretary BE J Smiley of the State Grain Dealers Association cites lowered yield estimates from 190 million to 150 million bushels and describes testing delays for moisture and dockage. He plans further meetings with dealers in the northwest and emphasizes the regulatory burden on lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Wheat Belt
BE. J. Smiley
State Grain Dealers’ Association
Smiley
Mer Smiley
Wanted His Privilege Big Boy Haircut Dilemma
A boy resents a haircut that makes him look like a big boy. His mother explains the change, and at bedtime he laments the loss of his previous look insisting the baby boys go to bed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Wort
Teannideon
The Chief Object Quote by Edwin H Chapin
A concise extract urges pursuing a superior end that outlasts earthly power and art. It champions laboring to create a work that survives thrones and monuments fading to ashes and endures as a beacon amid future human achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Chapin
Margaret confronts missing litter motif at family dinner
Margaret notes no litter at their house as she jokes at the dinner table. The text mentions Annie Sutton, Jennie Sutton, and John Hill of Olathe traveling to Lawrence to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lane on a Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Cecil
Annie Sutton
Jennie Sutton
John Hill
Olathe
Lawrence
A. J. Lane
One Good Sign From a Smile
A fourth grade teacher keeps a smile on her face as she greets her class. Jack, now in the fifth grade, notes the cheerful demeanor signals her approval of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
A Fool's Paradise. Ohio State Journal Commentary
A concise note from the Ohio State Journal criticizes a fool's paradise where everyone has an office yet nothing meaningful to do, a sharp social or political jab on bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Gee-Whiz Remedies for Uric Acid and Kidney Pain
An ad warns that uric acid causes foot and back pain and urges readers to take Anuric to cleanse kidneys. It touts Dr. Pierce's advice, recommends hot water before meals, and offers a trial package for ten cents from the Buffalo hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Pierce Ten Conta
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Waldo Crowder
No Bberwein
France
Ae Ricks
Pat
Ra Aerts
Clarence Stephens
VW. ML
Fort i Texas
Sergeant Stephens
Colorado Springs
Atchizun Stephens
Charlie
Taerrachaml
Cskte
Meren Dicker
Daugher Margarite
Misara Altha Githrie
Rive Himsinger
Opal McNamara
Lois Laptad
Lee Pultz
Goy- Plane
Vernipa King
McNamara
Heek
Satundey Might
Bonday
Grace Kokeer
Anna Charlie Tenemere
Mead
Stephens
North Lawrence
Prown
McNish
Franklin
Mel
PH White
Aly
Myra
Hewert
Lawrehnes
Chesme
Orville
Dioi
Riu
M Hatten
Avivo Aivet
Varnold
Bigheart Station
Oklahoma
Ios
Bigheart
Selec
Pereral
Kansas Natur
India
Tonganoxie
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. C. Hamilton
Dicker
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