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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1919

Page

7

Watermelon Vines and Fairy Visits in the Garden

A playful tale follows Dolly meeting a fairy in a pink vest who explains giant watermelons and pumpkins loom over a small garden fence. The fairy details the greed and space needs of the Watermelon Vine family, their speedy growth, and relates to Cinderella’s pumpkin coach while clarifying why such plants thrive only in large, warm spaces.

Tyou Dolly Abe Arden Daly Georgia Pat

Threshers Remembered in Independence Social Notices

Independence society items record Lula Penée aiding Mrs Baker in threshers meals on Tuesday and Wednesday with Ray Price and family, Jordon, Jardon, and Davis relatives attending. Neighbors and families host, visit, and help cook for threshers. Miss Genevieve Water undergoes operation recovery noted. several outings and travels to Kansas City and Ottawa. Reports list gatherings at Baker, Lederer, Sutton, and Gales homes. illness, fishing trips, and a funeral telegram from Guthrie.

Lula Penée Genevieve Edie Seedeane Lary Hurrell O. M Réd Willie Barkley Davis Bert Sutton Clyde Lederer 2 Bessie Lederer Mitsati Kate Alice Ray Toth Baldwin Baker McKinney feshing _ outfit M. Jordon L. C. Baker Charles Stevenmarles Mathey Hindman Earl McPhecters Freeman Thompson Frank Sutton Vida Lucile Roy “Clary Sarah Cine Elbert Tuttle Julia Johnson O’brien Lawrence James Gales Bert Hall Nellie Hall Cox Arizona James Gale Anna Curtis George Curtis Ezra Barnhart Edgar Jardon Porteous M. J. Jardon Harris Murray Ceritropolis Helen Robi. Murray Charles Stevens Mary Metter Nelle Grace Baker Ottawa White Katherine Kansas City Louie Fred Barkley Gerald Hobson George Joe Murray Perry Barkley Marais Des Cygnes George Neyland John Barkhold Dockie Sutton Agricola Paul Johanning Ed Stoneking Mattie Stoneking Roy Clay O. M. Hind

Tanlac credited with rapid recovery in local patient

An Aberdeen man reports gaining fifteen pounds after starting Tanlac five years of poor health and indigestion. He describes relief from stomach pain, gas, and insomnia, regaining strength and weight, and now endorses Tanlac as capable of matching its claims. Sold by local drug outlets in Lawrence and nearby towns.

M. Lay Trax Salesone North “State Ltd Aberdeen Miller Pepe x Taniac Ian Lawrence Round Corner Drug Co City Drug Store Eudora H. A. White Big Springs Lecompton A. E. Wilson

Sunday Socials and Visits Round Lawrence Church

White Mr and Mrs James Norris spent last Sunday in Lawrence with Norris sister and Mrs Ray McNamara. Juanita spent Thursday evening with Ed McNamara and Opal Bushey. Bushey's Sunday school class held a pie social in the White school yard with many attendees. Others called at homes across town including the Morans, King family, and Eberwein relatives.

James Norris Lawrence Mr. Norris Ray McNamara Juanita Ed McNamara Opal Bushey Methodist Church White School Carl i Hilda Mae Alberta Pine Thelma Bell Lucille Wilbur John Moran Denman North Lawrence Viola Olive King

Castoria the Signator and odd facts from era

The adjutant or maraobut a stork native to India is described as swallowing rabbits or cats. The bird stands about five feet tall with a wingspan near fifteen feet. Tanlac is advertised as available at McCulloch's Drug Store. Herat Afghanistan has suffered repeated destruction and rebuilding. An Ashanti tree is claimed to produce a vegetable butter that stays fresh year round despite heat.

India Ashanti

Famo Hair Remedy Praised In Early Detroit Ad

An early Detroit advertisement touts FAMO as a cure for seborrhea and dandruff, claiming it cleans the scalp, slows graying, and stimulates hair growth. It markets two bottle sizes, promises refunds, and lists city drug stores as outlets with Fame Co. as the manufacturer.

Detroit Dandry The Fame Co

Glee Club Quartet schedules next weeks tour in Oskaloosa

Baldwin reports the Glee Club Quartet Messrs John Francis Glenn Mc Daniels Howard Saunders and Sage Kirkpatrick planned routes for the coming weeks and will appear in Oskaloosa Wednesday evening. The piece comes amid a successful summer for the group. A ministers reception preceded the Summer School for Rural Pastors with about 100 pastors expected from Iowa Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Kansas Nebraska. District superintendents from numerous Swedish Norwegian German and Danish conferences held a meeting. Faculty members Dr Ely Dr Warner and Dr Frank Wade Smith attended as special music was performed by a mixed quartet with solos by Miss Mary Jane Sanders and Mr Will Richards. Mrs E J Cragoe announced the birth of a baby girl.

Glee Club Oskaloosa Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma West German Lincoln South German Ark St. Louis Lexington Ely Warner Frank Wade Smith

City Drug Store Claims Coolest Place In Town

Amid blistering heat residents seek relief and the City Drug Store pitches itself as the coolest store in town offering refreshing options and welcome shade from the sun.

City Drug Store

Lawrence man buys wheat land in Sherman county

C M Fisher, one of the Lawrence men observing Northwest Kansas wheat lands, purchased a fine half section of wheat land in Sherman county this week. The Lovejoy Land Company facilitated the deal. City

Wheat C. M. Fisher Lawrence Kansas Sherman County Lovejoy Land Company

Big Rattler scalp taken to Lawrence by Hamilton

Andrew Hamilton said yesterday he brought the scalp of a giant rattlesnake killed on his farm to Lawrence. The trophy includes fourteen rattles and the button, and he says the snake has no further use.

Andrew Hamiton Lawrence

Arctic Circle Finds No Thunder or Lightning

A stark note reports that the Arctic region experiences no thunder or lightning events. Researchers emphasize the extreme calm and cold conditions prevailing across the circle, shaping unique weather patterns and atmospheric behavior.

Arctic Circle

Skeeter Skoot keeps skeeters away sales at McCulloch's

A brief note states Skeeter Skoot is sold only at McCulloch's, advertising a mosquito repellent product. No additional details provided.

McCulloch’s

Cost to run German Emperor’s palaces before empire collapse

Before Germany’s empire fell, maintaining the twenty four royal palaces and related dwellings cost upwards of 4.5 million dollars annually. The figure reflects the scale of royal upkeep and state expenditure tied to the imperial household.

Salutations and attire through history and a bishop’s anniversary

A reflection notes that some African tribes crack fingers as salutation and tribes show friendship by standing back to back. It recalls stockings entering use in the eleventh century and feet swathed in bandages before then. The Rt. Rev. M. J. Curley of St Augustine celebrates the fifth anniversary of his consecration today.

M. J. Curley St. Augustine, Fla

Coffin Shops Highlight Finest Retail In Chinese Cities

In many Chinese cities the premier shops are those dedicated to coffins. The trend marks a niche market where craftsmanship and cultural practices shape local commerce, reflecting rituals surrounding death and mourning.

Nose tip vaccination practice in pre 1874 Japan

Historical note records that before 1874 Japanese medical practice vaccinated at the tip of the nose. The statement reflects traditional methods prior to standardization of inoculation sites.

Pilgrims Reach Mecca Surpass Hundred This Year

The annual Hajj count, led by six standout pilgrims, reflects a surge with more than 100 participants joining the journey to Mecca this season.

Mecca

Holland House Doors Stir Marriage and Death Traditions

Old Dutch houses in Holland feature a door that remains closed except on two occasions a marriage or a death in the family. The tradition marks important family milestones with a rare, ceremonial opening of the door.

Holland

Safes Proved Their Value in Chicago Fire

In the great fire of October 8 to 11, 1871, eighteen national banks were destroyed yet safes kept books and papers intact. When opened, debts could be recovered and banks suffered no losses on that ground.

Chicago

Uncle Eben Courts Hatchet Call in Hardware Store Jest

Uncle Eben jokes about avoiding reconciliation as long as people keep ducking into the hardware store and returning with more cutlery. The colorful quip turns on stubborn feuds and everyday shop humor.

Uncle Eben

Despondent Women and Pinkham's Compound Ad

A writer argues women are naturally despondent but low mood stems from a bodily imbalance. The ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring tone, strength, and a normal health condition by addressing nervousness backache headaches sleeplessness and despondency.

Lydia E. Pinkham

The Chief Object and Enduring Worth of Labor

A quotation from Edwin H. Chapin urging the cultivation of a superior, perfect end that outlasts power and art. The goal is work that survives change and endures beyond thrones and monuments, living on in immortality through lasting achievement.

Edwin H. Chapin

Chief Executives Censured in Early U.S. History

The article notes Congress censured Andrew Jackson in June 1834 for removing roughly ten million dollars in government deposits in September of the prior year and censured John Tyler in 1843. Tyler, elected as a Whig, opposed the party’s policies despite party designation.

Congress Andrew Jackson United States John Tyler Tyler

Cynicism Misread as Wisdom Misleads the Resolve

The text warns that resentment and doubt are often mistaken for worldwise wisdom and cautions that such cynicism hardens the soul. It argues that knowing humanity’s flaws does not equal true insight and urges a broader study for a hopeful, balanced understanding.

They Are Always There in the Human Heart Chords

A reflective line attributes universal chords to the human heart, struck by chance and remaining mute to the most ardent appeals, until a casual touch finally elicits a response, as echoed in a Dickensian-esque sentiment.

Dickens

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