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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1918
Page
4
Harvest guidance advises light clothing, broad brimmed hats, linen or duck trousers, and avoiding tight shirts. Use cold water and proper hydration, but avoid ice water. apply zinc oxide or safedine for sunburn and treat blisters by puncturing with a sterilized needle if needed.
Federal employment service announces a mobile force of harvest workers to meet farm labor shortages. Workers begin daily next month to harvest winter wheat in Oklahoma then move to Kansas and the Northwest, aiding western wheat crops and border areas.
Fragmented OCR text reports an injury described as a functional condition affecting the back and side. The line is incomplete and sources lack clear names, dates, or events to identify a person or organization involved.
A fragment notes McNish's aerated distilled water lauded as purity itself. The text references tests and comparisons, mentioning speed and short distances in an unclear scene.
William Demeritt and many others from Lawrence visited Belvoir area on Friday and Thursday evenings. Local residents including Mr and Mrs James, Miss Margaret Cummings, Mr Charley, and Mr Murphy called on friends and relatives. Several families from Clinton traveled to Lawrence to visit kin, with neighbors noting social calls and attendance at gatherings throughout the week.
Fraklin community notes an all day Mothers Day and Fathers Day program at the Franklin schoolhouse with songs recitations and a duet. Attendees included Mrs Roy Lawrence Marian and families from Independence Kansas as well as local residents attending church and visiting relatives.
Willow Springs and nearby Ottawa residents are noted visiting relatives and attending events. The column lists numerous family gatherings, hospital calls, trips to Leavenworth and Topeka, graduations, and social visits involving the Forth, Enslow, Albright, Sutter, and Driscoll families, with weather and Red Cross notes sprinkled throughout.
The Brackett Pleasant Hook Club met with Mrs. E 3 Eastman on May 29 for Mrs Levettes as intended due to the illness of Mrs Levettes mother Mrs Ewing. Reig reports slight improvement. Piper entertained at dimmer Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kaiser and Mr and Mrs George Wise bidding farewell to son-in-law George Wise who left Camp Logan Colorado.
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