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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
6
A sermon outline on obedience to God centered on Abraham's faith and the teachings of Jesus. It stresses that true obedience arises from love not fear, and contrasts it with empty profession and false prophets. Key references include Gen 12, John 14, Matt 7, and related verses.
In these days of upheaval and chaos people ask what is wrong with the world. It needs God and the religion of Jesus Christ lived practically in men. We see such men of the gospel and need many more like them in every church and across the land.
This brief quotation urges divine assistance to foster cheerfulness and a joyful view of blessings. It calls for a steady, perpetual contentment and an optimistic view of life grounded in spiritual gratitude. A contemplative exhortation on attitude and gratitude.
Fragmentary line reads Precious to us O Lord is the death of thy saints which makes us heirs and wealth beyond measure. John Austin.
Spokane residents Abilene Texas Rockville Conn Oakland Cal and Dover Street women testify Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured female ailments restored health and offered relief during Change of Life. Claims highlight roots and herbs as the remedy's curative properties for women's illnesses.
Mrs Stover of Fidorado Oklahoma will attend Laker University commencement exercises. Mrs George Tilley will move to Kansas City for a position. he will visit later. The YWCA and YMCA held their annual all college sing with a prayer service on A Ray of Light led by Dr Hargett. Corder and Guy Weakley visited Zeta Chi. Street oiling petitions due by June 10. contact city clerk Mrs Hall to keep streets dust free this summer.
An article extols refined cocoanut oil as a superior shampoo option over harsh soaps. It describes making a rich lather with water and a small amount of the oil, cleansing both hair and scalp while leaving hair silky and easy to manage. The piece notes cocoanut oil shampoo is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores. It also includes a long, non sequitur list of War Risk Insurance Bureau and vocational education statistics on military disabilities, followed by local notices and community chatter.
Mr Joe Peotemmer visited Lawrence on Wednesday. Miss Fay Rothrock spent Cricky afternoon with Miss Princes Curtis. Mrs Nastin Flory and daughter spent Sunday night at the Johan Meal home. Miss Fratees Curtis visited Miss Fay Studebaker on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs red L Flory and daughter Dudith spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ira Rothrock and daughter Fay. Pes Rothrack to Theotfintt home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Osta Sluack and children Wales Liew and Lvelyn visited Afr and Ales Blwood Desay and Stella on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Austin Flory and children Frank Gladys Esther spent Sunday.
A man recounts severe stomach trouble for ten years and a cancer scare. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy 20 years ago he slept well, ate what he wanted, and felt fine. The ad claims the harmless preparation removes intestinal mucus and allays inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose supposedly convinces with a money refund. Round Corner Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
The Sigel community reports a large crowd at their farmers meet at the school Friday night. Weekend visitors included Miss Eva Christy in town, Mr and Mrs Lee Cox in Kansas City, and Mr and Mrs Charles Peters at Ft Petersh. Mrs C F Cox and Bert Sanders households hosted guests, while Mr and Mrs Claude Plarris spent Sunday at Push hone. Lawrence visitors included Mrs Thomas and sons French and male, and Miss Marie Petetish shopped with Mr Tayor Petetish. Continued calling and visiting noted among local families.
Shiraz died at home after a year of illness. Funeral held Saturday morning at the Lutheran church. Many friends attended including Basert and Willerschet families and Mrs Schutz. Fragments mention Miss Mina Draken of Paola, visits to Overbrook, and local residents John Gurrrett and Thomas Hird. Wheat damage cited from recent rains.
Wartime readers remembered relief for sore feet from Aaten's Foot-Kase and ATC Sepee tie powder. Sweethearts and families sent supplies to soldiers and sailors, claiming quick relief for painful feet, corns, bunions, and callouses, making walking easier. Sold everywhere.
Miss Florence Claxton’s home is noted as a locale. Mrs. Charles Wilson and others called on Mrs. Bred Kexert Priday. John Whitelaw and S. O. Gentry visited J. D. Martin and Plin White households Sunday. Emily Eggert spent the weekend at the Hoaughn home in Lawrence. Several residents, including Mrs. SarI Kettles of Lawrence, Joe Davis, Minnie Garrett, and Florence Veared, are listed in Sunday visits and calls around town.
An old essay asserts that women regain vitality and charm when healthy. Pallid dull women are told they can recover by Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription, described as purely vegetable with no alcohol. Druggists sell tablets or liquid and a trial package costs 10c from Buffalo New York.
Eighteen Lawrence freshmen at Kansas University earned honor fresh man status this week, the largest local group in the class. The 61 students named represent ten percent of the first year class, with many from Lawrence including Leona Baumgartner and Mary Brown among others.
A short notice requests consumption of Hyball Ginger Ale by the stated best by date for quality assurances. The message emphasizes testing standards and product safety in a brief consumer guidance style.
Washington says a War Risk Insurance Bureau report reveals data on 52 790 claims and focuses on disabled veterans. The June 6 release summarizes claimant totals by disability type and era, with emphasis on the impact of service injuries and compensation levels.
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