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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

2

Blood purifying tonic promise from Swift Laboratory

Silametium claim that uric acid in blood causes rheumatism and that topical salves fail. The ad urges deeper cleansing of the blood with S. S. S. a guaranteed vegetable remedy said to purge poisons and restore strength. It invites readers to write the Swift Laboratory at 253 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta for free advice.

Swift Swift Laboratory Atlanta

San Salvador’s resilience amid quakes volcanoes and revolutions

A National Geographic bulletin portrays San Salvador as a pivotal mid continent city despite repeated earthquakes in 1854 1873 and 1883 plus volcanic activity from the San Miguel and other vents. The article notes its population about 60 000 its industry education culture and historic Maya roots. It recounts the Blue Sun phenomenon after the 1883 Sunda eruption and references colonial founder George Alvarado.

Salvador National Geographic Society Golows San Salvador Rtn Ita Fagbo San Salvador Republic Sal San Miguel Salvador Volccanoes Exynt Phoenicia China George Alvarado Pedro Cortez Mexico Alvarato Sunda States Batavia Central American Republic of the United States of Central America San

Salvador Capital and Rail Links Describe Region

Salv orden capital of a republic by the coast, inland about thirty miles from the Pacific. Rail connections exist with Santa Ana to the northwest and with two coastal cities La Libertad and Acajate to the south. Confederate seat breeders referenced in scattered text.

Salvador Glurdbia Plaza Morazon Pacific Coast Santa Ana la Libertad Acajatea

Illuminated Shriner Parade Highlights 1920 Meeting

New Orleans and Portland, Oregon, contend to host the next Shriner imperial council meeting as the forty fifth jubilee session opens. The third day features an evening electric parade in which thousands participate, plus concerts, dancing, sight visits, and such events as the wild west roundup. Selection of the 1920 meeting place and officers closes Friday.

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Bill Saws 3 000th Tree in Amerongen

William Ho henzollern completed the sawing of 3 000 trees since his flight into Holland on May 14. His single day record was seventy three small trees. Governor Aller spends today at Salemburgh and Salina with plans to attend a meeting at Salemburg and speak at Salina tonight.

Bill Amerongen William Hohenzollern Holland Aller Salemburgh Salina Salemburg

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound touted by user

A testimonial from a Troy New York resident of seven months suffering a displacement fibsot and backache credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with full recovery after several bottles. The letter urges others in similar condition to try the remedy and seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Troy Ayieter Lydia E. Pinkham Mr Sewer 5Th Ave N. Y

State meet closes with Poling speech and patriotism

Five hundred delegates gathered for the state meet as Walter L. Clark led songs and May or Kreeck praised Hutchinson. Dr Poling delivered "The Story of France" to about 3,000 soldiers, sharing front line experiences and urging a religious, unified crusade while supporting prohibition and a league of nations.

Dr. Poling Dr Poling France Army of Occupation Coblenz Poling Bunery Mob Brest Russia League of Nations

Parish House Reception Noted Despite Illness of Speaker

A brief reception was held in the Parish house with the church well filled. The Endeavorers lament the critical illness of Dr Charles M. Sheldon who was to speak but was replaced as he slowly improves after two serious operations.

Charles M. Sheldon

Double Crossed by Democrats Is Latest Charge

Washington June 11 a prominent Democratic congressman who backs government ownership says the administration has scuttled the project by placing it in enemy hands. He calls backers betrayed and notes fear and disillusion among supporters. New York June 10 Julius Barnes asserts a $2.26 guaranteed wheat price is essential to meet world demand and keep production steady.

Wasington Congress U. S New York Julius Barnes United States

New President Inaugurated During Emporia Commencement

Emporia events mark the week with the inaugural address by Frederick Wheeler Lewis, introduced by Charles F. Scott, and greetings from educators including Chancellor Frank Strong and President Thomas W. Butcher. Also, hearings on Victor Berger’s eligibility to sit in the U.S. House begin today.

Emporia College of Emporia Luncedon Edgar P. Hill D. D General Board of Education New York City Presi Victor Berger U. S House of Representatives Ise

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