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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
6
Fragmented tale follows Ishiin, Peter, Dorothy, and Ivan stranded near Alaska. Peter saves Dorothy as a bear charges, leaving Peter wounded and uncertain. They plot a cross peninsula trek for supplies, while Ishiin contemplates a dangerous plan and Ivan contemplates sharing danger with Pete.
North Lawrence reports on local life with Charles Wilderson returning to Arkansas, Mrs. Dunn’s Sunday school plans, and Memorial Hospital updates for Mrs. Pine. Wallace W C T U meets with Miss Reiter performing solos, June 17 gathering at Mrs. Leonhard’s, and hospital notes for Mrs. Ewing. Community members attend church, host classes, and share news of guests, movements, illnesses, and social events across Elm Sixth.
Ella Wilshine, district deputy, has been in Belvoir rallying new Royal Neighbors members. She secured a junior charter the first in Douglas county and initiated several candidates at the June county convention. Nearby visits, social events, and school graduations are noted, including local families and neighbors in Yarnold, Stull, and Watson areas. The piece also mentions a tenth anniversary celebration for Marvin and Mrs. Bond.
A Brown s Grove gathering included Marvin Bord and family Donald Delia Dudley Venita Edgar Darnell Laura Kath erman and sons from Kansas City Wm Puckett and family Keith from Valley Grove Rob Watts Frank Watts family Mack Lecompton Chester Ward Gladys Flory Will Curtis family and others from Lawrence Willow Springs and Lone Star The day featured a pleasant picnic dinner Donald Bond visiting Scrompton Miss Marie Schellhorn to Lawrence for summer session The Ladies Aid meets June 19 at the church Everyone invited
Sweeney of Lawrence called on friends and business associates in Arkansas City on Friday. He conferred with Harry Warren, receiver for the Trafer's bank, and, as national treasurer of the Fraternal Aid Union, met with local F A lodge officers. He is a vice-president of the People's State banks at Lawrence and visited switch banking acquaintances here.
Mrs Ios Grenitz of Wyocena Wis describes using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound before and after childbirth. She states three bottles plus a half helped her recover enough to care for twins alone. The ad praises the product as a safe tonic for mothers before and after birth and for nursing mothers.
An Arkansas City Traveler snippet notes a political figure active in Democratic circles for years, who has known thousands of university students, with several now residing in Arkansas City. The fragment mentions Mr Sweeney and a Kansas context with Kodak and Rankini's Drug Store as unrelated ad copy.
An old paragraph notes brisk action of camphor aviteh hazel hydrastis and Lagoptik eye wash. A small bottle is said to help sore weak or strained eyes. Mentions aluminum eye cut and Cerner Drug Co.
A dubious home remedy promotes Emerald Oil as a cure for varicose veins. It advises asking a druggist for a two ounce bottle and applying nightly, claiming veins will shrink and normalize, with promises of guaranteed results regardless of medical context.
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