Tanlac credited with curing long illness in Kansas city
Antonio Lopez of Delta reports a 25 year stomach ailment eased after Tanlac, saying he gained ten pounds after three bottles and can eat fruits and vegetables without pain. The medicine is sold in Lawrence at City Drug Store and Round Corner Drug Co. and in Eudora by H A White Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Lopez
Délta
Anlac
Lawrence
Comey Drug Co
Eudora
H. A. White
Adv
Prominent speakers to address New Jersey Bay Association meeting
Notable figures will speak at the New Jersey Bay Association two day session in Atlantic City beginning today. The gathering features key addresses by leading officials and experts in maritime advocacy and regional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Bay, Association
Atlantic City
Reformatory Parole Success Highlights Youth Offenders
An Office report from Superintendent J. N. Herr of the Hutchinson reformatory details 867 cases reviewed. It notes 589 inmates previously in court, with 27 never attending school, and only 29 finishing high school. Five-sevenths were in the state due to liquor laws, while many inmates were nonresidents who drifted into Kansas and became law violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piocciewhail
Kansas
State
Memorial Hall Bond Issue For Ottawa Kans
June 18 Ottawa Kansas reports a $75 000 bond issue for a new structure with funds allocated for erection. The measure passed initial approval but details are garbled. officials plan to proceed with the project in Memorial Hall area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kans
Toripin
Lieut A B Caswell Visits Lawrence From the Front
Lieut A B Caswell of the 110th Infantry recently returned from France is in Lawrence visiting old college friends. He travelled home to reconnect with classmates and share war experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Caswell
110Th Infantry
France
Lawrence
Gets-It Corn Remover Ad from Lawrence Co
A wartime style advertisement promotes Gets-It as a quick corn remover. It claims painless application and that corn pain will vanish, with reassurance from millions of users. The ad notes the product is made by It. Lawrence & Co in Chicago and sold locally by Round Corner Drug Co, Barber's Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Co
Local family notes and weekend visits in Lone Star area
William Johnson walked the roads Saturday while neighbors mention mail carrier aid. Several families including Florys Studebakers Garbers and Watts share meals visits and barn events from Friday to Sunday. Rain mud and road trips tie together a quiet community snapshot with numerous family interactions.
Patent remedy ad claims uric acid may cause pain
An old style advertisement promotes Anuric from Dr Pierce as a remedy for gout rheumatism backache and kidney issues. It urges readers to drink hot water before meals and to request a trial package from the chemist or send ten cents for a sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Amorié
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N.Y
Local Residents Share News and Social Visits
Mr Pearl Johnson hauled a load Thursday for the Ward and Markjey stare. Many have been petting cherries the past week at Austin Flory's. Ernest Dietz was a Lawrence visitor Thursday. Robert Johnson and Pearl Johnson and Walter Nelson helped George Miller put up half a day Saturday. Mrs Walter Nelson and baby Viola spent Saturday with Mrs George Miller and children. Mrs August Dietz was a Lawrence visitor Saturday. George Miller and family spent Sunday at the Crawford home near Cilotne Elbert. Studebaker took Sunday dinner with Frank Flory Everett Bond called at the Joe Studebaker home Sunday morning. Charlie Oehrle, returned soldier, has aided his father Godfrey Oehrle with the first alfalfa crop. Cal Watts called at the Joe Studebaker home Monday morning. Charles Simmons and family with Bruce Gress and wife of Overbrook spent Sunday at the Carl Peterson home. Mr and Mrs Roy Flory visited William Johnson's Saturday morning for berries. Mr and Mrs Winfred Wodges spent Saturday night and Sunday at Code Star. Mr and Mrs Porter Bond and children Everett Kenneth and Murry and Gertie Corbin took Sunday dinner at Will Curtis. Joe Studebaker and son Elbert called at Fred Simmons home Saturday night. Carl Peterson called at William Johnson Sunday morning. Mrs Jim Flory called at William Johnson Thursday afternoon. Thelma Studebaker called at Joe Hoover Monday morning. Robert Johnson and family spent Sunday at Marvin Metsker's. The men have begun work on the new county bridge of Lone Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
John Flory
Edna
Grandma Anderson
Fred C. Flory
Corbin Jacob Watts
Charlie Ones
David Studebaker
Joe Studebaker
Frank
Gladys Flory
John Metall Hogie
Louise Deity
Will Garbutt
Rd. Whit
Robert Watts
Son Madear
Cal Ward
Ren Blory Trate
Maryland Mather Sanders
Treva Garber
Whareh
Phelma
Faye Studebaker
Auugust Deitz
Thelma
Faye
Pallace
Little
Lucile
Tresa Garber
Joe Hoover
Corbin Watts
Pearl Johnson
Markjey
Austin Flory’s
Ernest Dietz
Lawrence
Robert Johnson
Walter Nelson
George Miller
Viola
August Dietg
Crawford
Cilotne
Elbert
Studebaker
Frank Flory
Everett Bond
Charlie Oehrle
Godfrey Oehrle
Cal Watts
Charles Simmons
Bruce Gress
Overbrook
Carl Peterson
Roy Flory
Winfred Wodges
Code Star
Porter Bond
Everett
Kenneth
Murry
Gertie Corbin
Will Curtis
Fred Simmons
Jim Flory
Thelma Studebaker
Marvin Metsker
Lone Star
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Fresh Breath
This ad claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cleanses stomach and bowels for purer breath and improved disposition. It promotes Tea or Tablets at City Drug Store for 35 cents, aiming to boost friends and social appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
City Drug Store
Social visits and family notices across town
Mr and Mrs Oscar Shuck and children Charley Lloyd and Evelyn spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wilson of Keho. Rand and children Murry Everett and A Wenneth visited with Mr and Mrs Curtis and children Roy Fragees and Margaret. Fred L Flory and daughter Edith visited Will Banning. Ike Spudebaker spent Sunday at Will Curtis. Asa Postma visited Jess Markley and daughter Evelyn. Trene Berry returned to Lawrence after two weeks with Mrs N Whipple. Mrs Flory Edith and Miss Frances Curtis were Lone Star visitors Friday. George Markley visited Lawrence Monday. Gertrude Corbin spent Sunday with Miss Frances Curtis. John S McCall announced birth of no daughter June 4 named Opal May. Mrs McCall formerly Hazel Jones. Frances Curtis spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs N E Whipple and Irene Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Shuck
Charley
Lioyd
Evelyn
Wilson
Keho
Mra
PLC
Rand
Murry, Everett and Awenneth
Mroo
Wit Curtis
Roy
Fragees
Margaret
Afro
Fred L. Flory
Edith
Will Banning
Ike Spudebaker
Will Curtis
Asa Postma
Jess Markley
Trene Berry
Lawrence
N . Whipple
Frances Curtis
Lone Star
George Markley
Gertrude Corbin
John S. McCall
Opal May
McCal
Massa Hazel Jones
N. Ee, Whippple
Irene Berry
Thin People Urged to Use Birolos Phosphate Remedy
Advert reads that thin people suffer from nervous weakness and starved nerves. It promotes organic phosphate Birolos Se as a remedy to increase weight and health, claiming stronger nerves, energy, and improved appearance. Sold by P Barber & Sannce and most druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nells
Birolos Se
P. Barber & Sannce
Lawrence visitors among local families Sunday gatherings
Mr and Mrs Ira Rothrock with daughter Fay visited Lawrence Tuesday afternoon. Madge McCall Opal and Charley Jones Gladya and Esther Flory called at the Curtis hotel Sunday afternoon. Mrs Austin Martindale and her little sons spent time with Randale's parents. Austin Flory and children Frank Gladys spent Sunday at John McCall's. Mrs Roger Williams visited John McCall Saturday. Mrs Flory stayed week helping care for Mrs McCall and baby. Those attending the wine roast from here at Pleasant Grove included Ira Rothrock and daughter Fay and Mrs and Mrs Will Curtis and Roy Frances and others. Rothrock and Curtis were Long City visitors Wednesday afternoon.
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Ira Rothrock
Fay
Lawrence
Ae “Madge McCall
Opal
Charley Jones
Gladya
Esther Flory
Curtis
Austin Martindale
Randale
An Miac
Austin Flory
Frank
Gladys
John McCall
Roger Willams
John McCal
Christian Endeavor Convention Concludes in Lawrence
The Christian Endeavor convention ends with Rev. Douglas Buchanan addressing graduates and urging youth toward Christian work. Officers are installed, central committee formed, and monthly bulletins planned. Resolutions defend prohibition and oppose cigarette use, with delegates departing by midnight amid optimism for growth in Kansas.
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Christian Endeavor
Douglas Buchanan
D.D
First Presbyterian Church of
Kansas City
Resolutions Committee
Buchanan
Kansas
Lawrence
Flags for Flag Day June 14 at Carter's Store
Flags for Flag Day set for June 14 at Carter's, formerly Passon's, offering patriotic decor and commemorative items. Local shoppers urged to visit Carter's for themed sales and special hours.
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Carter’s
Passon’s
WILL TRADE STAMPS Postoffice Prepares for Reduction
Notice of rules and regulations for the discontinuance of the regular three cent and two cent postage stamps effective June 30. The public may redeem undamaged two cent stamps and two cent stamped envelopes for their value or receive equivalent stamped paper. Redemption ends a month after July 1. afterward only postage value plus three quarters of postal card value. Three cent stamps remain in use for mail of three cents and higher.
Real estate transfers listed in Baldwin Kansas region
A sequence of land transfers records several transactions in Baldwin and surrounding areas. C E Miller and wife convey Lot 21 Elm St Baldwin to Arthur Allen for 500 dollars. Ralph Whitelaw conveys large tracts to John White Law for nominal sums and other considerations, including parts of sections in T13 R20 and T18 R20. Nina E Ellison sells Lot 101 New York St Lawrence for 900 dollars to Annie Jenkins. Aron L Hill sells an undivided 1-9 interest in a compound parcel in S27 T13 R21 to Micajah I Hill for 2400 dollars, plus other sectional shares. Mary Whitelaw and others to John Whitelaw for one dollar and other considerations, involving parts of sections in T18 R20 and T13 R20. Robert Ulrich and wife to P R Finite for one dollar and other considerations, including 120 acres in various quarters. Olive Bullock to W I Tucker of Clifton Kansas for five dollars, lots 1 and 2 in block 3. Williams and wife convey extensive tracts to Dens H Williams and wife totaling 6250 dollars, including portions in Sec 3 and Sec 10, and other sections within the Seriff and surrounding townships.
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C. E. Miller
Arthur Allen
Elm St
Baldwin
Kans
Ralph Whitelaw
John Whitelaw
Nina E. Ellison
Annie Jenkins
New York St
Lawrence
Aron’ L. Hill
Micajah I. Hill
Mary Whitelaw
John ‘Whitelaw
Robert Ulrich
P. R
Olive Bullock
W. I. Tucker
Oor Clifton
Williams
Dens H. Williams
Iland
Catarrh Cure Promoted By Blood Remedy
An ad emphasizes catarrh as a lung related ailment not cured by local applications. It claims S S S blood remedy attacks the disease at its source, the blood, and offers a thorough trial plus a request for readers to write to Swift Specific Co in Atlanta for treatment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift, Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Adlanta
Koreans Set Up Provisional Government Claims
Seoul June 13 Leaders of the Korean independent league say they secretly formed a provisional government with Yi Seung Man as president. The cabinet includes Koreans educated in the United States. The covenants declare a republic, protect liberty and welfare, and impose tax and military service obligations. Twenty five delegates from thirteen provinces demand Japan cede ruling rights and withdraw troops, urging refusal to pay Japanese taxes and obedience to no Japanese orders until Korea is freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Korean Independent League
Yi Seung Man
United State
Japan
Tailor Makes Valuable Fund Ad Claim for Mayr Remedy
A reader reports spending $900 on medicine over four years for stomach trouble and bloating with no relief before being urged to try Mayr s Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims a $1 bottle yielded $500 worth of benefits by removing intestinal mucus and reducing inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. The offer promises a money back refund after one dose, via Round Corner Drug Co and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Round Corner Drug Co
Stockman Oscar L. O'Meara Buys 1031 Mississippi Street
L. L. O'Meara of Onaga purchased the property formerly owned by Tom Harley at 1031 Mississippi Street through Hosfort Investment Co. O'Meara, a noted stockman and shorthorn cattle breeder, may add a Douglas county farm soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. O’meara
Onaga
Hosfort Investment Co
Tom Harley
Mississippi Street
Mn O'Meara
Douglas County
Miss Lillian Mayer and Grace Kiefer Visit Kansas City
Miss Lillian Mayer and Miss Grace Kiefer traveled to Kansas City yesterday for a week's visit with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mayer
Grace Kiefer
Kansas City
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by User
Mrs A L DeVine of Los Angeles testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her female troubles after years of illness. The ad touts the remedy's herbs and roots for displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches and nervousness and invites readers to write for advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
A. L. U Vine
St. Paul Avenue
Calif
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Castoria
the Universal Water
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Hanna-Carter Co
Lydia
Pinkham
James Gill
A. E. Miller Art Studio
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Detroit
C. W. Smith
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