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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
3
A clippings-filled social page notes a past 75 party and season’s success with attendees and addresses including New Jersey and Tennessee locations. It lists numerous names and street addresses, reflecting a community social bulletin.
A fragmented OCR passage lists names and addresses across multiple streets, noting two residents aged 78 and 79. The densely packed entries include Mrs. Elizabeth Steen at 1208 Ken Firky Street and 79 year old Mr. Holland of Holdenville Oklahoma, with numerous other neighbors and locations in Indiana, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Massachusetts streets.
The Crisco process is praised as a fat that enhances fried foods like croquettes. It eliminates the lardy flavor and digests easily, delivering the richest, most digestible solids from vegetable food oils.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a village picnic with older attendees and younger spectators. The notes celebrate aging residents like Mrs. C Hellmuth and Mrs. S. Adams while detailing faces, ages, and social chatter. Several names and addresses appear in ad hoc lists, hinting at community networks and small talk.
At the June meeting held in the F A A building the Humane Society decided that humane officers Dr Mc Clelland and Brocklesby may impound and euthanize animals of members who violate rules. A 50 cent fee was set for outsiders. Officers have provided the work without charge, and revenue was deemed appropriate. The session focused on routine business. Reverend Brown addresses Gray Center Kansas. Baptist Young People's Sunday school convention opens for a three day session with 106 in attendance and more expected. Visitors welcomed by local pastor.
The Lawton circle, Humboldt and nearby members plus guests from other circles gathered to help organize Lawton circle in 1911. Twelve charter members joined, with nearly sixty members including honorary ones, as department officers and speakers urged patriotism and service. A social followed the meeting, and a May 15 dinner at DeWalt's marked continued comradeship as circles plan future events and memorials.
An advertisement touts 5.5.8 as a universal blood purifier that inoculates the blood with antidotal remedies. It promises to cleanse the stomach and bloodstream, relieve catarrh and lung irritation, improve nasal and airway conditions, and cure skin disorders like eczema lupus and tetter. The copy claims rapid action within an hour and sells bottles for one dollar.
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