Rheumatism Relief From Taniac Reported In Ad
A testimonial describes severe fatigue and sleep loss from rheumatism. After trying various remedies, the speaker cites Taniac as greatly improving sleep, appetite, and pain relief. The ad notes Taniac is sold in Lawrence at the Rug Store and Round Corner Co. and in Eudora by H. A. Team Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Otk
Lawrence
Rug Store
Round Corner ,Co
Eudora
H. A. Team Adv
Barker Sunday preaching and community notices in North Lawrence
Rev Woestemeyer of First Methodist will preach Sunday afternoon at Barker. Many local families and visitors appear in the notes, with reports of Sunday dinners, calls, motor trips to Lecompton, community meeting at Milt Winters, and farm and family updates across Barker and nearby Gardas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woestemeyer
North Lawrence
Barker
Shipman Carter
Ambrow Rigsby
A. Richards
Fane Button
Vinlandie
Dieile
Mildred
Local Notes Include Visits and Travels Around Lawrence
Mr. Kirchoff of Lawrence was here with Mrs. 8 I Kindred motored to Lawrence Sunday. Mrs Keytay of Lawrence was here Tuesday. Mrs Mollie Collins of Linwood called on Mrs Fret Smith Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Bauer and children visiting relatives. Wheat cutting announced Wednesday. Mr May Moon of Mackey was in all day Thursday. Meyer returned home to Phoenix Arizona. Mr S B Kindred and Mr George Adair visited relatives Monday and Thursday. George Adair on sick list. M Orander of Lawrence visited relatives Monday and Thursday. Mr and Mrs Louis Kirk and A W Aver among locals. Reynolds returned to Persylania area. Koerner and Stotta Ayer with Billie and Eva Shappfleyer. Abbott, urging Vila Eden visit.
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J. M. Warrison
Kansas City
Dorothy Bryanelle
Mra
Phillip Pontiusle
Brooke
Tandy
Vireil Hird
Homer Hird
Agg Aira
Carl Hind
Arthur Pontag
Ruringame
Kansas
EB. MM. Richards
Wilis Cotman
Bhi Gurtry
Wm. Frowe
Gark Richards
C. A. Richards
Jagen Lucile
Mildred Gentry
Jane Button
Edythe Richards
Robert Gentry
Lecompton
Georga Howell
Mary Jane Nare
Benjamin Underwood
Gilbert Daniela
RK BE
Thomas Wild Apent
BR. OM
Royirr
M. Huron
Belge
Rones
T. Bryan
Olaf Anderson
Maquin Howell
Lawrence
Gerke
Brooke Ponting
Wik Dowkin
Walter Borthus
Famiy
Air
Ras Brooke Puntlas
Phoenix
Arizona
Hag Hengendron
G. W. Meyer
George Abebott
Kanang City
George Adair
Gakpp
Serracy
Louis Kirktr
Soke
Abe
A. W. Aver
Aner
Hrope
Evan Ayer
Estella
Praire
Villa
Elen
Elen Was’ Pu'y2 Lae. Aeth 1. Kindred Wan O Lawrents
Y. Reynolds
Hars
Persy
cRanean
Ica Koerner
Stotta Ayer
Billie
Eva Shappfleyer
Edward Raver
Udora
Irre Abbott
Vila Eden
Lay
Local social notes from a Kansas town gathering and visits
Mrs Wardval and Mrs Paul Johan host visits as neighbors call on Wednesday. Several residents, including Mr Baker and Miss Barrett, travel to Lawrence for chores and schooling. The Barbee home hosts callers such as Clarence Harbee and Miss Winifred Beck as Alta Helm returns from Lawrence and Miss Fern Gilland visits Carbondale connections.
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Buelig
Paul Johan
Hay Vaughn
Churchtaugh
Baker
Irmn Marchhaugh
Lawrence
Ray
Esate
Howard Deay
Watter Ficer
Hyland
Mats Fete
Fern Gitlland
Ifs
Conolie Martin
Carbondale
Kansas
Barber
Alta -Helm Haa
Misa Rosie Hardtaker
Pha Baker
Ray Vaughy
John Heim
Alta
Virgil
Lester Schwartz
Winfred Wells
Barbee Home
Clarence Harbee
Olle Rhoemaker
Cargey
Otto Ackenberg
May Barbee
Winifred Beck
Barbee
Favorite Prescription Claims Female Health Boost
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for tiredness weakness and poor complexion in women. It promises restored vitality, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and plump cheeks, emphasizing vegetable ingredients with no alcohol. Trial package offered for 10 cents from Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Prussian officers oppose peace terms amid tensions
Berlin reports from Weimar describe generals threatening to quit if terms are not reserved. Gustav Noske proposed resignation then withdrew under party pressure while officers still urge continued service. Major General Baron Von Luettwitz reiterates opposition and Von Vilsa says Reinhard will defend army honor with special measures.
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Berlin
Weimar
Gustav Noske
Feelin
Atlll
Baron von Luettwitz
Major von Vilsa
Herr Noske
Reinhart
Kansas building at Funston Camp to be repurposed
June 25 report from Funston Camp Kansas details the deactivation of the large Kansas building used for recreation and entertainment for the 858th Infantry all Kansas regiment of the 89th Division. Debates focus on its future use with National Guard encampments and ROTC sessions. Also notes Dr. Carl Phillips resuming practice and two women, Toots Coleman and Marie Smith, jailed for prior agreement violations after a Cottage House raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston Camp Funston
Kana
Kansas
National Guard
End-Youth Reflections From The Garden Of Epicurus
A compact meditation on ideal human form and lifespan. Anatole France imagines creating humans modeled after insects rather than great apes, with youth placed at the end of life to emphasize love and beauty in a brief final phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epicurus
Anatole France
Why Should He The World to His Drawing Room
A London Sketch taunt contrasts manners as an Englishman enters a drawing room with implied ownership while an American enters indifferently as if concern for ownership does not matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foot-Ease Relief Promised for Tired Army Feet
A wartime style notice extols Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease friction and pain from swollen feet. It claims instant relief for tired feet, corns, blisters, and calluses and notes soldiers are advised to shake Foot-Ease into their shoes each morning. Sold by drug and department stores everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Malkhim
Local Oklahama neighbors share visits and farm life notes
A page of casual notes records visitors to Law and Lawrence Kansas including Mrs Gaflup of Hutchinson visiting H G Van Neste family, Mrs Julia Knop ill but improving, and a group of K U students on Fred Strong’s farm enjoying a spring camp. It mentions a 67th birthday at Kaw Valley, a Ladies Aid meeting, and wheat harvest struggles as downed fields threaten a small grain crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey. Ami
Klyne
Law
Henry Gaflup
Hutchingon
Naga
H. G. van Neste
Frank Waiters
Kaw Valley
Knop
H.G. van Naste
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church of
Lawrence
Kansas
Albert Knop
Julia Knop
Olste
C. Herriott
Tomith
Tamil
West Worth
Texas
Grandma Herriott
Frank Jeep
Wm. Schnaoke
K. U
Fred Strong
John Clevenger
Bleck
Geo. Stanwix
George Stanwix
Politeness Fails On Augusta Street Corner
In Augusta on Water Street two men sidestepped to avoid two Indians. They repeatedly offered apologies as they moved, and one man finally stretched his arms above his head and asked the other to whistle when he passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Augusta
Agin
Keonebec Journal
Statement That Counts
An old proverb warns against overpromising as a speaker predicts tough times ahead and urges proving words by actions. The passage cautions that challenges will arise and success comes only from delivering on prior claims and staying steadfast.
Doctor Tells How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco
A New York health piece urges readers to stop tobacco and presents simple tests to detect harm. It describes symptoms from general debility to heart disease and suggests a home remedy Nicoto tablets with a money back guarantee sold by local druggists including Barber Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doctor Connor
John Hopking
Barber Drug
The Old Name for Windsor in Royal History
The piece notes Windsor Castle’s long royal association since Edweard the Con fessor built a hunting lodge at a river bend. It cites A A Methley claiming Windleshorn or Windle shores as older forms, possibly meaning Windingshore. An alternative roots Windsor from Baron Windle meaning two willow trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Edweard, the Confessor
London
A. A. Methley
Windleshorn
Windleshores
Industrious spirit echoed in Bach inspired note
A fragment reflecting on industry and sedulous effort, quoting Bach. The line suggests that diligence in work leads to shared success, framing industriousness as a timeless virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
Kansas City Seeks 1920 Republican Convention
Kansas City officials cite strong odds for hosting the 1920 Republican national convention after inviting Will Hays and the RNC leaders to consider the city. St Louis stands as a principal rival in the contest, according to RE. M. Clendening of the local Chamber of Commerce.
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Kansas City
RE. M. Clendening
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Will R. Hays
Republican National Committee
Congress
Hays
Clendening
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