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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
6
Miss Harriett Tuller visits Baldwin for a few days after teaching in Edgerton. Profiles of residents—Hobbs and Grandchildren, Junior Rector’s foot injury, Baker University staff, attending summer schools, and local church events. Community origins, moves to Lawrence and Chicago, and upcoming Institute plans are outlined along with several family travels and engagements.
An advertisement claims Zemo stops itching and soothes skin irritation for eczema pimples rashes and blackheads. It promises overnight relief for minor blemishes and instant itching relief. The product is described as a safe antiseptic liquid costing 35 cents or $1 for extra large, with no staining and safe for sensitive skin. The E W Rose Co Cleveland OH markets it.
Oakridge residents Mr and Mrs Frank Walters hosted Sunday guests at the Knop home with daughter Myrtle and Edna Walters. Arthur Cartmell, Oakridge graduate, posted an average above ninety. Grace Jones visited Misses Stronz with Mrs Wm Stiner and Mrs Estenlauh last Saturday. Ross Stanwix and Ella Scott traveled to Topeka for a weekend visit. The season’s longest days arrived as farmers worked hard in corn and wheat fields, with improving conditions.
Wheat remains green and uns cut as it ripens slowly with occasional delays. Curtis Strong spent several days last week helping with the harvest at his uncle’s farm. Mr. and Mrs. Van Neste hosted the Entre Nous club at Kanwaka Saturday night. Earl Thorn of the Western Buyers Association visited seeking grocery orders, but farmers favor local sources. Grace Jones returned home after visiting sister Mrs Reynolds in Bonner Springs. John Lawson traveled from Lawrence to manage farm interests nearby. Spiess and Winifred Bright spent Sunday with Harry Bright. Bertha Knop visited her daughter Mrs Walters for a few days. Mrs. Mitchell and Misses Mar-
Medical scientists differ on rheumatism causes but agree that if a tiny disease germ triggers it, treatment must attack the source and cleanse the blood. S. S. S. is promoted as a blood purifier that removes disease germs and provides relief. Free literature and advice offered by Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
Margaret and Anna spent last Monday in the country with Mrs John Clevenger. Mr Mitchell joined in the evening with Mr Clevenger.
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