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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1918
Page
4
An unclear OCR item mentions Reynolds Cate Studs and a meeting or event. The readable fragments point to names and a hunt or study context but lack concrete details or dates. The record preserves only partial entity hints without a coherent outcome or place.
An evangelical association and Christian Science group announce a meeting about seven streets. Fire notice mentions services and a building event with first floor room opening. Open Sunday and cordially invited.
A garbled OCR snippet references Episcopal and Baptist churches and a morning school superintendent, with mentions of prayer and a local struggle. Names and places are unclear, but it hints at church events, services, and a potential prayer meeting or notice in a community newspaper.
A nostalgic advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a trusted spring remedy for blood purification and general tonicity. It claims three generations of use, notes origins with a Boston physician, and urges readers to buy the familiar formula from their druggist.
A fragmented note from the Worth League listing an evening service schedule at Topo. It mentions attendants by name and time, with partial references to Sapbgeet and Wit byes. Details are incomplete but reflect a local church or community event briefing.
Advertising an opportunity to enroll in Lawrence Business College, with classes starting next Monday. The notice promises summer study without interruption until the course is completed, inviting readers to join the program and continue schooling through the term.
Valley Chapel and Christian Endeavor groups reported strong Sunday attendance. Local families like Bond, Beck, Mohler, Puckett, Neal, and Williams attended events. revival meetings continue rest of week with Miss Marie Nehelhorn leading the Endeavor next Sunday. Residents visited Lawrence, Kansas City, and Pleasant Ridge events while rumors of three mysterious figures sparked car-watch in the evening.
Miss Kalb attended Lone Star church. Neal Bryan and Neal hosted at Twin Mound. Local men crushed rock for the new church led by Mr. Oscar Markley. A birthday surprise for C A Ward on Feb 22. Measles hospitalities and school notes mingle with sales and livestock builders.
Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad asserts internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces, offering $100 to any case it fails to cure and inviting testimonials. Address F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
Henry Rappard, John Stahl and Earl Forth arrive in Fords. Families visit Lawrence and Overbrook. Many names appear at Sunday gatherings, sales, and birthdays. Fred Meyers ill. August Fleer visits Hallmark home. schools reopen after illness. extensive list of local visitors and activities across Overbrook and Lawrence.
Mrs Day recovers at home after hospital stay while farmers report rye shipments to Kansas City at 2.05 per bushel. Palm Beach winters charm the Wises and Rookes, Sunflower Club plans Red Cross work, and neighbors host gatherings with Hoover era refreshments as Kent skimming station opens.
The writer explains a transport solution from Lawson to Kent to market cream, noting a round trip of under thirty minutes for two cans at ten cents. Due to altered class times at the University, the doctor will be in the office in the forenoon instead of the afternoon, signing as FE. Smith, M. D.
Government plans to ship 500 000 to 1 000 000 bushels of corn daily over the next three weeks through Midwestern grain exchanges to aid France. Also reports ship Tiberia sunk by a German submarine near February, crew rescued. Local notices include medical ad for Dr Orelup and a food conservation banquet attended by Bile Hutsony state hotel and restaurant chairman, traveling from Kansas City to Topeka.
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