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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
2
An advertisement claims fifteen years in the drug business selling Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root with no complaints. It features W L Rushing, a Muskogee druggist, dated March 20, 1917, endorsing kidney relief and urging readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle and a booklet, noting availability in drug stores.
The Reno township will hold a spelling contest and arithmetic test on Thursday March 7 at 3 o'clock led by Miss Kathleen Kelsall. Several local residents are noted including Mr Oscar Ousdahl now in San Diego and Mrs Dwyer visiting Kansas City. A community meeting at the Phenicie home discussed rebuilding the church and plans for a March 12 sale by Mr and Mrs Maloney who will move to Lawrence.
Sunday report narrates a sprawling farm family and neighbors across Linwood and Tonganoxie. It notes the Hemphill farm near Linwood burned late Tuesday afternoon, destroying meat lard and fruit supplies, with the roof collapsing before responders could reach it. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Hemphill and relatives.
Sunday visits noted with Mrs. Robert Maker and Mrs. James Peyne. Pony Creek school to be dissolved to join on the sped Hing. Mr. Reke of Lawrence delivered new furniture for Ale and Mrs. Phillips on Monday. Mrs. Heai Lips identified as Annie Foley.
A fragmented note references Banish Catarah and the Hegre with scattered terms like far 2 Minatyss and stuffed cp btiead, leaving readers with an incompletely legible, puzzle-like citation.
Laboratories deny Nee Pte main poison in soup amid public health concerns. Investigation follows reports of illness linked to a widely advertised canned soup brand. Officials say contamination and handling are under review as cases emerge in multiple states.
A simple home remedy promises to dissolve dandruff by applying about four ounces of liquid arvon at night to moisten and rub the scalp. With morning results and three or four more applications, dandruff is said to vanish and itching ends. Hair is described as fluffy glossy silky and soft afterward.
Kansas stockmen voice strong backing for Stubbs at the Kansas Livestock Association annual meeting in Topeka. Stubbs delivers a hard hitting defense of agriculture and war needs, praising practical experience and warning against elites. Attendees note his speech shows he speaks with authority on stock and farm policy.
Amid farm and stock raiser talk in Kansas, prominent rancher J. M. C. Campbell cites Stubbs as a practical farmer and business leader. He argues agricultural interests need strong representation in the U.S. Senate to guide wartime and postwar policies. Authorities note Kansas wheat acreage surpasses nine million, with labor aid expected from nearby states during harvest.
An obituary notes the birth of Davie Henry Davil Ko Henry in Pennsylvania on February 25 at his home south of Big Springs. It reflects on his emigration to Douglas County Kansas with his parents and mentions surviving family and friends, detailing relatives and community ties.
Douglas county farmers report fields will yield 15 to 30 percent more due to recent rains. Officials note labor demand remains steady and the rainfall strengthens crop prospects across the county.
An old advertisement-style piece touts Treez freezone for corn relief. It claims quick, painless removal by applying drops directly to the corn, advising readers to ask a drugstore for a quarter ounce and noting low cost. The text leans into sensational exploit of women's discomfort and uses informal language.
Mrs Della Churchbaugh wife of Wm Churchbaugh died yesterday morning at her home in Pleasant Grove Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 00 from the Pleasant Grove church Rev Levi Flory officiating Burial will be made in Flory cemetery She leaves three children Elmer at home Mee Bertha Pulburna and Mrs Res te Propo E i
A promotional note urges women to seek strength and health through Day Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It claims the remedy improves digestion, nerves, sleep, and overall vitality, addressing disorders of womanhood. The ad invites confidential inquiries and trial pricing from Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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