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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1926

Page

10

Urges Vaccination As Smallpox Spreads In West

Dr HL Chambers urges vaccination amid rising smallpox cases in Osage County and neighboring areas. He warns the disease is virulent and threatens Lawrence and nearby cities as many residents remain unvaccinated. He calls on health officers to promote immunization and advance treatment accessibility.

Hinsas Osage County Douglas Tr. HL. Chambers Drew. H. Ninnem Tigee Chambers Kansas City Topeka

Lone Star Tone Star show sixth month enrollment report

The Tone Star school notes sixth month enrollment with 19 boys and 17 girls attending vital BA averages. those neither absent nor tardy include Martin Jr, Flory, Jones Anderson, Robert McKinneys, Dad Bond, Vera Flory, Vera Flor, Hazel Ikenberry, Pharon Miller, Edward Ande Della Read, Donald Bond, Kenneth Bond, Charles Lindell, Anna Lindell, Milie Marguerite Anderson, Richis, Margaret Curtis, Paul Ry and Freddie Sanders. Five tardies recorded: Wall Curtis, Mae Fey and daughter, Florine, Marvin Bend and children. Sunday afternoon visitors included Robert Johns and others. Cliford-Clrich noted as wife.

Tone Star Show Vital Martin Jr, Flory Jones Anderson Robert McKinneys Dad Bond Vera Flory Vera Flor Hazel Ikenberry Pharon Miller Edward Ande Della Read Donald Bond Kenneth Bond Charles Lindell Betty Lou McKinney Anna Lindell Milie Marguerite Anderson Richis Margaret Curtis Paul Ry Freddie Sanders Wall Curtis Me Ae Fey Florine Marvin Bend Whuldren Syor Ure Renee Faerad Virieh Leurs Ani Mer Novena Rudilp Tietzas Allunday Robert Johns Ee Ann Man Speysud Gottlieb Ninder Lawrence Clrich

Unclear damaged OCR text about medical rupture trial

Fragmentary notes discuss rupture symptoms and a trial or treatment but lack clear names dates places or outcomes. The text mentions men and women seeking relief from a nuisance and refers vaguely to a trial or procedure.

Oman Orapnhance

Lone Star Ladies and Community Visitors Recorded

A dense local notes list shows the Lone Star Ladies with Mrs. John Smith hosting and a broad cast of neighbors visiting Lawrence Flory and other families. The item names Aubrey Fishburn Lindell Anderson Mrs. Mart Flory and many others attending gatherings, dinners, and Sunday visits across Willow Springs and nearby homes.

Diapepsin Ends Stomach Misery and Indigestion

An advertisement claims Diapepsin relieves sourness, gas, heartburn, and indigestion instantly. It promises immediate relief from stomach distress and a guaranteed effect by druggists, presenting a bold medical endorsement.

Homemade cough syrup claim boosts quick relief

A dubious home remedy touts a pine extract based cough syrup said to clear throat tickle and bronchial irritation within hours. It recommends mixing Pinex with syrups and molasses to create a cheap pint bottle, promising relief for bronchitis and winter coughs and offering a money back guarantee.

The Pinex Co Ft, Wayne, Ind

Local Social Notes From Lecompton and Surroundings

Friday evening Cark spent time at Curtis home. Charlie Sanders visited Lawrence Saturday. Esther Flory called at Lon Childs home Monday. William Johnson helped Robert Johnson pile wood Friday. Mr and Mrs Gottlob Nieder visited John Dunn home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs HE G Van Neste of Oak Ridge were guests of Mrs N E Whipple and husband. Mr and Mrs Jude Anderson of Clinton announce birth of a nine pound son Tuesday night at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Bertha Lee Glenn, sister of Cyrus Glenn, married name Anderson taught in Douglas County schools. Sunday morning Charles Schon Frank Sehon TM Dick and John Dick returned from Florida after a weeklong trip. Prof Roy Knapp spoke to Monorth League at Methodist Church. John Taylor and daughter Hazel spent Sunday with Joe Harrisdén at Lake View. Bi monthly county exams set for 18 and 19. Lecompton township board met with Fred Moore TM Gray and W H Robison. Mrs H A Davidson was a guest.

Lone Star John Smith Aubrey Fishburn Lindell Dim “Anderson Mart Flory Joe Flory Worren Maxine Owe Innes Gottlied Nieder Onie Miller Wayne Misa Grace Moeteker Jene Childs Apple Pie Tan Childs Lone Star School Flory Gerald Vernon Lawrence Ray Tory Angust Dietz Austin Flory Gilbert Whit Clifford Bend Marion San- Arthur Flory Murrs Marion Childs Charlie Sanders Dimmie Childs Lon Childs Rank and Esther Will Curtis Gottlibh Nieder John Dunnand Miraibeth Robert Wileson Mary Frantz Shirrell Winston McNees Solyn Ma Wnatherine Maurice Rat Don Childs Roy Margaret John Miller Lawrence Suternomm Joe Anderzom Clinton Township Gottlich Nieder Deion Markley Henry Metsker Dan Yace Granddapehter Belle Alice Metsker Elmer Metzker iPearl Thenkerry Minnie Dietz Curtis W. Q. Flory and Sons Gprtiel Nietley Floyd Childs Jene Emma Hugo Schettharn Oder Cark Vin Curtis Esther Flory Wiliam Johnson Robert Johnson Gottlob Nieder John Dunn HE. G. van Neste Oak Ridge An Neste N. E. Whipple Cunday Jude Anderson Clinton Lawrence Memorial Hospital Anderson Douglas County Glenn Charles Schon Frank Sehon T. M. Dick John Dick Florida Roy Knapp Mpnorth League The Methodist John ‘Taylor Hazel Joe Harrisdén Lake View Township Lecompton Township Fred Moore Tt. M. Gray VY. H. Robison H. A. Davidson

Local notices mention residents and transfers in Lecompton area

Fragmented lines reference G L Glenn Moniday and Mrs Feed Moore recovering after surgery at SE Pranc ing, with ties to Ottawa and a Methodist conference. Mentions of Gunpad Belts Kotex, and a Drag Store at 1101 Masg indicate small town notices.

G. L.glenn Moniday Lecompton Feed Moore Ottawa

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