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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
4
St Patrick celebrations appear with Mrs Clarence Sheets hosting a green and white St Pat party at 1738 Mass Street for twelve guests. Family reunion honors W K Gardner and Mrs Sarah Beeler with thirty guests planned. The Round Table met March 11 with seventeen members and a guest, Miss Wight spoke on New Mexico and Pueblo Indians.
Mrs. Charles J. Anthony known as The Queen of Diamonds from Muncie Ind stuns New York with a dramatic diamond armlet and bracelet design. The ornate piece, crafted by Anthony, features metal and diamond bands around the wrist and a rope of diamonds circling the finger in a bold jewelry statement.
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a remedy for pimples and blemishes. It claims calcium aids skin purification and elimination of impurities, offering a free trial by mail from I A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan and noting wide drugstore availability at 50 cents a box.
R J Eberhart of Company A arrives in Lawrence after service at Edgewood Mel. D R Anthony Jr leaves Beta house for Leavenworth. Miss Martha Banker Ruth Scott and Cathevin Bucker head to Kansas City for the Follies. Mr and Mrs S Montgomery of Seattle are guests at the Eldridge House. In Newton a dentist Dr C E Johnson is found dead from a gunshot in his home bath. despondency over ill health suspected.
A head on collision occurred today at the Frisco depot as westbound train No. 151 struck eastbound No. 418. Five persons sustained injuries, none serious, in Frisco Oklahoma territory near Luther on March 14. Local authorities investigated the wreck and dispatch reported normal service resuming later with only minor delays.
A March 14 dispatch from Archangel reports Allied losses along the Vaga River since February 28 are light next to Bolshevik casualties. Estimated Bolshevik fatalities exceed 500. American losses to date include 4 officers and 71 enlisted killed, 1 officer and 18 enlisted died of wounds, 36 missing, 2 officers and 67 enlisted died of disease, and 11 officers and 241 enlisted wounded.
Local notes show Miss Blanche Newmark traveling to Kansas City for the day and attending Fol lies this evening. The item also lists a rummage sale by the Pythian Sisters in the 800 block on Mass and a Methodist church dinner planned for March 15.
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