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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
2
An ancient advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Hood's Sarsaparilla as safe quick fixes for colds and illnesses. The copy highlights iron rich tonics and flesh-building claims, urging reliance on these tonics and tonics for health. It mentions a training reference and references to old medicinal preparations.
A fragmented listing shows Sehoat Terence and Marli March Ars among speakers at the Bible Institute event series. Mentions include Mrs. Maud Wood Park, Elizabeth Wilk, and King speaking roles, with improvised notes on a spring recital, production plans, and a Senior Prong holiday in late April.
A long-pasted advertisement extols a mild laxative remedy Dr Cute well Syrup Pepsin for children and adults. It claims safe use for stomach and bowels, notes widespread trial over three quarters of a century, and offers sample bottles by mail with a pastel card request. The text lists names and places like Mrs. Ben McEvoy of Indiana Florence Kas and Mrs. J Prippa Alden Aves Kansas, and urges readers to send their name and address to receive a trial bottle.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast remedy for colds and hay fever symptoms. It claims immediate relief from sneezing, runny nose, sore throat, and headaches by applying the antiseptic balm directly to nasal passages. The notice also mentions fresh bananas and candies at 728 Massachusetts Street.
The Commercial Club of Lawrence seeks a member to attend the state Commercial meeting in Wichita on March 26. No regular delegate has been appointed. any member may apply to the board president to receive the official position.
In Detroit Michigan on March 1 a federal jury in a government suit against a trust was discharged by Judge Angell after seven jurors favored acquittal and five favored conviction. The panel deliberated for four hours, requested further instructions twice, then reported inability to reach a verdict, resulting in a mistrial.
An advertisement from Leevrenee promises a simple home remedy to remove freckles with a one night treatment, offered by a city druggist. The copy touts a “doable strmethaude” product and urges asking for it as a saleable beauty aid.
In a Kansas conference gathering ministers pressed temperance, with Dr Wilson criticizing saloon profits and lives lost. Rev Harry T. Davis and Rev Harry Davis urged voters to oppose liquor, highlighting a major fight for two years. Evening sessions shifted due to snowbound speakers.
Dr Blake delivers rattling good address shaping what observers call one of the largest and finest conference sessions in the South Kansas area. Visitors and students anticipate Sunday services of unusual spiritual value, promising permanent impact on local life.
An ad asserts Cascarets cleanse stomach liver and bowels to end constipation indigestion biliousness and sluggish digestion. It claims rapid relief from headaches dizziness nervousness and backache, promotes health happiness and a clear mind, and urges daily use for children too with druggists selling the product.
An advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cure for dandruff fading and gray hair. It touts sage tea’s historic use to darken hair and restore color, noting convenience from a ready made preparation sold by druggists and a public price at ity vents a Wille sand. Special Agent O 1 Bathep & Sin. 900 Mass. St.
Kansas delegates from Hutchinson march to Baltimore with Champ Clark as their preferred president. Most retain Clark instructions though some doubt his nomination. Wilson faction battles for the second choice as a crowd fills the new convention hall. F M Pearl led Wilson forces, but the day included a rare misstep in his speech.
A Kansas Republican committee clash over a proposed presidential primary ends with a call for a state convention to select delegates. Chairman Dolley reads national and state calls, proxies are announced, and a roll call settles the vote in favor of a convention rather than a direct primary. The debate centers on party unity,d public funding and proceedures.
A brief note highlights natural gas as a cleaner cheaper fuel option that requires about 50 percent less work to produce and use, signaling potential efficiency gains and environmental benefits.
A vintage medical advertisement claims Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restore strength and color through pure blood, proper diet, and hygiene. Mrs Bet Estes of Kansas City testifies the pills helped her after childbirth, then urges others to request a free booklet and a sample laxative called Pinklets.
A fragmentary report notes a visit by Aliss Beniali Addion to Kar City foay to spend a week and overheard a man who appeared unlucky in an evod Judez.
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