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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
6
The junior play runs from April 17 to Marvel 2nd with the Jimmy cast rehearsing Petts and TV text work. Dr. Seth A. Church spoke at a Life Work lecture at the University Life Work series opening under Y.M.C.A. auspices.
George W Marshall, longtime business figure in Mary Investment Company and Marshall Medicine Company, died after a seven week illness following appendicitis surgery. Born in Tarveda County, Oliya, he established businesses in Sherman Texas and later led the Mary Investment Company and Condensed Milk Company. He retired briefly then returned to business, dying after complications.
A man appeared in police court this morning charged with assault. He pleaded not guilty to the charge and a trial was set for tomorrow.
Chas S Hawley issues guidance on county exams for sixth graders in Douglas County. The message lists exam locations and supervising teachers, emphasizes paper quality and writing instruments, warns about postage and tuition, urges diligence without pushing unprepared pupils, and discusses projected graduate numbers and testing methods.
Partial OCR fragment mentions seven kinds of animal fat and a vegetable kingda ce, with unclear context about cooking and origins. Names and specifics are garbled, making precise facts hard to extract.
Topeka reports a March snow storm with high winds across northern and western Kansas. Readings dropped, total precipitation 0.12 inch, NW breeze, trains in Great Bend to Scott City area restored after ten day blockade from a prior cold snap.
Fragmentary notices advertise Sassafras bark and Sarsaparillas at Woodward’s with tea making notes. Raymond Urn store plans a new marble fountain and interior changes. Ed Wilson & Company opens a pew short ottree stand at Massachusetts Street. Natural gas promoted as labor saver. Miss Blanche Newmark visits Manhattan, lingering in town.
Classified style copy touts Rexall Hair Tonic as a zero risk remedy for baldness. It asserts three bottle trial with a money back guarantee and product availability at The Rexall Store in a local Mettulloch Mass area, urging readers to try Tonie Rexall remedies on faith.
A vintage ad touts simple beauty remedies including a shampoo from cornmeal for dust and dandruff removal, a Delatone paste to remove unwanted hair, and witch hazel mixed lotions. It promotes Mother's Salve for cuts and eruptions, plus a plan for a light complexion routine using a wavitone pack and gentle applications, all claiming ease and safety.
At a meeting held last evening the KU Y.M.C.A. reported the names of those elected for the coming Wednesday. Officers include President Don Yeoman, Vice President William L. Butler, Treasurer Ray Soper, and Recorder Ernest Blence. A banquet will be held at Eeke's Hall on Tuesday March 9 at six oclock p m hosted by the University department of the M. E. Sunday school with Bishops Quayle and Smith as guests. Mrs C E Gibson has returned from a trip through the West.
An advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as a remedy for consumption and related lung conditions, claiming it has saved many lives and improved health. A testimonial from a patient speaks of dramatic weight gain and recovery after hospital treatment, urging readers to seek the product from Philadelphia laboratories and local druggists.
An old advertisement touts tablets that stop stomach fermentation instantly by neutralizing poisonous gases and expelling poison through the kidneys. It claims rapid relief from sourness heaviness acidity and shortness of breath, with benefits for indigestion dizziness headaches and sleep issues. Sold by H L Raymond Co and druggists for 60 cents.
Gold Dust claims a quick simple fix for dirty dishes promising the smallest effort. A pinch of Gold Dust in dish water allegedly cuts grease and grime, easing the washing task.
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