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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
6
In winter months many live indoors and eat heavy foods, risking kidney strain. Signs include back pain, difficulty urinating, sediment in urine, and rheumatism. The ad touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root herbal remedy as a healing option with a mail order offer from Kilmer Co Ta Hutchinson NY.
A damaged OCR item mentions First Christian Church and Kentucky Bible School with references to preaching by Brother McF****** and a lecture by Geo. O. Foster. Indicates a religious gathering and sermon schedule amid garbled text and partial names.
Texas Wonder claims to cure kidneys and bladder issues in men and women and regulate bladder problems in children. The ad promises a five months supply and a Kansas testimonials letter from Dr. FE. W. Wall in St Louis, Missouri, for $1.06 by mail.
A citizen asks Governor Todgex how the Mahin bill Welch law would apply to private stock shipments of beer and whisky. The inquiry, dated March 15, discusses guidance for replenishing private supplies amid warm weather and prompts a reply or transmission to lawmakers. Also noted is Senator Tillman declining to prolong the chairmanship fight for the appropriations committee.
Local clubs such as Ventura, Casmes, Quivira, Ingleside, Progressive Reading, No Name, Tennola, Ladies Literary League, and others held March gatherings. Members answered roll calls, heard talks on Shakespeare and history, discussed plays and missions, and enjoyed refreshments. several meetings adjourned with plans for future dates and hostesses.
A colt kicked three year old Lloyd Pine causing facial and chest bruises. Wilbur Pine, recent Lawrence Business College graduate, works farm duties while studying. Clarence Pine’s horse injury, and siblings Cecil Roscoe Clifford Chivenee Pine, plus pea contract work for Kaiv Valley Canning, fill a busy farm update. Y P B S of Lawrence to be hosted by Wilbur and Pine on North Kansas Avenue March 23, as rain and sudden changes affect daily life.
Mrs Green reports relief after using Cardus for days, saying she could not walk before and can now run a sewing machine as neighbors note improvement. The ad promotes Cardus as a pain reliever for women with enduring female troubles, claiming over a million users and urging purchase at the nearest drug store.
Journal-World readers are asked to report all poor delivery to B. Harman circulator by home phone 839 or Bell 2405. A request appears to correct errors promptly. The notice also promotes Woodward & Co. medicines and a Lawrence Sewing School, with various verbose lines about products and services.
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