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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
5
An OCR fragment references Antiseptic 631 nicknamed Snake Oil and hints at claims of pain relief and medical use. The garbled text mentions markets, ads, and a chaotic collection of phrases with little coherent narrative or verifiable facts. The readable portion provides no clear event, date, or source organization.
A British correspondent reports the discovery of oil in Derbyshire with wells planned in Staffordshire and Nottinghamshire. Geologists say England may yield more oil than western Pennsylvania, raising hopes for an industrial shift away from coal.
Vice Admiral William S. Sims denies authoring the famous laconic response attributed to him. He states the exchange occurred while Taussig's destroyers were refueling in Queenstown after a 4000 mile trans Atlantic voyage. Sims says he was in Paris at the time and praises Taussig as an able destroyer commander.
The remark notes Bayly’s response aligns with what was anticipated, asserting that none can claim using any epigrammatic expression in this occasion. The passage reflects cautious rhetoric and deflection in a formal exchange.
Revivalists in Matamoros across the Rio Grande plan to reconstruct the bull ring and stage a bull fight on May 5 to mark a Puebla victory anniversary. The arena was destroyed when Carranza forces captured Matamoros, and bullfighting was later banned by decree. Local governors now may permit or prohibit such events.
Mrs Albert Rose of Hronson Michigan says Vincl transformed her weak run down condition enabling her to keep up with housework. The ad claims Vincl is a strong tonic with beef cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates. Also mentions Saxon Salve and chiropractor Dr Albright with contact details.
The Baldwin glee club delivered a varied concert with Miss Olga on violin to a large enthusiastic audience. Enrollment for Baker’s third quarter began and aims to finish Monday to avoid a vacation between terms. Tickets for the basketball recognition banquet were selling. the student council leads the event. The Piano Club met in Athenian hall and boy scouts met before the concert. Two men released on bond for Union Pacific theft and gun charges, with trial likely in May. Crencio Butierez and Encarnacion Estrada, jailed for bone dry law violations, were released by county commission.
An ad argues seeds reveal nature's uses and touts Dr. Pierce of Buffalo as discovering remedies for women's ailments. It cites his Favorite Prescription made from plant roots and claims it treats backache headaches pelvic pains and irregularities without alcohol or narcotics. Readers are urged to send 10 cents to obtain a trial package of tablets.
High school students stage Whiz Bang carnival at Manual Training High School to support Memorial High School Week from March 24 to 28. A 75-member cast presents ten attractions including a Punch and Judy show, a magician, two farces, a human doll rack, and a 1919 Follies edition with a real vaudeville act. A mass parade on Massachusetts Street announces the event. central committee members include Dorothy Blackmar and Dorothy Higgins.
The Union A team beat the Congregational volley ball team three straight on the YMCA court in the weekly Church Volleyball league. Scores were 15 to 10, 15 to 0, and 15 to 0. The Teachers, the Methodist AA team, also swept Aston B three games to one with scores 10 to 15, 15 to 4, 15 to 9. The Christian squad forfeited to Presbyterian, and tonight the Baptists face Methodist B as the county YMCA conference banquet delays start.
The post office issues order allowing sending fancy fountain pens with gold mountings and nibs to the men overseas. Pens with two ld bands and gold features can be mailed to soldiers abroad under the new regulation.
An earlier order bans sending gold articles of salable value via regular mail to certain countries. An exception allows manufactured gold and silver items to France with standard international mail liability not exceeding $9.65, excluding parcel post. Garden Time: ACHNING'S offers a full line of garden tools.
William Davison former K U football center and 1917 varsity member arrives in Lawrence after serving in the signal corps. He also sprinted and threw shot, aided by past miles relay duty and a birthday game against Illinois. Davison stayed at Camp Alfred Vail New Jersey and hails from St Johns.
A cluttered excerpt lists numerous residents and visitors such as Mrs Edwin Steele, Miss Lucinda, Mr Horace Humphrey, Mr Les Demeritt, and Ms Sunita as well as meetings at the Presbyterian church in Climow. It records friendly calls, garden chats, and Tuesday and Wednesday visits among families in the area.
A local obituary recalls Dock F Sutton a longtime figure in the Marion area near Kansas City He died after a long illness with paralysis at his home. His funeral was held at the Methodist church with burial in Sutton cemetery Led by Rev Baldwin the service honored his fifty years in the community.
An advertisement quotes two physicians on stomach trouble blaming excess hydrochloric acid and fermentation. It touts Laxcarin tablets as a safe remedy to neutralize acid, soothe the stomach, and aid digestion. Sold by Laxea Products Co for one dollar per box with postpaid delivery.
A fragmented list records visits and family events across Lawrence and Franklin towns. Names include Mrs C Moon, Mr and Mrs G Moon, Clifford Moon, Alfred Jtevig, Mrs Blane, Gertrude Knop, Frank Johns, Will Wise, Mrs Frank dry, Mrs Reynolds, and Mr Janeway. Mentions of sick horses and a farm transfer appear amid the informal notices.
A damaged ad-like passage touts Eatonic as an instant remedy for acid indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims rapid action reducing bloating and pain, with promotion urging readers to buy a large box and promising relief or a refund if unsatisfied.
Fragmentary report mentions Mack Ey-Bismarck, Mr White, Frank Keese, and events at Tidal fine in Lawrence. Sunday activities include Parento at Guy Moon fame and Mrs WHE Wise atvested the show at Rowersock. Mud creek water was high causing damage notes with Hazel Puvente visiting town this week.
A French scientist's phosphate discovery is claimed to convert into nervous tissue and boost energy. Dr Albert Robin and P Barber & Son promote Bitro-Phosphate tablets as a nerve building remedy for neurasthenia insomnia fatigue and general weakness, urging caution to ensure genuine product.
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