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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
8
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle vegetable remedy that purports to cleanse the liver and bowels to relieve indigestion. It claims better appetite, energy, and digestion with one or two tablets at bedtime, priced 10c and 25c per box. The rest of the page lists local social visits and names.
A brief notice notes Pall Leaf spent Sunday with her here, details limited to the social reference.
An old advertisement promotes Mother’s Friend as a safe abdominal and breast relaxant easing nausea and labor pain. It claims the formula calms nerves, reduces strain on muscles, and helps prepare for childbirth. The notice urges writers to request the Bradfield Roosulator Co booklet “Motherhood and the Baby” for free.
Fraser UL will take the affirmative on the question regarding terms of settlement for the print war. Missouri will present the negative. the event features a Missouri Kansas dual debate to be held in Columbia.
De Glen Millice of Battle Creek Iowa visits nether Ma George Re MilFee aunt Mrs. Charles Decker in Lawrence for atewd ditys.
Advert describes Cascarents as a remedy for headaches biliousness coated tongue and constipation. Claims cleanse stomach remove undigested food and foul gases ease liver bile and bowel waste while you sleep promising clear breath rosy complexion and steady health for months via a 10 cent bar.
Mr Thurman Fitzpatrick returns from a Kansas City trip while Miss Panera Miller plans a weekend there to see Harry Lauder. C R Doolittle sale set for Tuesday afternoon March 26 with four brood hens offered. Iry C B McClellanad left this morning for Hofgewour Kans on a business trip. Helen Wagstaff visited Topeka today. Name misspellings indicate torn OCR text.
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