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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
6
Mrs Galt of Washington DC praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, dependable laxative for children. The remedy, free from opiates, strengthens bowel action and restores regularity with minimal griping. A trial bottle is available free by writing Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello, Illinois.
Reported discussion of selling the Danish West Indies to the United States amid stalled trade and harbor modernization. Hamburg America line employes have left, many seeking work elsewhere as canal closures and war dampened shipping. Locals hope for revival with Canal reopening and postwar recovery.
An old print promotes Gel-It for corns and calluses with sensational claims. It mocks painful home remedies and touts Gel-It as fast acting and painless, selling 25 cents a bottle through a Chicago-based distributor.
Eval Watson of 250 South Robeka Avenue Wichita testifies Tanlae cured her long standing stomach liver and kidney troubles. She describes symptoms including breathlessness chest pains and shooting pains before relief began after a few days use. She urges friends to try Tanlae for renewed health in Kansas.
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out a form and mail it to Foley & Co. in Alabama to receive a package containing Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and croup, Foley Widney Pills for back and kidney ailments, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestion, with a note on returning the weight of the package.
Troop 2 of the Lawrence Scouts plans a spring basketball series against town troops with two or three teams. The group was hosted by Mrs. A Trenley, and John Wilworth spoke about a trip through Mexico. A demonstration on scout ideals by Mr. Cochran is planned along with a spring show.
Produce dealers from several central cities met in Nautsas today to establish a permanent organization called the Central Kansas Butter Poultry and Beef Association. Carl Nelson of Mutehinson was elected president, with a tentative plan to elect other officers at a ten-day meeting. The group aims to campaign for better rates for produce shippers and to monitor western buyers.
Fairview residents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dreher entertained relatives and friends at Sunday dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flory and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lindell and daughter from Lone Star, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson and daughter Mabel, Mr. and Mrs. Wieding and son Arlie Jr., Mr. J. R. Sanborn and son Herbert of Lawrence, and Mrs. Otto Dreher and Mrs. Erikson and sons called on the hosts. Mrs. Harry Yeager of Reading, Pa., has been visiting at Mr. Peter Dreher's for a month. Miss Marie Wangler of Chanute shopped in Lawrence while visiting McGuffey's. Kathryn Howard spent Wednesday night with Grace McClintock. Fred Jones and family were in Lawrence Sunday. Seth Griffin's house is being remodeled by Mr. Clark. Miss Mark Wangler of Chanute and Mrs. McGuffey visited Paul Koehler's last Wednesday. L. D. Howard had Sunday dinner with Charlie Howard and family. The McClintock family were guests at Will Walker's Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Koehler called on Seth Griffin's Tuesday afternoon.
A column lists visits and gatherings across Lawrence and nearby towns, including Miss Etta Slian and Verne McGuffey at a teachers meeting in Lawrence, numerous social calls at the homes of Wells, Walborn, and Coffin families, university concert attendance, church events, and a death notice for Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy. Also mentions health updates, travel to Lawrence for care, and local preparations for spring activities.
An ad touts an easier method to remove freckles and blemishes using double strength athine cream. It claims quick results, urges asking for the double strength product, and mentions a money back guarantee. The snippet reflects a vintage drugstore promotion with vague terms and low clarity.
A 1910s style advertisement touts Trex as a harmless circulatory and digestive aid. It claims quick relief from rheumatic pain and constipation, improves liver and bowel drainage, and cleanses the stomach. Sold by O. P. Barker & Son or H B Denton Co Beardslow Inkads.
Mr Robertson made a business trip to Lawrence Saturday. Frank Pardee bought a team of horses in Kansas City Monday. Schoolhouse gathering Wednesday planned plays for the last day of school. Mrs Kennedy hosts ladies sewing club Thursday. Wedding bells expected soon. Various town interactions and notices across Lawrence and nearby areas.
The column records visits and social ties in Knowledge Hill and nearby towns. Clifford and Winford Thiry, Dorothy Humphries and Mabel Rothwell are frequent guests. Funeral in Lawrence for Mrs. Peter Hunsinger. interment at Maple Grove. School closes March 31.
Mr and Mrs Henry Eggert of Lawrence spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Fred Eggert. Mr and Mrs Mont Shelton of Garwin Iowa visited Friday afternoon and Saturday morning with Mr and Mrs Robert White and family.
Wartned tire repairs offered by Tire and Electric Service Co at 1 East Sth. Services include tire repair and electrical work for vehicles.
An incomplete Excelsior item reports a sad morning event with scattered details mentioning Mr Kring and Marine. The readable fragments suggest a somber incident but lack clear facts, names, or outcomes.
Local tidbits recount deaths and condolences, home fires, visitors, and school events. Alva Rockheard’s house fire sparks excitement, with partial furnishings lost. Baldwin and Ottawa visitors are listed alongside weekly class meetings, family visits, and church affairs. A golden wedding celebration is noted for John and Mrs Pippert, with nine children expected to attend.
An old newspaper ad touts Cascarrets as a cure for cold symptoms bad breath and headaches. It blames torpid liver and clogged bowels for misery and promises cleansing overnight, urging a 10 cent box from a druggist and noting benefits for adults and children alike.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure all for congested kidneys and bladder, claiming cleansing action and relief from excesses. It stresses daily use, government testing, and import origin, urging readers to buy from their druggist and look for the Gold Medal name.
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