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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
6
Rome reports that Blackshirt leaders are examining a possible universal agreement between the Fascist movement and affiliated groups abroad. Opponents denounce internationalism while praising Italy's aims to defend and spread Fascist principles amid alleged plots by anti Fascist forces.
Baldwin residents hear updates on local events as Mrs. Orcutt visits Lawrence and many attend theater plans for April 6. Fire at the city bakery is minor. Dr. and Mrs. Smith face serious illness with toe amputation. Omicron Alpha Chi Omega hosts tea for Mrs. Frances Goodell while community figures move homes and join clubs.
Oak Ridge and Clearfield columns list social visits and celebrations. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Van Neste, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Toms, and many others. Events cover birthday honors, church socials, school activities, illness reminders, and a noted obituary for four year old Della Marie Schendel.
A family gathering was held Sunday at the home of Peter Dreher in Fairview to honor Mrs Lawson and Miss Rose Dreher, with a dinner and shared memories among relatives and friends.
Otto Dreher and family birthdays noted in March. Guests included Lou and Ernest Transmeier and others from Yarnold Lone Star Lawrence and Lawrence area. Numerous Sunday visits across Pleasant Valley with Wells, Koehler, Dreher, Howard, Wells, Baker, and Schaake households. Farmers' Union meeting attended in Blue Mound Friday evening.
Mary Ann Davis born April 26 1841 in Lee county Iowa moved with her parents to homesteads near Clinton Kansas. She married Abner Oren January 15 1871 in Bloomington Kansas and lived on farms in Willow Springs Osage and Franklin counties before returning to Clinton. She died March 14 1925 at age 83 after long illness, widow of Abner who died December 20 1905. She joined the Methodist church long ago and was known as a faithful neighbor and helper. Funeral by Rev Estelle Lienard cited Romans 8 27 38 39 and many floral tributes reflected friends.
From Mother Nature's storehouse comes Tanlac the famous tonic and builder said to restore health and strength. The ad claims quick benefits for weak appetites stomach trouble and rheumatism with improved sleep and color. Stop at your druggist for two bottles and Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs, colds, and lung troubles. It claims creosote-based formula soothes inflamed membranes, stops irritation, and fights infection. money refund offered if relief is not achieved after following directions.
Mrs L G Dunham of Topeka Kansas praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for helping weak women. She urges a fair trial of the medicine with tablets or liquid sold by all druggists. Send 1 cent for a trial package and write the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo NY for free medical advice.
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