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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
5
A jumble of garbled phrases lists harmed digestion mentions with scattered names and places. The text rambles through odd medical hints and stray terms, lacking a clear event or person to anchor a news item.
An old missive promotes a saline drink called Jad Salis as a gentle, inexpensive remedy to neutralize irritating acids and support kidney and bladder health. It claims harmless effervescence, ease of use, and benefits for both men and women, advising a few days of use to see effects.
Rural schools and a Fox Township district finalize plans for final exams set to begin April third and tenth. Superintendent Thewley confirms locations, times, and assigned examiners while noting two days allocated for testing and a slate of teachers named to supervise.
A local enthusiasm meeting at Che High School discussed preparations for a major upcoming tournament. Speakers included coach Hee Bren and Woodward, with Lenhart and others commenting on student readiness and the school’s competitive outlook. Blooded hogs sale details and cattle market notes appeared among the discussion. Prem Sutton Tarn and Manning White of Metook Nebraska shared market observations and plans to relocate assets.
New York writer Kendrick Bangs spoke at Fraser Chapel on Salubrities I Have Met praising Richard Harding Davis Rudyard Kipling Conan Doyle and other authors. He urged optimism and cited Syrup of Figs as a trusted remedy for children noting the product’s benefits and warning against counterfeits.
The article notes Lawrence High School appears poised for a finals run, with coach Yorty planning to use key players Woodard and Lowman as constants. Team strengths cited include strong forward lineup with Colette Young listed among starters and reserves, while injuries or uncertainties are mentioned for others.
The Journal World reports renewed Opiere sets at Abani Ware with several weeks of orders already taken. Interested buyers may call to reserve one of the sets. Price remains 108 dollars. Also advertised is good country butter at Druin and Gleason tickets available at the Round Corner before Saturday.
A garbled advertisement touts freckle removal with various applications and “easy” methods to achieve a flawless complexion. It mentions a pharmaceutical draught or cream, a money‑back guarantee, and claims of cosmetic improvement, while noting a traveler from Lawrence discussing business in the city.
An advertisement touts a ready to use compound called Sul-Phar that darkens gray hair, claims it removes stray hairs, moisturizes, and makes hair appear natural and evenly colored. It urges readers to apply daily with a sponge or brush for faster results and a younger look.
Mrs Havens visits Mes 1.0 Baker. Joha Rockhold and neighbors travel roads to aid work. Mr McCield of Wickand attends neighborhood events. Families travel and visit in Baldwin and Independence. Health updates include Gry Salieday and Melcy with operation recovery hopes. several social visits and farm tasks noted.
In Swan Creek Michigan readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and health after exhaustion and poor appetite. Letters from Mrs Annie Cameron and Mrs Charles Rowe attest to renewed energy and housework ability. References to local names and routine notices fill the page with community life and health advertising.
A fragments filled report notes a social dinner at an unidentified Bert Sutton residence on Thursday. Attendees included a mix of adults and a child, with casual chatter and light refreshments. details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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