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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
2
The United States Department of Agriculture notes honey yield remains low due to neglect during critical periods. Beekeepers must prevent swarming, supply space for brood and honey, and prepare colonies for multiple honey flows with proper wintering in mind.
In over two thirds of states farm bureaus include women and men in membership. Girls and boys participate in county groups and women increasingly engage in community work through committee roles and organizational activity.
Advice touts a patent remedy S B S S claiming to cleanse blood of disease germs to treat rheumatism. Labeled as a century old cure, it urges readers to buy and consult a local advisor for free medical guidance after starting the treatment.
An advertisement asserts daily meat causes uric acid that harms kidneys and offers Jad Salts as a remedy. It claims four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast will cleanse sluggish kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and end bladder weakness.
Readers note that farms with both men and women on bureaus gain broader perspectives. Men approve of sisters and wives serving, often showing more enthusiasm than their spouses for women's participation. The stance reflects a shared aim of balanced judgment in farm questions.
The article argues honey production in the United States could be greatly increased to meet rising demand. It notes honey accounts for about 2 percent of annual sugar use and is mainly used in baking and medicines. It advocates better beekeeping methods by existing 1,000,000 beekeepers rather than expanding hive numbers.
Piles treated with PAZO ointment claim cure within 6 to 14 days. If it fails to cure itching burning bleeding or protruding piles druggists refund money. Stops irritation soothes and heals and promises restful sleep after first application. Price five cents.
Stars and Stripes reports the Sth division captured 112 German officers and 4,869 men, with 127 artillery pieces and 455 machine guns. The advance covered 36 kilometers across the Argoing and St. Mihiel drives, with troops from Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, Nebraska, and South Dakota. Camp Funston to remain permanent. London says aircraft-insurance excess exceeds £10,000,000. A Topeka marriage license issued to Anna Hamlen and Howard Morgan. Dairy industry talks planned by National Dairy Union and creamery butter markets association.
Chicago tenants will pay nearly 4 million dollars more in rent this year than in 1918. rents across classes have risen 5 to 25 percent with an average around 10 percent. housing stock remains tight while 80 percent of residents rent and four to six room apartments are scarce. builders expect a fall revival with a new dwelling boom within days, and many owners consider converting empty stores into flats to meet demand.
An old advertisement notes that cold related headaches and body pains can be relieved by taking Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It emphasizes the product name and includes a signature line E. W. Grove and a price of 3 cents, indicating a period medicinal box offer.
The text notes China’s successful seclusion from global contact and points out places within its borders untouched by Christian influence. It remarks that the Christian white man has historically been seen as a restless wanderer across the West.
A historic method instructs to mix equal parts of anotten fat beeswax and sweet, heat in a shallow pan over a fire until melted, cool slightly, then apply generously to boots especially along the central edge to seal against water.
Read as a daily thought from the Indianapolis News noting the contrast that widows greatly outnumber widowers in the United States by about three to one while a Longfellow line hints at the artist’s fate.
A Nashua New Hampshire girl, Deuna Martin, age 29, recounts long monthly pains that forced her from school. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and urges others to seek the same safe, non narcotic remedy for daughters suffering similar symptoms.
Kansas City officials announce inclusive homecomings for the 35th and 89th divisions with a unified “Homecoming Week” to honor middle western troops. Celebrations aim to include wounded veterans, with similar plans in Topeka and St Louis for the 25th division.
New York. March 26. The article lists German city locations for units of the 89th division. Headquarters at Kyllburg and Prüm with divisions including the 177th Infantry Brigade, 355th Regiment, 354th at Waxweiler, 341st MG battalion at Pronsfeld, 178th Infantry Brigade at Pallien, 355th at Saarburg, 356th at Ehrang, 342d MG battalion at Pealzel, 164th Artillery Brigade at Bitburg, 304th at Schoenecken, 341st at Speicher, 342d at Liederfeiss, 314th trench motor battery returning home at Meckel, Witburg hosting several 314th units, 340th MG battalion at Erdorf, 314th field signal battalion at Rittersdorf, and 31th ammunition train at Ra den.
In a seventh grade study, a teacher asks students to define key terms. A student, Magen Mne, defines gender and then a sharper term. Another student recites a dubious definition attributed to a famous feminist about gender being the one that opposes masculine norms.
Hickory wood is claimed to have the highest fuel value per unit volume among nonresinous woods. It is said to burn evenly and hold heat. The text notes oaks coming west, followed by breech, bireh and niple as other woods.
A clipped remark on healing notes that many who inquire about cures fail to distinguish good from bad. The line emphasizes skepticism about remedies and the idea that not all cures are effective. It reflects a wary stance on medical promises.
An old remedy uses Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore dark hair and gloss. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as a modern improvement lasting through repeated uses. Dampened by a sponge, it colors one strand at a time for a natural look.
The Chittman prepares tea by placing a pinch of leaves in a Chinese teacup, pouring boiling water over them, and covering the cup. After a few seconds the tea is ready. the cup is raised to the mouth and swallowed as the liquid cools slightly.
A General Electric experiment shows annealing ingot iron in hydrogen at 1600 degrees Fahrenheit for three hours yields a metal very soft, almost copper-like, easily whittled with a knife according to Scientific American.
In a suburban garden a woman refused a man who asked for a dog bite, he persisted with loud barking. she seized his collar and ordered him to leave, declaring he had no right to keep the dog. The man challenged her and suggested she let the dog go.
The Leuazy river, marking part of the Brazil Argentina boundary, hosts a vast cataract described as the world’s greatest. The fall spans about 210 feet, wider than Niagara by roughly two and a half times, with an estimated 100 million tons of water plunging per hour. The event coincides with the centennial birthday of the Duke of Cambridge, longtime commander in chief of the British army.
A fragment mentions Thomas Austin Yawkey, heir to a large estate from his uncle who formerly owned the Detroit Tigers. It notes his interest in football, movies, Latin study, and a $2,000,600 share, plus a gold watch charm for sporting success, highlighting youth and sports connections.
The article explains round worms as a common human parasite, usually in the small intestine but sometimes moving to the stomach. It details symptoms in children, how infection occurs via contaminated food or water, and notes that worms may trigger nervous and digestive issues. Detection methods include worm passage, mucus in stools with worm eggs, and response to laxatives, with emphasis on cautious diagnosis.
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