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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
7
Numerous congregations list services across faiths. Presbyterians, Methodists, Lutherans, Baptists and Episcopal churches report sermons on topics such as Your Life, The Leader’s Heart, and The Supreme Need for the Way. Attendance emphasized with Sabbath school and Christian Endeavor meetings.
Lawrence resident W J Pearce of 1005 Pennsylvania reports relief from backache headaches and urinary issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims improved vitality and reduced discomfort, urging others to try the product through local dealers in New York.
The text outlines a religious study on how God guided the nation of Israel through oppression to deliverance, education, and leadership. It traces Moses and the exodus, the Red Sea crossing, manna in the wilderness, Jethro's counsel, the giving of the Ten Commandments, and Joshua's leadership, concluding with obedience and separation as conditions for national welfare. A prayer accompanies the lesson, acknowledging God’s providence and dependence on Him.
The piece contemplates the majesty of religious authority and sacred spaces, imagining divine mercy and wrath as a boundless sphere. It notes a nationwide Lutheran campaign beginning tomorrow to raise 3 million dollars for endowment funding to support superannuated ministers and their dependents.
A partial text fragment references funding a laser money project and sealed packages that do not help you. The wording is unclear and lacks identifiable people, organizations, or concrete actions to confidently summarize a specific event.
Juli Floyd Ratliff has received his dikebatee and returned home to Tonganoaxie to resume work at Ratliff drug store. Lawrence visits include Mrs. Julia Kessinger and Mrs. B.R. Kessinger, with social and church events noted. Town news covers legal papers served, family visits, road travels, and local society activities across Tonganoaxie and nearby communities.
Belvoir Misa Zelia Page spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Fees of Lawrence. Mrs Ash Woolwant and children visited Sunday at the W A Dementi home. Mr and Mrs Fred Kampschmder and family visited Linwood Kansas relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Page and Misa Stanley of Lawrence attended the program with pie supper at Belvoir Friday night and stayed with Mrs Emlma Cummings. Mr Clarence Stowe visited Tuesday morning with Mr and Mrs Im Steele.
Valley Grove reports busy spring visits and family gatherings. Residents, including Mr and Mrs Petrie and Mr Dennis Otthigern, travel to Lawrence and nearby towns, with many relatives seen at homes of Clare, Champion, and Osborne families. A wedding, school event, and community greetings mark the week as spring water promotion ties in.
Local residents are listed visiting and socializing in Lawrence and surrounding areas. Names include Frank Fishburne Joanie, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Garber, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Mrs. Berth, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Bomi, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Tiekert, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Horrell, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Flory, Miss Elmora Anderson, and Majel Anderson. Events feature church attendance, weekend gatherings, family visits, and a birth announced on March fourth. Continuous mentions of Lawrence, Ottawa, Rock Falls, and Brenton provide local geographic context.
A flurry of visits and gatherings recaps Mr. Frank Fishburn and Glenn Slapped auid events at the Russell Harreld home. Walter Mirchell visited Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Rizer while Miss Litt and Lund called on neighbors. Church services and cottage prayer, piano and violin solos, and a lecture by Miss Goucher mark a busy week with notes on local schooling and Miss Goucher’s China work return.
Sixth A class wrote letters to Congressman Little asking for garden seeds Marion Leigh’s letter was chosen for sending Mrs Allen Mrs Lescher and Mrs Mitchell assisted Wed afternoon Our War Savings secretary read a letter from Washington D C The Sixth A and B did arithmetic together Tuesday Our school had eight cars in the parade Thursday Miss Eggleston returned after illness New York school adds another picture machine The flag was formed into two stripes Thursday afternoon Swift’s meats advertised at Palace Meat Market 820 Massachusetts St Phone 466
Professor Jehu of Edinburgh University notes Mud tyzuscar tribes hold humans descend from the crocodile and see these animals as brothers yet when a crocodile eats a man the creature is captured tried and generally executed.
A facetious observer recalls a curious childhood moment about Little Jack Borner and a plum pulling incident at a fair, asserting it as one of life’s great mysteries. The remark hints at an unusual achievement involving a single thumb.
A wartime appeal praises American mothers for knitting socks for soldiers and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic tonic for women facing backache dizziness and weakness. The ad urges readers to obtain a trial package by sending 10 cents to Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
An advertisement extols Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle yet thorough remedy. It promotes relief for sick and bilious headaches constipation indigestion and liver stomach and bowel derangements. A trial package is offered for 10 cents.
A wartime garden bulletin advises Mr Garden Jr to grow turnips quickly for tenderness and sweetness. It details sowing depth, row spacing, thinning, and varieties such as Purple Top Globe and White Globe, plus starting seeds in boxes and transplant timing. Readers can order a free garden book by writing to the National War Garden Commission in Washington.
A brief moral exhortation urges invincible determination to face burdens with a glad face toward neighbors. It promises resilience in life’s trials and maintaining a smile, even during hardship, as part of a cheerful outlook.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Gaumer have returned to Detroit after visiting at the Barber home.
An ad for Laxcarin laxative pills promotes use before or after meals to ease over eating and indigestion. It outlines dosing for adults and children,notes gradual building of regular bowels, and emphasizes safety, with prices and mail order details from Laxcarin Products Co. Pittsburgh.
A gardener’s tale shows Buddy struggling to pull hard ground rats for supper while grandpa jokes about planting them upside down to ease the task. Honoring the Dead notes the Japanese shrine at Yamada in Ise is rebuilt every twenty years drawing reverent visits from many Japanese.
French physician Dervide reports two patients aged 32 and 52 with bald patches at the back and sides of the head. After removal of ear plugs, the second week showed new hair growth, eventually becoming firm and abundant. No other causes found in examination of teeth throat nose chest.
Piston rings formed by centrifugal casting from molten metal in a special machine by DeLayaud prove faster to produce and stronger than sand cast rings. Tests at Columbia University show more uniform and finer structure under the microscope, validating the method. The Springfield Republican marks its 75th anniversary today.
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