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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement invites readers to visit chiropodist Dr. Kright for foot troubles at 1027 Mass Street. The notice emphasizes professional foot care and a dedicated clinic location.
The federal rehabilitation board reports 57011 registered disability cases with a February rise of 18042 cases or 48 percent. Origins cite War Risk Insurance, Labor, Red Cross, hospitals and other agencies while 40276 cases have contact and 82730 surveys completed guiding future action.
Max Reineke went missing from the lineup and then returned to the front line, overcoming absence to assert control and lead the team in a decisive moment. An unspecified opponent or game context frames this comeback as a rallying point for the squad.
Corporal Max Reineke of the 110th Engineers, gassed in the Argonne and later assigned to military police, recounts his bid to rejoin the front. After a stern Provost and an A W O L episode, a humane major facilitates his return to duty and reunion with his company.
Fragmentary ad text markets Rocky Mountain Tea claiming beauty and fairness. It touts immediate use and urges starting today with a city store reference.
Sutton Sunday afternoon reports misfortune for John Rockhold who lost about four hundred young chickens to a peculiar disease. Dr. Wells of Baldwin City sent samples to Kansas City for analysis. Local residents including Miss Neilie Cline and Mrs Charlie Bowser assist with chores while Mrs Owen Turner improves. Numerous visits and social calls occur among Sutton families in Alva Oklahoma, Ottawa and nearby towns.
Mrs. Clary and Mrs. Baker attended the Junior Prom at the University of Kansas Friday evening. Miss Ollie Hird returned from a visit with her sister Mrs. Paul Johanning. Dr. Wells of Baldwin called on Bertson Fone Sacundiy. Charles Stevenin learned his brother Gus arrived in New York and served with the 12th enores web in France awaiting discharge from Camp Funston. Lieuten Hira is visiting Ganich City with Mrs Albert Kammer and Mr. Oatman family in Ganich City Kansas.
An old time remedy for wrinkles and rough skin is revived as a facial treatment. The article touts a concentrated buttermilk cream sold as Howard's Buttermilk Cream at Round Corner drug store, promising whitening and smoothing effects for the face and hands.
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