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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
6
Pleasant relief for liver and bowels with Cascarets 10c a box. No gripe and harmless cleansing of the insides. Removes bilious spells dizziness bad breath stomach sourness. Advertised as candy like cathartic for constipated and bilious conditions. Get a 10 box from any drug store.
The report states Private Herbert Willey, in military service at Camp Funston, returned home eight months after leaving for a military leave that was granted by wire. He was found absent without leave, arrested as a deserter, and taken to Fort Leavenworth after a telegram extension of leave was misplaced. Willey endured ten days confinement and faced quarantine with his mother E. Willey while authorities investigated.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a unit or company and brigade with a “fiat class” record. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to confirm details or context.
Kenneth Baldwin visits his mother Harriett Wilson while Irvin Greer returns from furlough. A 3 PM Wednesday Victory Loan meeting was held in the Baldwin State Bank board room. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon. The YWCA hosted its annual May morning breakfast in the church dining rooms with proceeds for church and summer conference. Dr Joy Omer and family expected in Baldwin late week from Baltimore to Colorado. Mrs Snyder drove to Ottawa Thursday and Cal Watts visited Sunday morning. Local social notes include visits by Mayson, M Cherles, Faye Stade pacers, John and Ned McCall, Rey Curtis, Murry Bond, Ine Hothrock, and Lone Star Saturday attendance.
Advert reads that winter fatigue incoludes weak blood and lingering ills and promotes Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to purify blood. It claims no alcohol or narcotics and offers trial packages for ten cents. A testimonial from Mrs Ida V Wilson supports cure of cerofula after fifteen years.
Attendees at the August gathering at the Dieta home included Miases Lyeka Uday Frances Curtis and many others. Several visitors from Lawrence and surrounding areas were noted with mentions of travel, meals, and local activities. One guest, Gordon, moved to military police duty and was stationed abroad.
Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia describes eight year back pain and fatigue from weak kidneys eased by Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims widespread relief for kidney and bladder troubles and states the pills are sold everywhere.
A school program dated April features recitations songs and dialogues led by pupils including Rosa Hawkins Violet Piper and Marguerite Kasold. After the event Miss Young offered two solos. Mrs Jensen reports her son Sherman in Co H arriving in New York. Mr and Mrs W H Smith plan a Texas visit with Oscar Orr assisting chores. Villetta Winchell visited with her aunt Myra.
Nickolas Fandel of Metamora Illinois says Tanlac rebuilt his health after grips, pneumonia and long weakness. He reports improved appetite, no stomach gas, restored strength, and now works hard again. Tanlac is sold at City Drug Store Lawrence and Round Corner Drug Co Endora by H A White.
fragments recount a gathering in a Maine town with Mrs Wise and Mr MeChonge, travel to visit relatives, and a mention of Robert Mes and overseas service. The message references Ada wind sot and Mrs Anna Tlutis as Hubert’s sister, with War updates and upcoming visits.
The American Academy of Political and Social Science convenes its twenty third annual sessions in Philadelphia today to discuss all phases of the world peace plan. Prominent attendees and discussions are expected as part of the program.
A Brooklyn mother recalls her 15 year old daughter's severe backache dizziness and loss of appetite. After three months with no improvement Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored weight and eased pain, leading to renewed school attendance. She urges other mothers to consider the remedy and provides the company address for guidance.
Harold White and Charles Berry were away from school when Charles Berry fell and fractured his right elbow. Mrs. Robert White summoned Arthur Schutz. they took him to town, then to his mother before Dr. A. J. And pramys wire set the bone, which broke last August. Community notes detail numerous visits, visits, and local happenings around Vinland and Pleasant Grove, including social visits, church activities, school events, and repairs.
Fragmented OCR items describe social visits at homes in Linke rent, Prairie, and Kloks, along with weather impacts on spring chores, poultry losses, seed purchases, and occasional old time Greek dieting references. Names include Mrs Hil gad son Avery, Mrs R oh Puckett, and Hash Prairie residents.
The passage notes China has a far larger area and population than the United States but only 6,500 miles of railways versus America’s 265,000. It emphasizes the disparity between landmass and rail infrastructure.
Uncle Sam's publishing house, officially the Government Printing Office, is described as the greatest establishment of its kind. A note advertises savings on B. P. S. Paint at Matthews Phone 34. The piece states nearly 15,000,000,000 postage stamps a year are required to supply the people of the United States.
A long promotional text touts Tonite as a cure for acid stomach and related symptoms. It claims relief from heartburn belching and indigestion, argues many suffer daily, and offers Tonite pills for a $3 price with a money back guarantee.
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