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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1912
Page
4
A testimonial from Albert B Blackey of Centre Harbor praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing rheumatism begun in childhood. He notes prior doctors failed, but bottles of Hood's helped him regain mobility and now helps prevent relapse, urging others with rheumatism to try it.
A garbled OCR passage presents political names and commentary, referencing Teddy Roosevelt Taft and Massachusetts delegates. The text hints at public figures and campaign discourse, but is largely unreadable and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
A Lawrence column argues for a pure milk ordinance while critiquing anarchists and praising socialists as patriotic. It urges pension legislation, supports Roosevelt over Taft, notes cement housing in Oklahoma, and highlights Sunday School efforts led by Ralph E. Diffendorfer as part of community progress.
Reading from Topeka Kansas dated April 10 19, editorials discuss Governor Stubbs and Harper's Weekly critique. Mentions Roosevelt delegation plans in Kansas and harmony among candidates Satin Bolinger Gates Harris. Includes praise for Miss Addams and concerns about university student conduct and cigarette smoking at state schools.
A spring letter from a girl seeks a reliable device to remove freckles. A dubious wax claims to absorb freckles and improve complexion. warned that harmful effects may occur. The article notes seasonal skin changes and a beauty remedy involving pond saxolite and a facial bath.
A long reader letter extols Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and back trouble. It claims five years of hacks and pain eased after use, with mentions of local supplier Dick Ries Drug Store and Foster Milburn as national agents. The note includes dates and signatures praising the remedy.
The Lawrence Reading Club enjoyed a glad open meeting at Mrs. John Kitokin's home with guests including Mrs. Bom Gregory. Two papers were presented on music history and selections from The Song of Roland. Refreshments followed, and members adjourned for social time.
A dubious home remedy touts HYOMET vapor inhalation poured over boiling water to clear the throat and lungs. It warns against dangerous medicines and claims rapid relief and sleep after a five to ten minute session. The ad promotes THYOMEL as safe, though it is questionable.
Mrs Petty presided over a refined gathering featuring a original program by Lee Weter. Guests included Mrs Hier ma Rehnely and 43 others as lively conversation and a light limeleen tea decor captivated attendees. The afternoon meeting with Miss Bickiemeter offered reports, a Biz paper by Mrs Fivtiesens, and an animated discussion before farewells.
Amitie Beine Transmieser, died April 1 1915 at age 71 in Marton township, Douglas county. She left a large family including husband and eleven children, with roots in Netherlands and later North America, and her funeral was conducted by Rev. Aline Worden.
A fragmented warning condemns ointments for catarrh containing mercury and urges avoiding such products. It cites Hill's Catarrh Care from Fd Cheney & Co and cautions about systemic harm, advising consulting reputable physicians and avoiding internal use. Mentions retailer Robt vy Drugelsts and price one dollar per bottle.
Emergency reports describe a powerful cyclone hitting the region with widespread destruction. Homes and businesses damaged or leveled, several injuries, and several residents displaced. Power lines down, communications disrupted, and emergency crews respond across multiple county areas including Water Leth, Ottegle, and Larne. Authorities warn of continuing hazards as search and salvage operations commence. no fatalities confirmed at this time.
A fragmented advertorial discusses indigestion and dyspepsia remedies centered on Pepsin and dietary support. It promotes Pepsin tablets as a quick aid, promising improved appetite, reduced heartburn, belching, and sour stomach after regular use. The piece also mentions local shops and brands like Wiedemann's and references general stomach health guidance.
Fragmentary OCR details a May term convening with lines about circulating judges and petitions. Mentions a sheriff missing and a revolved capture effort. Context suggests district court proceedings and protective actions in a troubled term.
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