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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Gold Dust as a miracle cleaner for dirt and germs. It claims dirt and germs vanish when added to water with little effort, promising the Gold Dust Twins will do the hard scrubbing. Available in 5c and large packages for economy.
A fragmented 19th century notice describes Warren Street Baptist Church under Rev G Dickson seeking repairs and debt relief. Members fund an ascent of $800 to advance the work, appealing parishioners and supporters to contribute as the church awaits a clear financial path.
The readable fragments describe a man and his wife with a medical problem or treatment. Specific names or places are not clear, but the context centers on health concerns within a household. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text.
In December 1912 a man reports severe facial eruption costing over $100 before trying Resinol. After using three cakes of Resinol Soap and a jar of Resinol Ointment his skin cleared completely. He endorses free samples from Resinol Baltimore and notes no street appearance issues since 1908.
The Senate faces a heated tariff battle as opposition lawmakers vow to pursue a hard line. Democrats insist on full hearings and disclosure while Republicans claim the public should learn more about the bill before action.
The Senate factions clash over tariff policy with Bristow backing a gradual sugar duty cut in place of free trade. Kern resolution to probe West Virginia miners protests grows amid partisan debate. Also discussed are ammunition shipments and remarks on labor costs in Kansas beet fields.
President Wilson says no troops will be moved for any military display while diplomatic negotiations with Japan over California land and Jewish issues continue. The White House statement aims to prevent misinterpretation of routine maneuvers, with navy and army plans discussed but not to be acted upon.
An ad extols S S S blood purifier, claiming rheumatism chills and skin issues stem from impurities. It praises a vegetable formula that supposedly cleanses blood, supports tissue nutrition, and outshines mercury and arsenic remedies, urging readers to buy only the genuine product.
A Tokio dispatch notes Japanese officials do not endorse the Hague tribunal and hope for a satisfactory settlement in Tokyo. The piece contrasts official optimism with a sense that diplomacy remains open, while other notes touch on local life in Valley Grove, Sunday school and community events, with a brief health ad for Chamberlain's Liniment.
Worden residents plan a Wednesday morning picnic at Mrs Heim's orkerd with the Mission Bank monthly meeting and religious class sessions. Local families, neighbors and visitors share dinners, shopping trips, calls, and social visits across Baldwin City and Lawrence with updates on health and jury service.
Last Wednesday afternoon many locals gathered as Delantiver inen led the day’s activities. Miss Mae Rappard and Mr. Chas Rappard spent Sunday with Mrs. John Lyons. Rev Weadhind preached two sermons at Worden and invited the public to attend. Various neighbors visited homes, shared meals, and spoke of weekend social and church events including Home Comfort Steel Range agent calls and visits to families on Sunday.
Lawrence delegates Prof. Fred E Stimson and Mr Wagstaff will attend the North Annual Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas in Wichita at St John s Church. The diocese includes Topeka property and hospitals. about fifty clergy and 150 lay seats. Bishop Millspaugh to confirm a class at Trinity Church. festival music and decorations planned. Monday features a Paris Supper. Abbreviated: the convention spans Wednesday and Thursday with St John s hosting. local entertainment planned by parish members.
A large 164 fire heavily damaged St Anne's in Westbourne England today. Militants suspected of starting the blaze caused extensive damage including to the organ, with authorities reporting serious injuries and urging caution as investigation continues.
Real estate transfers listed include BL Dalton and wife Lawrence to Riena Be. Clank 1 Lot 13 Lane's Second Addition Lawrence Kansas. Addition to Lawrence. Loan Trust Company to Mary at $30,000. Massachusetts area included. Jacob Hoseh widower Wyandotte district. Good kneeht $13 part northwest quarter of northeast quarter. 1033, 21.
A misprinted ad lists Texan Wonder promising cures for kidney and bladder ailments and diabetes. It claims a dollar twenty-five mail order price, with testimonials from Kansas and delivery from Dr E Wall in St Louis. Also noted are unrelated local store items and a medical specialist reference.
A historical note argues butter is costly and wasteful for home cooking while Cottolene offers better heat and faster cooking. It claims Cottolene removes need for butter and uses less fat, claiming price parity with lard and more economical results.
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