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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
7
A practical bunk house design features a living room opening to both bath and living areas, with bunks arranged around a kitchen and wash room. It notes flexible use if mess facilities are removed, multiple entrances, and heating options. Plans available free from the USDA in Washington, D.C.
The community reports an engagement between Miss Corintha Lindsey and Mr. Jean Mannurring, both longtime residents. Local gatherings, family visits, and social events fill the week as neighbors travel between Kansas City and nearby towns, with several residents hosting and attending numerous dinners and meetings.
The Early American Statesman article notes Alexander Hamilton was nicknamed Alexander the Coppersmith for copper cents he minted in Tak while secretary of the treasury. The pennies aroused public unpopularity. It also mentions his death in a duel with Aaron Burr.
Old household notes describe cleaning wallpaper by mixing two tablespoons of ammonia with a pan of water, then washing the walls with a cloth. Rinse with a damp pad of water and two tablespoons of turpentine, washing again and drying the surface as much as possible.
A Cleveland testimonial from Mrs. Wm. D. Dawson claims Vinol strengthens the whole system after a run down condition. She describes improved strength and ambition following a period of weak health despite prior medical treatment.
Mrs Mas and Mr Straelm GardMbps host a Sunday dinner with Garnette Merion and S.C. Gillharpe. Several residents attend church and share meals. neighbors visit Lawbenor, Popeka, and local homes. Community members report illnesses, family gatherings, and routine Sunday activities in a narrative of local life.
A Fayetteville Georgia physician Dr J T Edwards forwards a testimonial from Mr T M McGough who asserts Tanlac cured his indigestion and weakness, noting a 17 pound weight gain after three bottles and urging others to try the remedy. The letter accompanies ads for Tanlac sold by local stores.
A stream of social notes lists visits, calls, and gatherings across families and neighbors. Names include Conrad Alienbernd, Winlow, Dowell, Powell, Ott, Harris, Gilmore, Chalmers, Attenbernud, Gerstenberger, Ziesnie, and Bennedy. Activities cover Sunday and Wednesday visits, parties, and anticipated trips to Fairview and Perr minute. no major events reported.
Morrison Agency offers hail insurance to protect crop value with contact options including phone 164 and office at 707 Mass. Officials urge growers to consider coverage ahead of weather risks.
Tonganoxie residents report moves into a newly purchased home and gatherings to honor returning soldiers. Guests include Mr and Mrs Lincoln Bt Vu Kart Wilkins and Mr Org. Freemmuth. Several residents travel for convent ions, family visits, and hospital concerns. The piece also notes a May 11 birth, a planned state highway through Stanwood, and local social events at the Congregational parsonage.
A nostalgia ad urges mothers to use Foley's Honey and Tar to ward off croup at nightfall. It quotes Mrs. Ben Meyerink of Clymer New York praising the remedy for stopping a child's choking threat and promises confidence against nocturnal croup.
Attendees at a community meeting discussed keeping articles, with a suggestion to edit content. Prices changed for jelly and children’s items, and refreshments included codices and ocbecuma. Several residents were noted for hosting and visiting, with talk of a track meet and local gatherings across Wor City and Baldwis.
The article itemizes a Friday party at Ue Gtt St home with many attendees. A Thursday hail storm caused crop and property damage, including fences, chickens, and windows. Several local residents and families are noted visiting, hosting, or attending gatherings across the weekend with limited clear details.
In 1917 British and American yards hurried to fit hundreds of British and American double bottoms as auxiliary cargo spaces between hulls to carry fuel oil. The change arose from submarine threats and allied fleet needs, teaching marine engineers lessons for future oil-burning ship design beyond war.
The Liverpool Post notes the future prime minister Lloyd George visited London for the first time as a nineteen year old. He wrote to his uncle detailing his experience at the House of Commons and comparing the scene to William the Conqueror surveying England. He admitted disappointment and hinted at his budding ambitions.
Doerer Rosenthal reports in Presse Medieine Paris that intravenous injections of strong sugar solution have a tonic effect in many tuberculosis cases. The procedure raises blood pressure, increases body weight, and favors lesion healing, attributed to enhanced liver function.
Initial steps are underway in London to form a union representing domestic servants. Organizers aim to improve working conditions, wages, and hours for house staff across households, signaling a new collective labor effort in the capital.
Orchard outlines building concrete grape trellis posts from ten feet long, four feet underground with six by four inch butts and one-half inch pipe guides. Bolts clamp forms to prevent bulging. mix cement sand gravel in 1 2 3 ratio. reinforce corners with four five-sixteenths inch rods. end posts use three-eighths neck eye bolts to tighten wires.
Bring your foot troubles to Dr. Al, a bright chiropodist located at 1027 Mass Street. Schedule care for foot pain, alignment, and related issues today.
Elizabeth Marbury, a leading American businesswoman, acts as the prominent play broker of New York. She champions European dramatists’ works for American rights and helps introduce American playwrights to the public through her influential position.
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