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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1916
Page
6
Taylor Blake of Baker College is expected to compete in the Missouri Valley Meet this Saturday. The event will feature Baldwin and other teams as they aim for top positions in the shot put and track preliminaries.
An old advertisement fragment describes intense facial pimples and itching. It cites relief attempts with Cuticura Ointment and soap, signed by Busca V. Et Louis, mentioning sample offers by mail and beauty product promotion.
The Baker-Friends meet highlights include a heavy Baker battery in the Kansas conference this year with pitchers and catchers near 205 pounds. Stuc and Stuckey near 205 and 205 plus a noted great season. Taylor regarded as one of the top catchers.
Fragmentary notes recount visitors and locals in a small town week. Names such as Mrs Deay, Mr Thadmnan Fre Thadi, Miss Fatith Alien, and many others appear as residents travel, teach, or host relatives, with references to schools, retirement, and community events.
A Victorian era advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles enabling childbirth. It cites a Worcester Massachusetts testimonial from Mrs Bert Garvey praising restored health after possible surgery and notes confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
Mrs Pant Fy Redman of 1005 Pennsylvania Street Lawrence reports four years of kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and fatigue. After using Doan's Kidney Pills her aches swelling and kidney health improved and energy returned. Buffalo, No. 2 waxed poster.
A garbled list shows names and relations including a man named Garver, a Ray Holges associated with guardians, and Glen Aworper visiting with others. It references work starting Monday and mentions Ches Bailey and Phillips in a business context, suggesting a community notices page with scattered details.
Belleview residents share visits and quilting at Mrs Forsythe home. Miss Wilma Shirek and family join Mrs Ott and others for an afternoon. a fishing party is noted and locals discuss upcoming events and church plans.
Miss Della May Jrews visited an nee until Friday at the home of her grandparents, We ad ore Scotia and ner were the guests on afternoon of Mrs. Thomas NM and:iy 2 flird.
The article extolls Eckman’s Alterative as beneficial for pulmonary and throat troubles. It emphasizes rest, fresh air, good nutrition, and sanitary measures, noting the remedy is nonpoisonous and non habit forming. Numerous names and local references appear, reflecting a community notice or medical advertisement from the era.
Fragments report sermons at Stinkiy stheal and plans for a big new book venture. Readers attend Sunday services, with many involved in children’s and church activities, including Sunday school, devotionals, and a children day program.
A string of social calls and visits fills a Wednesday to Thursday in Columbia. Mr Charlie Brolaminrir and Mrs Iva Nethroek attend gatherings with families including Mr Goku Vir and Mrs Poy. Hazel, Charlie Jones, Oscar, and others spend time with neighbors and at homes as Curtis and Bond host guests.
Local society items list visitors and outings from Friday through Saturday. Mentions include Mrs Markley and Miss Merkday at a ceremony, Mr J L tones in Lanse, and Charlie Jones at Str. near Belvoir. Several family events recur among Markley households and visits to Lawrences.
A Swift Specific Company physician endorses S. S. S. as a blood driven remedy for catarrh and other blood conditions. The advertisement claims S. S. S. cleanses mucous buildup, relieves headaches, clears air passages, improves nasal condition, and supports overall health. Available at drug stores with medical advice from The Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.
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