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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1916
Page
3
Local churches issue a dense schedule of Sunday worship, Sunday schools, and midweek meetings. The First Christian Church promotes missions and children’s programs. First Methodist, Plymouth, and Trinity churches highlight sermons, youth activities, and special services. Memorial Day services and interdenominational forums continue, with pastors detailing themes and attendance calls.
An old advertisement from St Lawrence, Massachusetts, selling medicine and feed for horses, noting digestive aid and stock health claims. It touts a product linked to Th. A. Thomas and mentions guarantees and tying to native stock systems.
Testimony by Lawrence residents on kidney pills prompting verdicts of approval. Personal experiences describe back pain and weak kidneys improving after using Doan’s Kidney Pills distributed by Foster Milburn Co. Also notes a local Socialist meeting and Spiritualist society event in Lawrence with invitations.
Centenary M B Church using Corner N 4th and bn ostreets invites all to Sunday services including a youth event with a sermon The Reality of Life by Avon Lenete at 7 pm and a memorial service featuring special music Readers and choirs will perform At Unitarian Church corner Verchont and Twelifl streets a Sunday program includes a flower service and memorial day prayers The day features a christening service and remarks on applied Christianity Additional notes mention the Young People’s meeting and a report on city culture by Prof We Co Stevens at 125 Vermont Street
Tomorrow observers attend a Children’s Day program at First Christian Church featuring a LDS processional, prayers, songs, and student performances by Junior Girls and Primary Ties. Notable participants include Norma Tirnden, Josephine Newby, and Rev. George Dursie. The event closes with a mission offering and benediction.
A Friday chapel at Nish school raised funds for a new symposium and auditorium. Senior and junior groups held dinners, picnics, and society meetings through the week. Plans included postposed junior and senior picnics and farewell events at local crossings and church facilities.
A testimonial from Cora Kv.-Mra Tra Moore says Cardui greatly relieved her weakness and enabled her to walk. She recommends Cardui to friends. The note highlights the medicine as mild, reliable, and well regarded by many women who benefited from its use.
Fragmentary text notes a completed house sale near Vinalds Street and references William Sete ontale and Mr Smith. It includes unclear claims about waterworks, heating a residence, and a meddled personal remark about a man. no clear facts or dates are established.
Paris reports that French women ar working in state factories and key trades such as food production textiles and metal work. They learn rapidly mastering small machines and support husbands in business. The secretary notes a close cooperative family system aiding national resilience and notes ongoing shifts back to normal industrial activity postwar while highlighting solidarity and energetic contribution of women alongside men.
An imperfect, garbled notice mentions life insurance as a check on blundering and urges June through August attendance at Lawrence Bn CoHelle with a phone call to discuss matters with managers. Ed Klein promotes cost savings with sample line of Bail Gloves.
Report from Camp de Mailly describes Russian troops awaiting orders to join French units near the Prone arc diving line in Champaunes. Soldiers are tall muscular and disciplined, praised by General Litewsky for their veteran bearing, eager to march against Germany with French forces.
Lawrence High School students planned a “Tramps Independence Day” celebration with nearly two hundred boys agreeing to dress as Knights of the Boggs. Principal Thorney postponed the event to a more convenient time after chapel. The mood mixed anticipation and concern among the student body about possible recognition of fashion plates in costumes.
Notice from Lawrence Camp Na TUS calls members to a meeting Monday evening May 28 at 8 o clock. Agenda includes matters discussed by Thompson Tambeis clerk and others. Fragmentary remarks touch on fate peace and cautious handling of opportunities, with caution about night plans shortening a man's days.
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F B Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio is marketed as the sole constitutional remedy, offering $100 if it fails, with circulars and testimonials. Also cautions about fake Hall's family pills for constipation.
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