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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
3
The text urges readers to measure age by vitality not years and argues that strong, vigorous and mentally alert people age better. It notes signs of declining vitality include slowed physical force and weak organs and encourages efforts to maintain vitality as time passes.
An OCR fragment details a large gathering at Mes. JA McArtiog home with many attendees and family members such as Miss Chace Zowllner. The writeup lists several names, activities, and upcoming meetings tied to a community group and church society, noting meals, duties, and social events.
Miss Gerva Archer led the Epworth League service on Sunday evening. Short talks were given by Mr Woodberry Miss Machin Miss Nelya Hunt and Miss Lawson.
The city commission unanimously sustained charges against A. E. Blair the milk inspector and declared the office vacated He was accused of neglect of duty and disobedience of orders for failing to enforce the milk inspection ordinance and to file complaints against violators Mayor George L Kreeck and City Attorney Walter Thiele led the case with witnesses Dr A W Clarke Ed Anderson and others Blair declined to resign and stated he would leave the matter to the commission He remains building inspector with a new milk inspector to be appointed
Hutchinson Kansas May 27 The Kansas grainmen attend the twenty second annual convention to discuss handling the wheat crop price the government will pay elevator men A banquet tomorrow evening features D F Piazzek and George T McDermott The Man With the Pack Eric and Swede dance in Tonganoxie last night
The Pathfinder car of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce visits Lawrence as part of a June 6 and 7 tour through multiple towns. About twenty five cars and 125 members will participate, promoting broad Southwest business interests with planned stops and programs at each city.
An informal wedding tale unfolds with mentions of Toobbetenes and Berne Maine in a crowded Sunday visit scene. The narrative lists many attendees and relatives as they mingle at the wedding month, sharing meals and conversations, with several couples and place names noted amid the chatter.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a welcome event on a Sunday and a person or group named Wellas at a place called Petrolen. No clear date or outcome is provided.
An elderly advertisement touts Gets-It as the safe never-fails method to treat corns and calluses. It warns against cutting or digging with bands and salves and claims millions use it yearly with quick results. The copy promotes ease of use and universal availability at drug stores.
Sunday visits and greetings dominate the page with names like Mr and Mrs John Wilson Mr and Mrs Budlete and Miss Delia Love. The item lists local social calls at various homes in Perry Bailes Viadsmilay and Lone Star with several residents mentioned and a note about Good Housekeeping Magazine and Ladies Home Journal release. An official proclamation by Governor GoodrichDesignates a rat extermination day in Indiana.
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