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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
2
An old clip describes a skin ailment treated with Resinol Soap and Ointment, praising relief and cure. It includes physician approval and free samples offer. The text shifts to a social notices style, detailing visits, gatherings, and names in the Worden area around Lawrence and Baldwin with several local residents mentioned.
A fragment from a Lawrence column promotes buckthorn bark as a quick remedy for constipation and gas, touting a German preparation Adler-1-ka. The notice mixes local social items, visits, graduations, and a funeral, listing residents and events in Lawrence and nearby areas with scattered personal notes.
A garbled OCR page fragment mixes hair product claims with ad chatter and church notices. It references a beauty item promising healthier hair, mentions a Miss Urban and Trent Lawrence, and describes a Methodist and Presbyterian gathering at Perry with school and church notes.
The New Move in education issues surveys Spain Sweden and North Lap land schools. Berlin teachers and American child welfare programs are discussed with focus on five year plans and later grading. Pittsburgh psychology program director Wallin notes 3,000 children in special classes and calls for better playgrounds and unified play.
Fragment from a PlattsburgMissouri area page touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as life saving for a mother and notes the local economy with calls for new capital on Massachusetts street. It critiques urban planning and praises educational reform while offering personal testimonials and a public notice tone.
Local report describes Rep Herger delivering a memorial day sermon in High Prairie. The text mentions visitors and relatives from Greenville, a cemetery service, and community notes about attendance, meals, and upcoming meetings with local figures. Ongoing social updates include travel and shop notices from residents and families.
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