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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
6
Local residents attend events and travels across Baldwin Edgerton and Dodge City. Family losses, illness updates, and social gatherings are reported including Delta Delta alumnae hosting, readings and Shrew play in Centenary hall, and Halloween party for seventh grade at Dorothy Neal's home.
An advertisement claims Red Pepper Rub provides rapid relief for rheumatism as heat from peppers penetrates the skin within three minutes. It asserts increased blood circulation dissolves stiffness and eases soreness.
Mr and Mrs L Wohlhaas visit Wednesday. Box supper at Number schoolhouse Tuesday night attended by neighbors. Charley Gilliland L A Flora and Elmer Brown helped Harry Flory Wednesday afternoon. Joe Brubaker shopping in Ottawa Wednesday. Dr Claude Wells of Willow Springs called at the Montgomery home Thursday morning. Woman's Missionary Society and Young People's Missionary Circle of Worden Bean held events on October 25.
Neighbors recount church events and family visits in Willow Springs. Messages detail funerals at a daughter’s home, Love Feast attendance, and Sunday dinners with relatives from Eudora Baldwin and Lawrence. Local residents discuss farming tasks, cattle shipments, and recent sales while noting bi monthly exams and a beauty treatment ad.
Agricultural markets show unsettled trading with corn and oats firming before a tentative lift in prices. Hogs and cattle reflect cautious demand, with Kansas City and Chicago reports noting varied strength across weights and classes, while grain futures and hay markets display steady to higher price ranges amid limited buying.
The cornerstone of a four million dollar George Washington National Masonic Memorial was laid at Lansen Mexandria Virginia with President Coolidge Cabinet members and 17 000 Masonic officials in attendance. The Greek style temple rises 2000 feet above Shooters Hill and will house relics of the Father of the Country. The ceremony featured a trowel once used by Washington and was conducted by the Grand Lodge of Virginia with leaders including Charles Callahan Louis Watres Taft and James Price. A parade preceded the laying of the cornerstone.
Readable ad copy offers dyeing of waists kimonos skirts dresses coats and sweaters by a local shop. Garment and drapery dyeing services highlighted with emphasis on broad item coverage for women customers.
A 15 cent package of Diamond Dyes promises easy directions so any woman can dye or tint faded fabrics, even without experience. Drug stores stock all colors for home use.
A testimonial from Asa E. Neer of Winchester Ky praises ALLENAHY for curing severe rheumatism after three months of suffering. He reports inability to work or dress himself before treatment and notes substantial improvement after three bottles, recommended to other sufferers. Druggists guarantee the first pint bottle.
Mr and Mrs John Lidecker of 204 North Race Street Mishawaka Indiana praise Tanlac for curing long standing stomach trouble and rheumatism. They recount relief after twenty years of suffering and note that Tanlac remains available from druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
An ad promotes Tala Vegetable Pills to relieve gas and stomach discomfort and claims Adlerika works in ten minutes. It states Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowel, removes gas and poisons, aids obstinate constipation, and guards against appendicitis.
Multiple publication notices filed in Douglas County Kansas district court in Oct and Nov 1923. Plaintiffs seek quiet title and judgments against named defendants with unknown spouses and heirs. Court dates set for October 18 to November 20 1923 and December 7 1923 deadlines.
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