Royal Absolutely Pure Sowder Co New York
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
4
A brief item notes the Royal Absolutely Pure Sowder Company of New York, mentioning its brand status and location in a compact summary typical of an old newspaper notice.
Chicago weather report from the University of Kansas notes generally fair weather tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions. The piece lists temperatures, humidity and wind readings, plus a Shooting Match near Lawrence on Tuesday November 24 for geese and turkeys. It also advertises seed corn varieties and various local shop promotions. Church schedules include Centenary M E, Warren Street Baptist, Evangelical English Mission, North Lawrence United Brethren, Presbyterian, Unitarian, and St Luke A M E with service times, activities, and Thanksgiving plans.
Sermon by the pastor at 11 o clock with Epworth League at 7 15 p m and a 745 p m feature. Orchestra and choir perform at both services. Sabbath school at 10 a m. Miss Mary Campbell missionary to India lectures November 29. Lutheran and Baptist services listed with times and speakers. Public invited to all events.
The Masque Club stage performance of 1A Royal Knave drew a second large audience, matching opening night’s turnout with faculty and town residents praising the production. Budding stars Vaillance, Roy Dietrich, Dorothea McKnight, and Edna Hopkins are noted for a strong cast as future shows are planned. Also reported are changes in local business and church notices, including J. Busch selling seed business to J. Underwood and upcoming services at several churches.
Sunday School reports show gatherings and offerings from multiple churches. J W Kreider notes 235 attendees last Sunday and invites participation with a 4.81 offering. West Lawrence and Union Sunday Schools list attendance and offerings, with a 3 pm special event in Old Maxis Hall next Sunday.
A fragment listing flavors such as vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and green gage ice creams with brand names like Maltese Cross and Olive Oil advertises at Wiedemann's and Loxman's drug store. The tone suggests a local display of branded sweets and confections with promotional lines.
The Sterling promotes the cleanest Fountain Pen and offers demonstrations. Gustafson advertises cider delivering 911 Sweet cider 20c per gallon. Thompson's Studio at 615 Mass. St advertises photo copying and enlarging. Park Grocery markets fresh produce and meats with a Handy location.
The fourth semi annual meeting at First Presbyterian Church drew a large audience. Afternoon talks by Mrs. Josephine Corbin on immigrant work and evening remarks by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon highlighted the program. Music and an organ recital preceded the sessions. Officers elected: President Mrs. W. C. Payne, vice president Mrs. J. R. Bechtel, secretary-treasurer Mrs. R. S. Boyd. An item extols vacuum air cleaning wagons in nearby Fort Scott and urges similar adoption in Lawrence.
A page montage lists shop notices and social updates from Lawrence, with Gustafson's promoting silver cream and watch repairs, Van's new gas furnace at D L Rowland's Book and Stationery, and exhibition displays at 621 Mass. St. It also notes funeral arrangements for Philip Albach, various social visits, and a long market section detailing grain and stock prices in Kansas City and locally, alongside assorted society items.
Advertises work shoes priced at 3.00 to 4.00 dollars. describes soft flexible leather and promised reliability for farmers, mechanics, and telephone workers.
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