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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
4
A Woman's Day event at the University is announced for tomorrow, open to everyone. Members are urged to attend in support of a student era of fashion and embroidery, with plans for a reception and wedding announcements.
The piece describes a richly adorned wedding party in Lawrence with a navy traveling hat for the bride, carnations on tables, and attendees including Edith Lovejoy Mamie Gri Tilts Anna Beehtold and several Lawrence residents. It notes the bride’s background as a popular local teacher, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gwin, and plans to live at 605 Als Street until spring. It lists many visitors and relatives from Kansas City Topeka Hutchinson and surrounding areas, with trips and visits mentioned and social duties for Woman's Day at the university. The report also references multiple local names and travel between Lawrence and nearby cities.
An advertisement promotes the D D D Prescription for eczema claiming endorsement by Dr Holmes and European doctors. It promises relief from itching and skin troubles with a money back guarantee, touts a trial bottle at 24 cents, and offers a free pamphlet with directions. Contact Pick Brothers Drugists for details.
Miss Minhie DeWitt visits Eric for a brief morning trip while Eriksen extends stay in Kansas City with friends. A burst of residents, including Arthur Martin at Ottawa and Rob House in Saner, move through Kansas City and nearby towns. Various locals head to Denver, Lawrence, and Topeka for events and reunions as others attend health fairs and social gatherings across Kansas and Nebraska.
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