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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1914
Page
6
Pape's Diapepsin claims rapid relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. The ad asserts strong stomach regulation, freedom from gas and belching, and quick improvement within five minutes after contact. It promotes buying a large fifty cent case at drug stores.
Assistant cheer leaders named Harry Harlan a middle law and A M McCullough a sophomore engineer were appointed by Joe Berwick. See Something new at the K A Barber Shop 727 Massachusetts Street. open tomorrow evening from 8 to 9.
Coach Wheaton plans extra work for the team before Saturday’s test against William Jewell. The squad practiced tackling dummies and simulated passes, with freshmen seeing the varsity drill the forward pass. Wheaton aims to refine fundamentals and game strategy ahead of a tough matchup with the Imperials.
Lawrence residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney pain headaches and backache. Mrs Zeek of 730 Connecticut St reports rapid improvement after use. dealers carry the 50 cent package. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY supplies the remedy.
Consul General Jose Ribhling announces Uruguay has begun heavy shipments of American glassware and hardware, ending a German-dominated market. Exports to Uruguay are rising steadily after wartime slump, with American manufacturers seeking to buy and sell goods through Uruguayan merchants.
A health note explains colds arise from a disordered condition and poor nutrition not just weather. It recommends dietary fats in Scott's Emulsion to help the body withstand seasonal changes and build strength, noting the product contains natural fats and no drugs or alcohol.
Mrs. Roy Martin hosted a Thimble party with decorated rooms and a three course luncheon attended by Mrs. J Robinson and other friends. Corficilli Embroidery Club met at Mrs C Houk's home on East Tenth Street. Sigma Nu will visit Alpha Delta Pi House this evening. Card Club led by Mrs Charles Elwell held a bridge party. Phi Delta Phi law fraternity enjoyed a smoker with 25 guests. Wallace W C G members met at Mrs Meta Phels home. plan includes a dime tea and a program at Mrs Elizabeth Dunn's home. First Methodist Brotherhood met with talks on war conditions by Professors Twenhofel and Higgins plus guest Rev Gordon Thompson. Lawrence Business College advertises employment readiness and night classes for youths seeking useful business skills.
An old advertising write up promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims they improve skin tone and energy by acting on liver and bowels, with no dangerous after effects, and notes widespread sales and prices of 10 to 25 cents per box.
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