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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1912
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a hair cleanser that purifies the scalp and strengthens hair. It claims the product removes dirt and oil, stimulates growth, adds luster, and promises abundant pretty hair for 25 cents a bottle sold at drug stores and toilet counters.
Emporia Kansas report declares Kansas Progressive fund short of money with W A White stating nearly $2000 owed and plus $6000 more needed to run campaign to election. The note lists subscriptions mainly small amounts and calls for more funds from supporters to defeat Wilson and aid Roosevelt.
Gold Dust makes pots and pans spick and span by removing grease and germs. It cleans deep and bright, saving time and labor as you see your face reflected in polished cookware.
Word was received this morning of the accidental death of Walter Mundy a Lawrence boy at Augusta Wisconsin No details of the accident were given in the dispatch The father Mundy left this turning to bring the body back home.
Mr Hansen spoke to about 300 boys and girls at the public schools yesterday afternoon. He urged women and youths to be aware of dangers facing girls and boys and recommended several helpful books for boys and young men.
The Commercial Club resumes winter activities with its first season meeting at the club rooms this evening. Plans for work to be done will begin, and officers urge a large turnout to discuss several important matters for the club’s season ahead.
A meagerly dressed woman on a train captivates observers with a claimed beauty routine. She describes washing away dull skin with wax, then dissolving saxolite in a solution to smooth and brighten under skin, claiming a flawless complexion and reduced wrinkles. The tale ends with references to seemingly unrelated local notices and shortages.
Women who bear children and remain healthy are those who prepare their systems in advance of baby's coming. Mother's Friend relieves pain, relaxes ligaments, prevents numbness, and promotes quick recovery. The ad urges expectant mothers to write for a free book from Aradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy as a universal cure sold via mail order from Pyramid Drug Co. It claims to end surgeon bills and pain, with testimonials and a call to request a trial package by sending name and address. Also listed are other ads for health cures and local notices inviting a meeting on Kentucky Street.
In Woodward Miss Inez Flebhies attended a union event last Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Joseph Fletcher and others were present. Wednesday outings included visits and social calls by Minnie, Martha, and Geo at Cherry Sister and Mrs Feria Miller.
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as ideal for children and useful for relief from stomach upset, feverish discomfort, and digestive cleansing. It claims gentle, thorough cleansing, easy taste, and safety for children when used as directed, urging mothers to rely on this product.
The Worden country club held its regular Hae Ls on October 4 with visitors from Napaetrd and a dinner with Mrs Hewis and Mr. Tom Glo dudk. Revival meetings begin October 15 with Willian Strantsser the blind pastor and vocal music each evening.
Fragmented report from Associated Press Market Desk in Seattle lists various feed and grocery items with unclear pricing and product names. The text is garbled and names several wharf or street references without coherent context or dates.
A historical ad style notice touts Parisian remedies for hair loss claiming to protect roots and vitality while warning against harmful dyes and lead. The fragmented text promotes a product that supposedly halts thinning and promises improved hair health for men.
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