Dr. G. A. Hamman Eye Nose Throat Specialist
Doctor G A Hamman offers eye nose and throat services with glasses fitted. Office located above Dick Bros Drug Store.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
9
Doctor G A Hamman offers eye nose and throat services with glasses fitted. Office located above Dick Bros Drug Store.
The University Concert Course opens Thursday Oct 22 with a matinee and evening at Robinson Auditorium. Highlights include the United States Marine Band the Presidents own band, Madam Johanna Gadski, Albert Snaldine Myrtle Flynn Zoellner String Quartet and the Russian Symphony Orchestra. A course ticket offers seven concerts at reduced prices plus preferred seating. Also notes Eriksen Furniture store event and a wireless message from President Wilson opening Wichita fair in Kansas.
The Nieuw Van Den Dag reports the Belgian government transferred to Ostend from Antwerp yesterday. A German commander sent a white flag bearing officer into Antwerp to reassure the populace while the besiegers’ bombardment of the temporary capital was being considered.
The holders of city warrants numbered 700 through 714 drawn on the paving and curbing fund and warrant No. 191 or the sewer fund are notified that interest will cease on October 6, 1914, as funds are now on loan for their payment. GEO. I. KREECK, City Treasurer.
A 1911 testimonial claims relief from chronic pain after using Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer & Co. The writer Mrs Joseph Constance of Rapides Parish Louisiana describes prior morphine use and a surgical cure, then notes rapid improvement after the first bottle and ongoing relief. The notice invites purchases and a sample bottle offer, mentioning notary confirmation.
Reader letters praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for energy and health recovery from fatigue and weakness. Also mentions Sanative Wash and notices about job training at Lawrence Business College and a millinery fashion show at McCormick store with address details.
The farce The Seven Keys to Baldpate, a long running New York success, is booked for the Bower sock theatre on October 28 with Cyril Scott leading an identical supporting company. The note highlights prior New York and Chicago runs and hints at business usefulness amid unemployment concerns.
Friday night program at First Methodist Church features Chopin pieces by Nancy Lapgansther and Raine, Cavatina by Ralph, readings by Mrs Katherine Talbot, and selections including Faure Elgar Blumenthal and Abendleid. Elizabeth Dunn and Fredericka Miller Silvey contribute solo performances.
A historical ad offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsed by National Bank of Commerce Toledo and other signatures. Includes testimonials and price per bottle plus a constipation remedy suggestion.
Mrs Shaler writes from Brussels detailing how Great Britain embargoes all food to war zones, leaving cities without salt flour and other essentials. She notes Americans in Brussels feel safe and busy aiding soldiers while Shaler stores food for Americans if needed. London dispatches show hopes to secure relief for hungry Belgians and the European crisis prompts efforts to lift the embargo.
Large audiences filled The Aurora last night to watch Jack London’s Burning Daylight. The show will be repeated tonight, drawing renewed public interest in the dramatic adaptation.
A wholesome water supply is described as a city's asset. An order for aerated distilled water is placed with Mc Nish Bottling Works. A church orchestra performs tonight from 8 to 10 at Mrs. Hinson's furniture store. Developing and printing in Kodak films offered at McColloch's.
A garbled list of names and small phrases from a market or classifieds page. It includes partial names such as Barteldes Perkins and Graeber, mentions of Kodak Films, and references to developing and printing services. The legible items give little context beyond fragmented entries and product mentions.
Impure water is cited as the season's greatest danger and the notice urges use of properly aerated distilled water from Mee Nish Bottling Works. Phones 198.
The Aurora runs the final day of a five part feature titled Burning Daylight from Paramount. The serial unfolds with action and cliffhangers likely drawing readers to next installments.
London report says Submarine EM made a daring dash into German waters near the Ems river mouth and sank a German torpedo boat destroyer. The same submarine had earlier sunk the German liner off Heligoland on September 13. The action occurred yesterday and was witnessed by Dutch coast guards near Schiermonnikoog, close to Borkum and within sixty miles of Helgoland.
Democratic county candidates and speakers invited to attend a county committee wall meeting on October 10 at 2 p.m. in the Jackson Building at 931 Massachusetts Street. The notice urges all candidates to attend this gathering. Also mentions Wiedemann's fresh butter and cups. Home Store advertises Barrington-Hall coffee at 907 Tennessee Street.
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