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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
6
An item describes a home remedy for catarrh using one ounce of double strength Parmint added to a pint of hot water with four ounces inflated sugar. The mixture is stirred until dissolved and taken as a tablespoon four times daily, claimed to relieve head noises and nasal blockage. The note adds the treatment is easy to make, tastes pleasant and may help those with thinning blood.
Yarnold W. Om. S. gathers with eleven members and two visitors. Meeting opens with song What Shall the Harvest Be and a prayer led by Mrs Shaw. A motion to elect a superintendent results in Mrs T A Shaw being elected. After an engaging lesson the meeting adjourns with refreshments.
A reader recalls using Resinol to ease a stubborn rash and itching and notes a brother’s long eczema improved dramatically by the same ointment. The account mentions doctor approval and claims the product provided rapid skin healing.
Ruth and Paul Hossommey visited the James Murphy home on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. August Nuffer is improving and her daughter Mrs. C J Kraft is staying with her. Roy Carl and Lucile Rake called at the James Murphy home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Iwig of Topeka spent Sunday with Mrs. Swig and her parents Mr. and Mrs. A Hofsommer and family.
An advertised medicine named Anurie claims immediate relief from backache rheumatism lumbago and swollen joints. It is promoted as more potent than Lithin and is said to purge toxins from the blood via the kidneys. The note urges purchase at local drug stores and cites common symptoms like dropsy tremors and sleeplessness. Community notes follow including visits, farm losses, and local social updates.
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