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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
2
A fragment from a early 20th century page shows a baker explaining flour differences and wheat quality. He notes women learn about wheat labels, gluten content and moisture affect bread yield. The piece also includes brief consumer health testimonials for kidney care and Dr King remedies.
A religious column by William H. Ridgway urges readers to show kindness to the weak as David did for Mephibosheth. It contrasts wealth with Christian character, cites 1 Samuel 23 16 and 2 Samuel 9 1 13, and urges readers to insure the future through acts of mercy for those in need.
Plain cinnamon vegetable treatment is advised to cleanse the kidneys and bladder. The article recommends Flu id Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sursaparilia mixed and taken after meals with plenty of water to prevent stomach upset and urinary irritation.
Governor Hoch and Adjutant General Hughes oversaw a program to pay debts owed to Kansas soldiers from the Spanish American War era. Checks were issued through the Bank of Topeka, with varying amounts up to around 875 dollars, but many soldiers never claimed their funds. Some checks were returned to sight, leaving several missing or unclaimed.
A Georgia farmer W A Floyd of Rural Route 2 Em pire says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his worst sores and is worth its weight in gold, claiming he would mortgage the farm to buy it. It’s advertised at 25 cents at Barber & Son's.
An audience at the University of Lawrence enjoyed a faculty concert raising funds for the Twentieth Kansas. New instructors Miss Hubbell and Miss Gere Messler were introduced. Wyof Taubach missed a number due to a cold. Miss Muhhell and Miss Gere performed in his stead.
In Jefferson County a lively Republican gathering at Sunnyside drew attendees and energized efforts to win the upcoming election. A. N. Nottingham presided and urged unity as the party aimed for a strong statewide ticket and a solid Jefferson County majority.
An autumn program at the University featured Miss Gertrude Messler reading a poem titled Sicily. Mr. Skilten accompanied on the pipe organ as Miss Mossler delivered a powerful interpretation that impressed the audience and earned high praise from judges and locals.
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