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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1914
Page
3
An old advertise ment fragment promotes a night cream claiming to impart a youthful girlish complexion with a waxy facial treatment. It lists ingredients and a routine of nightly application and morning washing, citing testimonials and availability in stores.
A Halloween party for Congregational students and friends is set for 1245 Louisiana Street, with the supper and entertainment by the group. Mable Stewart and Oscar Olsen were married today at the Court House and will spend a few days in Kansas City before returning home at 9 Alabama Street. The community looks forward to a season of concerts in Robinson Auditorium under Dean Skilton featuring Johanna Gadski, Albert Spalding, Myrtle Elwyn, the Voellner String Quartet, the Russian Symphony Orchestra, and the U S Marine Band, highlighting Lawrence’s musical education and civic progress.
Personal mentions list Mr. and Mrs Shepherd Smith of Kansas City as guests of Mr. and Mrs George Oder. Mrs Joseph Glaser of St Tenis visits sister Mrs Sol Narks. Miss Ethel Mullins returns from Osage City. Rex Hurshberger travels to Angas City. Bates departs for Roswell New Mexico. A Snyder and Underwood of Kansas City spend the day here. Miss Emma Wilkinson returns to Mulberry. Dr Fisher of Kansas City visits Mrs M C Euart. Neil Donnelly spends day in Kansas City. Mrs B A Drown of Kansas City visits Mrs M C Euart. Drown en route to California.
An old advertisement promotes Danderine as a hair cleanser that cleans dust and oil and claims to make hair wavy full and soft. It states soap can dry hair and suggests Danderine nourishes roots to stop shedding and encourage growth.
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