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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
6
Local report details construction and roofing plans for the Nazarene church with volunteers aiding in shingling and interior work. Community members including speakers John T. Crider and others attend Republican meeting. updates cover football and school events, visits, and town notices.
Disjointed notes record visits, purchases, and personal events in Baldwin and surrounding areas. Mentions include Mrive hauling whal to Bald WH, people visiting, potato trade at Pardee and Kaw Valley, births, visitors from Kansas City, and local gatherings at Pleasant Grove, with several names and dates scattered throughout.
Mrs McKinney and Miss Nell spent Sunday at the Scott home. Jake Ulrich is on the sick list this week. Lewis Georgii called at Pamroy's Thursday. Chas Kassinger visited the Will Waiters home Friday. Miss Pardee was visiting. Glenn Maques visited one day. Solon Tucker dined Sunday at Urbings. Mrs Janes Kassinger spent Saturday at Pardee's. Mr Lewis Georgii hosted at Urban Sky's Friday. Maggie McAbhin is on the sick list. James Russinger called at the Wall Winters home Friday. Lester Craig and wife welcomed a daughter. Reeser called at the Scott home Friday. The Torenarys delivered pears to Winter for a few days. October weather shifted from rain to clear blue days.
A fragmented advertisement urges readers to publish a claim about a health remedy sold by dealers. It references Mrs Joseph Kallang of Pure Indiana and Chamberlain’s product claimed to aid digestion and regulate bowels.
Fragmentary ad text touts Foley cathartic tablets for cleansing the bowels and improving digestion. Claims stir the liver, relieve constipation and headaches, and promote a healthy stomach. Mentions target users and limited availability.
East Lecompton residents report Perry visitors Lillie Wolf and Bissil Nose. Mrs. C H Clark returned from Kansas City. Tetty Chesney attended a Democratic rally in Baldw? Met and Mrs. J C Woodhunter visited Dovr. Fred Winter and wife from Schenectady visit his mother Hattie Winter. Alec Amberson shipped Manadt night. Brown County residents Fellison Bert Jelison George Fraker Arthur Switz enberger and families joined John Fraker Sunday. Rev Coombs began a revival at the M E Church with Gospel team from Lawrence aiding Stont McFarland Gibbs Poiceet Dr Chambers Prof Wildes and Prof Quackenbush. The team received a hearty welcome.
An advertisement touts a Jad Salts remedy to flush kidneys and bladder, claiming it removes acids and poisons from meat metabolism. It urges a daily tablespoon in water before breakfast for a few days, citing relief from dull kidney pain, headaches, and bladder irritation.
Friday's report from Rosedale Hospital details Rey's return home and recovery after treatment. Attendees included Mrs pe and Son Roy and Mr Jaimes Wolf, along with Rob Norwood and others at the Upierwood Sale near Perry Monday. Chamberlain's Liniment is praised for relief of muscular pains.
Worden and local families attend dinners and birthdays in Baldwin area. The community hosts church revivals, aid meetings, and post operative care events with Mrs. Wendinna guiding weekly sessions.
The notice reports the death of a Mr. Wood, with sympathy extended to the bereaved parents. It mentions John Hammond and Prat, Mar Y and Jos Cs Ellis of Colorado visiting relatives in Douglas county for two weeks. The company with James Forth motored to High Prairie Saturday and made several trips.
An early 20th century ad claims GETS-IT cures corns by applying two drops directly to the corn. It promises painless, quick results with the corn shrinking and falling away. Sold by druggists nationwide and distributed by E Lawrence & Co Chicago and Griffin Coal Co The Weal Fuel.
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