Remedy That Recovered Hope For Mrs Jewell
Mrs Mary J Jewell of Berrien Springs Michigan nearly abandoned hope from long liver and bowel trouble and piles before using Dr Caldwell s Syrup Pepsin The simple laxative relieved her quickly and she praised the remedy and the included health guide The medicine is sold by druggists at fifty cents with Dr Caldwell s signature and portrait on the carton A free trial bottle can be requested by writing to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello IllinoisUSA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Wo OB
Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ilfneia
Insurance report warns of unauthorized agent Ed Davis
The Missouri Business Men's Health and Accident Association warns county officers to watch for Ed Davis aka Melires, once an authorized agent in Marshall, now out of the company. They claim he sold insurance without authority, kept premiums, and may be convictable upon capture. The Kansas superintendent backed the warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Business Men's Health and Accident Association
St Louis
Missouri
Certan Bk. Od
Melires
Ed Davis
Kansas Superintendent of Insurance
Marshall
Winter Arrives as Local Residents Travel and Visit
Winter has come with a sharp change from last week. Mr Spray and daughter Josephine left Tuesday night for an extended visit through Ohio. Mr KE McDonald returned from Chapman Kansas where he has been working on his wheat crop. Lost or stolen from his farm Mr Henry Ebnest. Information requested of his whereabouts. Send tips to C G Husted for a liberal reward. Rumors of wedding bells circulate locally. Mr and Mrs A W Garvin drove to Lone Star Wednesday. Ruth Dring of Lawrence weekend with Genevieve Ehest. Russell Shaw weekend in Wanas City with Lewis Masden. The Misses Albert weekend with sister Mrs Robert Gaunter and family. Elmer Ousdahl and wife visited Terril at Williams Town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spray
Josephine
Ohio
KE. McDonald
Chapman
Kansas
Henry Ebnest
C. CG
A. W. Garvin
Lone Star
Ruth Dring
Lawrence
Genevieve Ehest
Russel Shaw
Wanaas City
Lewis Masden
Albert
Robert Gauntert
Elmer Ousdahl
Mrs. Terril
Williamstown
Helen Jackson
Kansas City
Henry Beehle
Grover Uirich
William Simon
Philomena
Pleer
Clara
Henry Ehin
William Neibrugge
Julius Ziesch
Henry Hornberger
I Mer Kute
Henry Fleer
Baldwin
Frank Lutz
Garnett
Kaw
Fred Fleer
Clearfield
Farmers’ Union
Worden Union
Wilburn Eberhart
Pleasant Grove
E. Laughlin
Paul Johanning
Ivan Schwartz
Fred Johanning
John Lyon
Heim
Pawell
C. W. Jackson
Ottawa
W. C. Markham
Topeka
Republican
Billy
J. P. Haggard
Moss
Oliver Price
J. H. Price
Carbondale
Bert Gardner
Bonnie Snyder
Grace Wiley
W.T. Jones
Floy McHenry
Vivian Mechinzie
Opal Benji’ Min
Helen Price
Mary Massey
Mae Correll
Jaquetta Reed
J. A. Wise
Now O'Byrne
Ruth
Local visitors and Sunday calls across towns
Mr Dennis Lawrence spent Sunday with Mr Frank Tons. Mr Oscar Brune of Springs Kansas visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mr Alvin Judy of Marysville spent Sunday at H M Corder's. Ed Schowengerdt was a Lawrence visitor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Lawrence
Frank
Oscar Brune
Springs
Kansas
Liss
Alvin Judy
Marysville
H. M. Corder’s
Ed Schowengerdt
Lawrence
Mexico plans large cement plant on border at Juarez
Oct. 24 Juarez Mexico plans to rebuild its war torn industry and attract a $1,000,000 cement plant to Juarez near shale beds by the mountains. Pacific Coast cement interests consult with Carranza officials about construction to use cheap labor and ship cement across the interior. The move aims to stimulate local employment and lower cement costs in the region. Also an advertising notice for a bungalow for sale in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Republic
Andres Garcia
Carranza
Francisco Gonzales
Juarez Mountains
American Cement Company
United States
Polity Club Meets to Debate U S Military Training
The International Polity Club will meet at the Acacia House on Wednesday evening to discuss the resolution that the United States should adopt the Australian system of compulsory military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Polity Club
Acacia House
United States
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence and Eudora Kansas
Real estate transfers include warranty deeds from Joseph Headloper and Eudora parties to John Hadi and Hoddl for Lot seven Block 217 Fudora Kansas and from Hosford Inc. and Mtg Co to A G Shaw for multiple lots in Babock’s Place addition Lawrence Kansas. Mortgages list Wim H Ming to Alex Hoffman for 650 with lots in Simpson’s Subdivision North Lawrence. Clevenger and partners transfer to Lawrence National 1500 for Lot 58 Ohio Street. Also notes on estate of Catherine Hood and Administrators Lotz. Laxative Cola Breakers claim noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Wiflower
Eudora
Kan
John Hadi
Hoddl
Fudora
Hosford Inc
Mtg. Co
A. G. Shaw
Babock
SL and Exchange
Babcock
Mace
Lawrence
Admyr
Lotz
Catherine Hood
John Hood
Kin
Wim. H. Ming
Alex. Hoffman
Simpson’s. Subdivision
North Lawrence
J.P. Clevenger
Ally Lawrence
Anto Lawrence
National
Ohio St. Levislor
Kar
C.F. Joh
New Woods Offer Hope for Cheaper Paper Making
Government Forest Service experts report that Western woods can yield new paper grades by chiping and baling for Wisconsin mills, cutting costs vs local timber. Freight rates to move experimental chip loads from the West must improve, but large pulpwood stocks on National Forests could sustain nearby mills. Wisconsin's annual pulpwood market exceeds 390000 cords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forest Services Laboratories
Wisconsin
Forest Service
Cole Cole Cole Leave Offer With Kreck Lumber
Classified note states leave your offer with Kreck Lumber and Cole Pox contact phone 182 for arranging a deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Kreck Lumber
Cole Pox
Salt Mines Worth a Visit in Maramarca Sziget District
The salt mines of the Maramarca Sziget district have been worked for centuries. Many Americans touring Hungary have visited deep galleries with rock crystal walls glitting like jewels reflecting electric lights. One mine, Bonaszek, contains a great subterranean salt lake about one hundred feet deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maramarca- Sziget
Hungary
Bonaszek
Not Bad Flute of Life Exchange Motto
A reflective quote urges living to improve the world rather than awaiting an afterlife. It encourages making a better life now and not fearing what comes when time ends, emphasizing practical virtue over speculative salvation.
Tanlac touted by Leavenworth resident for mother’s cure
Leavenworth residents discuss Tanlac the Master Medicine with claims it eased Mrs Andre DeVeau’s ten to twelve year stomach and kidney troubles. Her appetite improved, back pains vanished, and strength returned after taking Tanlac. Other local notes cover visits, meetings, and school events in Baldwin Lawrence Ottawa and Topeka areas through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
Tanlac
William DeVeau
Andre DeVeau
Mother
Hussein
Lawrence
Round Comer
Baker team seeks revenge against Friends next Friday
Baker aims to rebound after a loss to Washburn and contends for the state title with home advantage. Friends University of Wichita holds a clean slate except for a tie with Emporia Normal. The Baker squad, fueled by such defeat and officials, prepares for a crucial home game versus the Quakers next Friday. Phi Mu hosts Baker faculty with autumn decor, a short program, and performances by Mary Fane Sanders Mary Counts Mariam Welty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Washburn
Irom Friends
Emporia Normal
Friends University of Wichita
Emporia
Baker Boys
Quakers
Baker Keys
Phi Mus
Phi Mn
Baldwin News Briefs Mention Local Visits and Farm Trade
Local residents made visits and short trips with Baldwin figures such as Mrs A M Weightman and Waldo Jones. A. He Dyer shipped cattle to Kansas City with Oscar Dyer, Rev Wm Bunyan returned from revival work in Western Kansas, and Trene Blackburn was reported critically ill at the Delta House. J G Carpenter visited Kalb home. Gibbon lineage noted with lumber yard debut and current Howard bee yard ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
A. M. Weightman
Topeka
C. E. Holcomb
Lawrence
Mr. Banks
J. G. Johnson
Sigma
Waldo Jones
Waldo
John Gibbon
Burlington
Allen Gibbon
Gibbon
Mt. A. Kalb
J. G. Carpenter
Olkille
Kalb
C. A. Shumway
Harry Green
Spreading Happiness On a Birthday Ideals Shared
A biography of a woman who celebrated her birthday by gifting to the poor, sick, and sad. She believes happiness comes from making others happier and recalls the warmth of being remembered. The piece highlights generosity as the noblest birthday act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Run Binely
Cam
Too Late for Regrets at the Ice Cream Party
Nancy rushes home sobbing after ice cream spills on her blue dress just before a party. Her mother warns to wash carefully but the spill ruins the frock, leaving Nancy furious she missed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Naney
Typhoid Fever Inoculation Now Widely Available
Typhoid fever has been mastered and inoculation is as effective as smallpox vaccination. The disease is no longer a menier where the serum is obtainable, bringing hope for widespread protection.
A Convincing Speaker Wins Hearts By What He Says
A persuasive speaker shapes his message to match what listeners want to hear. He gains attention by addressing audience desires, then delivers ideas with clarity and confidence, reinforcing trust and engagement.
Director of sports at this institution
Fragmentary dialogue places a sports director at an unnamed institution of learning. The passage mentions dormitory steps, perspiration, and a character moving with someone toward a cement area, but names and concrete facts are obscured by garbled text.
Unwritten Poetry Weaving through Ordinary Motion
Fragmentary prose contends poetry exists beyond books and lines. It claims beauty power and harmony arise in natural motion, suggesting poetry is born in the world itself rather than confined to verses. The text blends playful neologisms with a sense of discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazhur
Daily Thought on burdens and personal growth
A devotional reflection notes that when we face heavy pressures we are invited to rise above them. The piece suggests such moments are duties from the Divine to fulfill our creation by elevating ourselves.
Women Inventors Pioneering Patents Through Time
Mary Rees became the first American woman to patent weaving tools in 173s, a breakthrough noted as education boosted feminine inventions. The era saw diverse innovations from improved safety devices to kitchen and household contrivances, marking a rise in women creators and patent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rees
Turriousity And Aid Kissing Influence Matters Of Heart
Fragmentary text discusses how temperament and affectionate acts affect heart health and well being. It hints at a medical or lifestyle angle, noting that kindness and emotional factors can impact heart trouble and overall health in a historical context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Riets
Alfen Mills
O. P. Barber & Sons
Midland
KE As
Aloophl
W. and
Den
Tennessee Street
Beeghly
Polity Club
James S._ Kirk & Company
Dept
Chicago
U.S. A
Real Estate
Ransfers
Dick Bros
Hostetter
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Athanta, Ga
Fa Bystinder
Mike Cement
Kastus
Daily Thought
Hlousehield
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph CO
Reb
OO el Ky
Ieee Te Cy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!