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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
6
An old advertisement warns that pimples and body blemishes indicate sluggish blood. It promotes S. S. S. as a herbal cleanser to purge impurities, claiming it can prevent eczema and boils. The copy urges readers to visit Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for medical advice and to obtain the remedy.
A large crowd of about 460 gathered for Lap Tad's fourteenth semi annual sale north of Lawrence. The stock, described as in excellent condition, saw forty four animals catalogued and sold in one session. Prices showed solid demand with cattle bringing notable figures.
J. K. Young spent the day in Topeka on business meeting with local officials and visiting firms. He concluded with remarks on regional commerce and potential partnerships in the state capital.
A garbled catalog-like OCR lists items such as mowing machines harnesses wire barrels tanks and various oil heating devices. The text mentions standard mowing gear protective harnesses galv barbed wire poultry items and farm equipment with scattered brand-like terms and numbers.
Mrs J W Binkley of 5104 Illinois Ave West Nashville Tennessee reports dramatic weight gain and relief from years of stomach pain after using Tralac. She credits the medicine with restoring strength and ending hours of misery. The notice lists distributors in Lawrence Eudora Springs and Lecompton.
A fragment describes how a crocodile young, after breaking its shell, moves directly toward water and then pursues prey with agility. It notes the creature's instinct to seek water soon after emergence and its readiness to hunt with swift, decisive action.
A brief overheard exchange shows a child asking about her father’s hair. The friend notes Augusta Madney peers at a bald head, whispering to her mother about Mr. Reid’s hair, reflecting a humorous family moment.
The text records that Great Britain acknowledged American independence with a preliminary peace dated November 80, 1782 and a final treaty dated September 7, with the Continental Congress referencing January 14.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Water will be shut off Saturday Oct 25 from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm on Indiana street from 3rd to 6th streets and associated blocks north and west. Another shutoff Sunday Oct 26 affects 8th street area and further districts including Tennessee Massachusetts Rhode Island and North Lawrence. Call early to ensure prompt delivery from Fish Market at 872.
Public auction advertised for Friday October 21 near Wat Bas il farm listing six cows, heifers, calves, and a DeLayal Separator. Includes Guernsey herd, fresh milk supply, alfalfa and prairie hay. Sale seeks items from old and new stock with several younger heifers coming soon.
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