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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
8
An advertisement touts Cal-6 Calotah tablets as a palatable liver cleanser with one dose at bedtime. It claims no taste nausea or griping, morning vitality, and appetite after use. The copy promises a full refund and guarantees of perfect action.
In Fairview and Blue Mound districts farmers sign a notice to prohibit hunting on their land without written permission. They cite cows injured, fences left down, and a cow killed on the Clevenger ranch. Local residents blame licenses for overreach and say action is necessary.
Twenty teachers from Douglas county rural schools enrolled in the State Teachers association and will attend the Topeka meeting next week. Superintendent Lane handles enrollments to save time on arrival. numbers are expected to climb by week’s end. Initiating Health Crusade O J Lane has received all material except buttons for the Junior Red Cross health drive in Kansas, in conjunction with the Kansas Tuberculosis association. The crusade aims to foster healthful habits among school age children.
A 1919 Lawrence Daily Journal World notice lists landowners and district numbers warning against hunting and trapping on their property without written permission. It names J R Baker Pant Kueh Treuben Weeks HK Moore Mrs Anna Peters Leary N B Brown and many others. The item also notes a missing rad ator cap and a buy request for secondhand trunks and hosiery sales opportunities.
Fredericton, New Brunswick October 29 Werner Horn, a German officer, found guilty of dynamiting the international bridge at St Croix N B on February 2 1915. He conducted his own defense and testified he acted under orders in wartime. The jury deliberated thirteen minutes.
Twenty men are entombed in Mine No. 2 of the Youghipheny and Ohio Coal Co in Amsterdam Ohio while a fire, started when an electric fan ignited an entry around noon, rages at 2 PM no explosion reported rescue operations underway. Meanwhile notices mention safe drink water and a forthcoming marriage of Miss Virginia C Hylan to John Francis Sinnott and local ads.
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