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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary text about a ship and marriage with unclear names and action. The readable content presents jumbled phrases and lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals to form a clear news item or summary.
A garbled wartime era ad promotes California Syrup of Favaith for constipated babies and children, urging consulting a pharmacist, and warns buyers to avoid counterfeit products. The copy cites LePage and California Syrup Company while criticizing imitators and misstatements about safety.
An old style medical pitch touts healing of sores and ulcers by a proprietary preparation. It cites general health benefits and urges trust in a Swift Laboratory tied product while warning against substitutions and overblown sales rhetoric.
Independence notes show Mrs J oA Apaiden visiting her daughter Mrs Tale Dyer al Gerawa with Fridiey hosts. Miss Meaty visits Mrs Baker altermuat. Several neighbors, including Mrs Vie, Mrs Rober t Sewaht, and Mrs Chevel Hrcheite, host and visit across the community. A calm week features farm purchases, church visits, and Friday and Sunday gatherings as families exchange greetings and plan upcoming events.
Daughters Miszes Le ace left oith Mrs cavid Mrs. as Charles Black Mire, Mrs. Jardon and Migs Vi ole were Ottawa visitors. Saturday, Bert and Dockie Sutten will go Wednesday in Melvern to visit their brother dam Sutten and Family. Miss Ruby Berk returned from Texas. Arthur Rogkhald and J ins Haag visited. Miss Gertrude Black spent Sunday with Bake family. Mrs. Griffith passed after illness. Funeral details noted. neighbors extend sympathy.
Alfred Mr Harald Gli visited home folks Sunday. Aliss Clottie Granmar is visiting with Miss Florence Garber. Meetings are well attended at Washington Creek. Mr. Serind Otis Toover visited Mrs Wegie Behrens Saturday and Sunday. The pie social and program has ongoing activities.
A testimonial claims Eckman’s Alterative cures chest and lung ailments. A user describes prolonged cough relief after three weeks on the remedy, noting restored appetite and energy, and urging readers to ask for vial details and Rekisin Laboratory correspondence. Claims lack verifiable medical endorsement.
Postponements noted through November with mentions of Elmer Byrd death. Social calls include Eva Longfellow’s visit to Mrs. Laura Tuttle, Lila Griffiths with a nurse, Nettie Byrd visiting Mrs. Gary Wasson Lawrence Toes, and Charley Flory with Mr and Mrs Chas Trow. Crews and teachers visited, Celetie Grammer recited at home, and other neighbors listed in a busy community note.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Save and Sulphur hair dye as a natural darkening solution. It claims quick results by applying a small amount to a strand, fading gray by morning, with repeated use producing glossy soft hair. Special agents C. T. Barber & Son promote the product at 009 Mass, St. x.
Fragmentary OCR listing shows transfers and lot descriptions including Sutton and Owl in WLS, Metcall amount $600, various fractional sections and subdivisions, Clarkson DP, Rogers and others, with references to Lawrence and subdivision details. Names and places are partially readable amid garbled text.
Philadelphia, Oct. 27 1712 Aeinforms of a three year pimples ordeal but credits Resinol Soap and Ointment with instant relief after two uses. Testimonial from Albert Greenburg 4167 Frankfurt Ave notes complete clearing and notes Resinol has long been a favorite remedy for itching eruptions and other skin issues.
Earl Rhoades spent the day in Kansats City fixing plumbing at O'Brien & Co on GL Miss achusetts street. The promoter of a get vel-garelk scheme remains on file for further action at CTHBPEONEY.
Salina Kan January death of Daniel Kane, an elderly resident found dead amid neglect. He reportedly hoarded money, lived frugally, and had little to eat. His widow reportedly faced hardship as investigators consider cause and circumstances of death. Authorities noted his life of frugal living and isolation before death.
A garbled notice references a funeral service and a person of unspecified age. The readable bits suggest an upcoming burial or memorial with unclear names and dates. Further context is needed to identify the deceased and exact time and location.
Fragmentary text recalls costly medical treatment, fines, and a physician’s position. It mentions a patient returning, starting a new regimen, and changes in daily work amid uncertain health outcomes. The garbled OCR hints at a local or court context with references to named places and events but remains unclear.
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