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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
6
Local notes describe social visits and family updates across Guthrie and Clinton areas. Mentions include Nellie and Fay, Mrs Wish, Mr and Mrs Clevenser, and others visiting, hosting, or traveling to towns for gatherings.
A 19 day treatment with Resinol allegedly cured a long standing skin itch after twenty years of symptoms. The report cites a testimonial letter signed by Charton ration and mentions a cosmetic or medicinal context with references to Rosial Soap and other products.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a visit by unspecified individuals to Mr Britton's parents and reference a Mrs Fishey Barton and Mrs Harve sternodn in a partial timeline. Details are garbled with missing names and dates, hindering full reconstruction of the event or participants. Continuous reading suggests a family visit cited in a local society snippet.
A fragmentary local social page notes Aura and Charlié Pitts visiting the Lederer home on Sunday. Several names including Mrs Osborne and Miss Leota Jardon appear among brief social calls. The entry covers visitors, callers, and small gatherings through midweek with scattered household mentions.
Fragmentary OCR shows real estate transfers and warranty deeds with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention transfers, deeds, and dates, but details of parties, locations, and precise terms are not fully legible. Further legible data is needed to identify specific owners, parcels, or jurisdictions.
Former South African leader J Viljoen urges Boers in Texas to rally to the flag and cast off English rule. The message, tied to General Louis Botha in Pre miss, frames revolt as opportune. Viljoen is identified with New Mexico and previously advised President Madero.
Wheat markets hit higher levels as buyers renewed activity and expectations of moving grain from Russia supported prices. Chicago December wheat traded near 1s 1 1-2, with futures reflecting cautious optimism amid war disruptions.
A social gathering styled as a picnic at Woodland features Miss Blythe Stunt and friends including Miss Mary Stevens assisted by J. R. Wilson. The event centers on pink and white decor with delicate luncheon and decorative flowers. Separate notes mention a Methodist missionary meeting and other local social activities amid a broader community update.
Beal Beaver area events highlight a wedding and teaching plans for Beaver High School. Jassie Mavis and two children from Nortonville Kansas visit Loa and Mavis. Ruth Davis returns from six weeks in Colorado. Agnes and Zella Page host dinner for Scot Kohler Georgiana Stanley and Frances Page. Liz a Stubbs and Della Davis arrive from Lachinta Colorado with S H Davis. Ellen Hill and friends spend Sunday with Mr. Cis in Me. Aron land Minn. HU.
The fragment lists visitors and residents including Mrs DeWitt Tras from Oakland Iowa and D A Colmayt of Oakland, Kansas, with mentions of Gertrude Standing of Lawrence and Mrs Anna Clinger Smith plus Buckminster at the Meshy home. It notes a Gospel meeting at the Metheotis school and Pleasant Home club activities with refreshments. It ends with an ad copy about Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach issues.
The readable text hints at a scattered narrative involving a person named Lawrence and moral or legal concern. It references clothing, confinement, and possible plans, but the fragments lack coherent events or identifiable actions.
An ad style excerpt touts GetS-It as a painless two second corn cure used by millions, claiming it eliminates corns without plasters or knives and sells for 25 cents a bottle. Also promotes Texas Wonder kidney and bladder cure, claiming it treats gravel, diabetes, rheumatism, and other urinary issues with testimonials and mail order availability.
A reader asks how to handle severe cold and whether Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is worth trying. Mrs. Qu. Sargent of Pew, Indiana praises the remedy as invaluable and recommends it from long personal use.
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