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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
6
A compact schedule notes various local church services and events. Plymouth Congregational, First Church of Christ Scientists, Ninth Street Baptist, First Presbyterian, Unitarian, First Baptist and other congregations announce Sunday schools, morning and evening services, prayer meetings, and special programs with pastors named and times listed.
The notice lists Sunday services at St James AME Church with 6:30 p m lectures and 9:30 a m Sunday school led by Miss Nellis Peterson, plus evening preaching at 1 0 p m. It invites all to prayer meetings on Thursdays and an address by Dr Tralle of Kansas City at 4 p m at New Church corner Vermont and 17th Streets. Pastor Testerman announces the programs.
The North Lawrence W. C. U. executive board met August 31 in annual session with President Mrs. Dann. The afternoon focused on appointing department superintendents for legislative, flower, temperance, Sabbath observance, Sunday schools, church missions, press work, anti narcotic, and other duties. Five delegates were chosen to attend the district convention in Kansas City September 24 and 25.
The National Tennis Association championships continued on the West Side courts with leading players advancing through the fourth round. Karl Belin of New York fell 6-2 7-5 to Wiela of San, as Premna Sane, ranked sixth, showed strong form against a tough opponent holding three points higher in the standings.
A 1914 note from Tailor W. R. Ruscov describes severe itching and burning from a skin rash that spread and burned. After trying remedies with little relief, he reports success using Cuticura soap and ointment daily to cleanse and soothe the affected areas. requests for a free sample were offered by mail.
The notice describes bid security of ten percent, forfeiture for nonexecution, return of certified checks to unsuccessful bidders after 15 days, and a 50 percent contract-price bond for performance. It notes the county may reject all bids, and a two to three month period to finalize a formal contract.
Barrymore's success Friday and Saturday promises a lively performance of The Incorrigible Dukane. Dirkano, the reckless hero, saves his father's fortune and honor while romance unfolds in a youthful, traditional arc. A capable supporting cast ensures all essential elements for a hit Barrymore run.
Bohr, once favored by many experts for a deep run, faced a crushing defeat as he exhausted every court artifice at his command. The hopeful contender failed to reach the semi finals, signaling a dramatic upset and the end of a difficult campaign.
Mrs. Mary Weiser of Lawrence reports kidney issues and back pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. She recalls improvements after starting use and cites continued relief since February 1910. The testimonial, dated April 19, 1910, endorses the product from the Dean's Kidney Pills poster.
Dewey Juntes and Horace Drawbaugh were near a gun when a revolver fired. A young teen, about twelve or thirteen, was wounded in the hip during a shell-loading mishap at the gat lavhien. The bullet remains in Drawbaugh as doctors treat the injury.
Clipping lists items from SASTORIA infants products by A A Green and Sudan grass seed at 25 cents a pound. Weed Day in Seneca Kansas proclaims city effort to clean up streets ahead of county fair. Shanghai typhoon damage reported with 500 deaths and 43000 property losses. Perry business notes show George Black visiting and Perry Saturday School League game 24 to 3.
Local Sunday social scene includes visits from Miss Ruby Talan of Barrard and Miss Nort Parvell in Belview, and travels by several families from California and Oregon. Funeral for Mollie Wright held in Topeka with burial in Topeka cemetery. multiple small town visits noted. A pistol shot awakened residents and caused a minor house fire at Mayhew’s plumbing pad. fire crews contained it.
Ingram Texas, Mrs BE BL Evans recounts long monthly illness confining her to bed for nearly two weeks. She endorses Cardus as a natural, vegetable remedy that acts on the womanly system, improving health and preventing gains while restoring normal strength.
The community attended a Grange event at Louie Star Saturday despite wet weather. Many local families and friends listed including Mr and Mrs J L Burton Mrs Powell and the Larries plus numerous children enjoyed the evening.
Mr Albert Hashazen and Mrs Latter with granddaughter Katherman visited the Crandle home in Valley Sunday. H F Niebrugge and son Harald called at Fred Jo Harming and Michael Young Homes Thursday afternoon. Oscar Luts helped N Alt put up alfalfa Wednesday. Mrs P Vogler called at Walt home Monday morning. H F Niebrugge and son Harold of Cook Neb visited with W Niebrugge family. HF Niebrugge left for Cook Wednesday. N Kin to Law Jones. Mrs Vm Haug of Kansas City visiting at the Burton home.
Fragmentary text references Kaw Kash Elo or Stein Bloch smart clothes and brand names Blok i. No clear event, persons, or places readable to form a full factual item.
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease and Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as an internal remedy. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces and insists on a regular prescription by a leading physician. The ad emphasizes testimonials and sells through Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, pricing 75 cents.
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