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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
6
A chaotic report describes Will Wilfley promoting a novel gold tempering process developed by Dr Vaughn and Prof Thurston. It claims the method tempers gold and silver to create surgical instruments, knives, and utensils with improved antiseptic properties and corrosion resistance, urging adoption in medical manufacture.
An early 20th century advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a safe liver and bowel cleanser, blaming torpid liver and constipation on rancid bile and waste in the colon. It contrasts this with harsh remedies and urges readers to ask their druggist for the California Fig Syrup Company product.
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Washington reports a department of agriculture move to rule on deleterious oats and sulphured feed for stock. A poison squad of horses was formed at an experiment station to test bleached oil and aged corn diets, aiming for a final ruling on last year’s crop. The report notes potential prosecutions for interstate feeding and suggests ongoing evaluation.
Col Jeremiah McFarland 77 and spouse 70 arrive in Los Angeles after a two thousand mile automobile journey. He leads No B. Page Post G.A.L. Washington and was to attend events next week. The couple’s trip ends as they settle in and plan piano-related moves advertised by Bell Bros. Music.
Haskell M C opens the year with an active schedule and plans for an energetic program. Friday night features a stag party and stunts as seats are prepared and fun is promised. Sunday at 7 30 the opening meeting led by Greyearth and Tadiki includes Rev Frank Kristi and a hopeful turnout. The general secretary Lindquist notes rising enthusiasm and strong membership prospects for the year.
Wichita city commissioners pass an ordinance banning street meetings within twenty feet of Douglas Avenue from Wichita Street to Cleveland Avenue. Police may disperse gatherings deemed to block traffic or threaten safety and may relocate meetings at officers discretion.
A brisk health pitch touts Casearets as a cure for constipation indigestion biliousness and stomach distress. The ad claims fast head clearing relief and mentions headaches dizziness and gassy stomachs, urging readers to use Casearets tonight and enjoy months of improved wellbeing. It notes availability from druggists and mentions a Douglas County marble and granite works order for Quincy granite.
Samuel F. Apgar, 72, died this morning at 144 New Hampshire Street after two and a half years of poor health. A New Jersey native and longtime resident, he worked in dry goods with Hutellings and later with the Bell Telephone Company. He was a charter member of the F A A and connected with T O O F in New Jersey. Funeral will be Saturday at 3 p.m. from New Hampshire Street residence. burial in New Jersey.
Chicago reports Mrs Jack Johnson, wife of the boxing champion, died early today after reportedly attempting suicide following her husband’s departure. She summoned Johnson’s sister, brought in two maids, prayed with them, then shot herself. Friends at Las Vegas recall she faced isolation for marrying a Black man.
Dr Palmer county health officer reports continued use of tetanus serum to treat horses stricken with a diagnosed form of meningitis. The horse disease has swept Kansas Nebraska and parts of Missouri and several horses have died.
Roads are in fine condition as a large delegation heads to Topeka tomorrow. Topeka Auto Club members, banners, and pennants ready cars for advertisement of Lawrence and Douglas County Fair. Club secretary McQuary hopes to return with a prize. list of local owners joining includes Dick, Trovid, Gorkill, Dolisi, Perkins, Morris, McFarland, Smith, Babb, Gardner, Hatchings, Perrow, Stevens, Ogden, Proteh.
The 101 Ranch Wild West show arrived early and transformed Woodland Park into a traveling exhibit. A mile-long parade led by police showcased Ben Hur on a jeweled saddle, Wells Fargo stage antics, a prairie schooner, real buffaloes, and numerous tribal tableaux. Sioux and Navajo riders drew attention with varied costumes. The parade set the stage for afternoon and night performances with an Indian village tour and a band concert. Seats available at Dick Bras Drug Store.
The era of extreme heat from late August to early September damaged the Kansas corn crop, trimming projected yields from 150 million to about 50 million bushels. Reno county reports reflect the broader state impact as scorch winds wither ears and dry blades threaten the harvest. Local businesses reopen and promote goods and services amid the weather news.
Tenesville Sept 12 The church’s work cited as vital to the community with emphasis on members’ participation and cooperation The sermon by Langilin from Paul’s First Epistle to the Corinthians argues personal liberty must serve community interests and not set a bad example by indulging in lawful but imprudent acts
Mr Squires built a hanson bungalow at Estes Port where the couple camped and traveled along Union Pacific road returning via the Santa Fe trail. Mrs Squires enjoyed the trip and said she never cared to ride a train again. They waded the river 590 miles back in five days, with the best gravel day.
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