scattered notes from a busy Lawrence community visit
A garbled field report records multiple locals visiting Lawrence and Leavenworth, with mentions of Irene Vu, Myra Keller, Mrs Charles Merters, Mrs Lee, and Miss Athel. It notes picnics south of town, visits by relatives, and various social gatherings across several days, though many names and actions are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Manhattan
Whitney W
Lawrence
Irene Vu
Valen
Jikman
Myra Keller
Count
Charles Merters
Utter
Lereenworth
Lee
Lye
Harold
Weahsil
Leavenwerth
Lest Fred Fo
Calvin
Jong
Ris Bottewatha
Frank Jionts
Rene
Floyd Spert
Spent
Heede
Sumidy
Wits
Miss Athel
Harv Feigetar
Sbeulert
Armie Ays
Cuticura heals severe hand rash claims 1916 letter
A reader from Chicago in 1916 describes intense hand rash and itching spreading from arms to shoulders. After trying Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, two boxes and four cakes led to complete healing, with a free sample offer via post card from Cuticura Department R Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie W. Seike
Justine St
Chicago
Cuticura
Dept
Hoston
Spear Rhe My Fey Mes Maotste Dtrl Te
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a feature on a birthday celebration. Readable names or places are not clear. The item appears as a brief, symbolic notice rather than a full report. Further context is needed to extract concrete entities and details.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Lawrence Resident
Lawrence resident Mrs H W Bright describes back pain kidney strain and nervous unrest from heavy work and daily fatigue. She says Doan's Kidney Pills cured her symptoms after ineffective remedies and urges others to try the same treatment from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lawrence
H. W. Bright
Don
Doan
Obscure Names Hint at Local Society Notices
Fragmented OCR snippet lists multiple personal names, places, and brief mentions of events. The readable portions reference Miss Grewre, Miss Martidy, Mr Hy Wood, Mrs Hinton, and various locals tied to Blae ax and near Wangasy City with scattered dates and activities, but essential context and coherent events are not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bang
Hazel
Miss Grewre
Hy Wood
Kelgey
Hinton
Wolfe
Ant
Rus
Porn
Sen
Bily
Mebepsen
Wangasy
Walsall
Ars
Yanton
Wis
Irs
Chesham
Strode Sian
Nowirte Hers Ieee
Ain
Tayeer
Binner
Buteike
Une Ald Society
Fattie Bleakley
Syteg House
Steedey Funt
Ive
Devin Welz
Cma
Baltawerks
Gorrhitts
St. Louis
Nettie
Saturdas
Teedecet
le Santis
Joseph
Ehitiren Ea Sinks
Wiest Fodoraseary
Sarreds Bere
Chatan
Freel
Athens
Pt Twine
Shake Loose from Rheumatism With 8 5 5 Formula
An old advertisement claims the blood contains rheumatic germs and promises relief by using an 8 5 5 treatment. It asserts the remedy purifies the blood, eliminates rheumatic germs, and builds up the run down system. Readers are urged to write to Swift Specific Co in Atlanta, Georgia for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Atlanta
Californian Kidney Trouble Advert Says Cure
An aged notice extols Foley Kidney Pills claiming they cured a severe kidney complaint. The testimonial describes back pain, fatigue, and digestion issues, and credits the pills with restoring strength and normal function. The text also includes miscellaneous social notes and local names from a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Copperopslis
Foley
Jessen
Porarrer & Son
Best Viny te Clean-Ez bottle instruction spoof
Fragmentary text discusses cleaning a water bottle with a vinegar solution and rinsing. It also contains a misquoted aphorism about eloquent men and silent speech, hinting at a humorous or editorial aside. Specific facts are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Pacifist Converted to War by Living with Germans
Dr Vernon Lyman Kellogg a noted pacifist who preached peace says his months at German headquarters in France changed his views. He describes German obsession with total conquest and claims his experiences shifted him from pacifist to a supporter of the war effort in a blunt, provocative account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Lyman Kellogg
Kellggg
France
Germany
Kelloggs
Pacific
No Foreclosures on Soldier's Mortgages
Fragmentary historical notice discusses federal laws exempting military service and property from taxation or civil process, with references to Maryland Michigan Oregon and other jurisdictions. Mentions continuations of cases and suspensions until civil return, plus election items and local commerce notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puene Brit
Rover
Paey
Maryland
Slichigan
Simi Inn
Churos
Oregon
Mmorutecia
Hale Og
Army of Navy
Cee
M. Coos
Moore
Spokane
George
Frugal Living Promises and Waste Reduction Tips
A fragmented notice urges thrift in daily living. It stresses saving fats, reducing fried foods, and cutting waste to save resources. It mentions meat production and personal supply ideas, with references to beef, veal, and clothing, presented in a dated exhortative tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Orphan Girl Reclaims Health After Pinkham Remedy
Lydia Fiskham’s Vegetade Dorspoend testimonial from Pittsburgh says a 17 year old girl suffered monthly sickness and headaches but improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She urges others to try it and notes renewed ability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Prinkham
Lydia B. Fiskham
Schmeltz
N. Pittsburgh
Wendy
Lydia F- Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Ives Qavise
Don’t Let Soap Spoil Your Hair Ad Advice
An old advertisement warns against soaps and alkali in shampoos, recommending plain refined coconut oil to moisturize and cleanse hair. It claims the oil is cheap, pure, and greases the hair, producing rich lather, thorough cleansing, easy rinsing, and soft, bright, fluffy results while removing dust and dandruff.
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Tonganoxie
Mr. Wet Mere
Tor
Permanen
Reno
X Kellogg
Wiedemann’s
Tre
Excelsior
Wesme
Wes Peer
Fletcher
Sone
Sowie
Emily Beatts
bLigatty
Washington Society
Frank So Beatty Cwill
Charles Henry Drayton
US. N
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Yale
Bane
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