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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1918
Page
3
Dr and Mrs Paul Faragher are spending a few days in Kansas City visiting local sights and enjoying a brief getaway.
Fragmentary clipping promotes pasteurized ice cream and lean fill options with a casual call to order by phone number 182. The readable lines suggest a grocery or dairy ad from a historical pamphlet, but details are limited.
A historical advertisement touts Mother’s Friend as a safe external preparation for expecting women. It claims the formula, from a noted Atlanta doctor, helps skin stretch, reduces pain and danger at birth, and urges readers to obtain a bottle from the druggist for guidance and comfort.
Mr and Mrs Harry Hutchings travelled to Kansas City this morning. Prof C A Dykstra left for Cleveland to start new work. Fred Kending of Camp Funston visits with his aunt Mrs William Taylor appears with his family. Mr Earl Rankin and Miss Bernice Rankin spent yesterday in Topeka. Frank Frye wrote that he arrived safely in England after leaving Lawrence June 10. Chas E Hughes and wife spent the day in Kansas City. Warren Forest, former Atchison Globe reporter, now an agent for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance, visiting Lawrence. he solicits business among the training corps while ineligible for government insurance.
The Wah-wah-taf-see Camp Fire girls held a two line party at the Varsity Saturday afternoon with refreshments at Von's Candy Shop. Guardianship is by Miss Stone. Several members and relatives, including visits to Kansas City, Fort Riley, Warrensburg, were noted among the group.
Emergency advice from a historical guide urges rapid action and simple remedies. It covers treating lightning strikes with cold water on the head, artificial respiration for drowning, cooling for sunstroke, and safe handling of fainting and fire injuries. Notes on choking, gas suffocation, bleeding, poisons, and calling a doctor accompany practical cautions.
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