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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1919
Page
3
A fragmented list of area church notices covers Plymouth Congregational Trinity Lutheran First Baptist Second Presbyterian Unitarian and other congregations. It notes Sunday services, special sermons, community events, and calendar references amid scattered names, locations, and hints of holiday listings.
A Wakeda Florida resident reports suffering two years from malaria fever and poor health until using Number 40 For The Blood. He purchased a bottle from Walter Jage and continued use, claiming complete relief after 242 bottles. The letter, stamped for public use, cites the U S Dispensatory as support and lists conditions treated like glandular disease, blood poison, scrofula, constipation, stomach and liver issues, chronic rheumatism, and mercurial poisoning. Sold by Round Corner Drug Co. Ady.
Washington Sept 27 The Home Service of the American Red Cross reports expansion across sections of the country to support soldiers and sailors families. Since February total relief and information services have grown, aiding insurance, compensation, allotments, and laws affecting service members. Thousands benefited as chapters extend funds locally and volunteers, many driving vehicles, assist with civilian life reentry and child welfare. More than 20 000 workers operate through 3 154 Home Service units and 5 009 branches nationwide.
Washington reports the Am rn Commission to Archangel has been flooded with handmade toys and tokens of gratitude from Russian families for American aid. The Red Cross civilian relief program focused on school children, with 28,000 pupils in 260 schools visited and 1,250,000 hot lunches served during the winter months.
Nonworkers in Portland district shipyards plan a strike starting October 1 after an order from the Shipping Board Director General. The stoppage, tied to ware delays, follows recent industrial conference talks in Washington. Officials from the Steel Workers Union said the October 6 rescission was announced today. Also noted is Hungary fixing Sunday as the election day.
Fragmented OCR record lists residents and actions with names such as Mrs Clay and Mr Wilson. Mentions threshing, wheat hauling, calls on neighbors, and a planned event or vote on the 24th. Material is garbled with many incomplete phrases and unreadable sections.
Fragmentary OCR shows a report about hay sound and royalties with references to Kansas and area taxes. Names, dates, and concrete facts are unreadable, making precise attribution impossible. The readable bits suggest a theft or royalty dispute but lack specifics.
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