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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1914
Page
6
Fragmented text describes traditional recipes and remedies from pioneer households. Mentions herbal marks and domestic preparations with a focus on health and happiness, noting a child learns from a parent and shared food practices.
Valley Grove notes indicate services by Rev. MaMarkand at 3 PM Sunday with potential renewal of the Al Stineday events. Mrs. Da Sando and Petrie’s halve Miursday visitor Sa nday istanl are mentioned. Beptens Tur Rev is announced for 27rle with plans for a Beptens Tur Rev.
A dense string of names and weekends describes visits, family events, schooling, and social calls. Residents such as Mrs. Ward Mr. Alfred Wetec and Mr. Stewart are noted with relatives and neighbors visiting or staying, while church revival meetings and social gatherings fill the weekly calendar.
The fragment discusses kidney troubles and possible conditions like dropsy and discomfort, mentioning Craxone and other remedies. It cheekily notes no perfect cure exists, lists symptoms such as pain and urinary issues, and hints at a product claim for relief.
Volunteers and residents gathered for the High Prairie aid meeting to organize relief efforts. Mrs Juli Phananend and Mrs Nether Rush attended with local leaders coordinating assignments, food service, and donations as the group plans ongoing support for those affected by the crisis.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as effective for aches, pains, soreness, and muscle strain. It claims benefits for general soreness and back pain and notes availability from local dealers.
Community notices recount visitors and social visits in Franklin and nearby towns. Families including the Wilsons Colas Combss and Youngs grouped for Sunday meals and afternoon calls. A Friday social at Veankhn Schoolhouse features Rev B E Strndfer and others as speakers.
A partial readout lists winners at the Additional County Fair including melons watermelons onions corn pears apples and grapes. Highlights include Muskmelons first Yellow Onions first Watermelon largest in weight second and Pears first with other fruit and ornamental categories noted.
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