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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1917
Page
2
Editorial urges creation of a county public health office with a fulltime health nurse. County and city would fund up to twelve hundred dollars yearly, to improve sanitation and disease prevention, managed by the County Medical Society and Health Board for shared oversight.
A partially readable 1917 notice includes post office and Western Union references about journal delivery times. The text also presents Rudyard Kipling poetry and reflections on judgment, charity, and social matters. It mentions the Capital Traffic Cop and the state industrial farm and home for fallen women, questioning social perceptions of prostitutes.
A garbled excerpt discusses valuation and the need for a public health department, arguing a small cost could protect many lives. References to health officers, army concerns, and a German threat surface in broken lines, with fragmented quotes and misread names.
The Topeka Capital reports government agreement to curb steel price cuts while other products face limited regulation. Farmers react to uneven controls, noting only wheat had price limits earlier. Officials promise fair treatment and broader coordination with producers as agriculture seeks perceived gains.
The column notes debate over policy amid a looming war and cautions there will be no quick victory. It cites a retail price report showing a four percent drop in February while urging continuation of production and steady consumer access to goods.
This fragmentary listing covers film showings including Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and The Mysterions. It mentions Marguerite Clark, Pickford, and Billie Burke in various Pathe nets and stage-like notes about theatre directors and upcoming programs.
A fragment describes how exposure to fresh air strengthens mood and aids sleep for an individual named Tee Pat. The report notes fatigue and a healthier appearance after a period outdoors, with references to a seven day timeframe and changes in activity.
The notice discusses continuing fundraising after a campaign’s end, noting new steps and partners. It mentions a 3600 amount tied to the effort, with Mrs Watson of Univer Liber overseeing the chartered work. Elders praise the reading material and the book’s inclusion amid a town effort to raise the total.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quick, harmless antidote to sour stomach and indigestion. It claims fast neutralization of stomach acids, easing distress after meals and allowing people to enjoy favorite foods without discomfort.
Mr Wm. Everly of 3925 North Cock Street Philadelphia reports long stomach troubles since childhood eased after taking six bottles of Peruna. He notes relief from chronic catarrh in the head and praises the Peruna Company for good work. He adds Peruna Tablets are available for those who object to liquids.
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