Journal World subscription rates and notices from 1926
The page lists subscription prices and contact details for the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas, with addresses in Chicago New York and Cambridge. It includes Associated Press and Audit Bureau notices, mailing instructions, and a philosophical interlude about March and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CG. Simons
Es Es
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Ig Milea
Ist Aitea
Chicago
A. Kestler
Hartford
York
Franklin Po'Alcorn
Manbridge
Americanization call echoes in foreign language broadcasts
A newspaper note criticizes KFKU for airing songs in languages other than English, arguing Americans lose comprehension and appreciation. It urges Americanization groups to address the issue. A correspondent discusses a Philippine National Bank scandal, suggesting Filipinos could be blamed or credited for self-government prospects.
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Kpku Broadcastinge
United States
KFKU
Philippine National Bank
Fewer Farms Mortgageed In 1923 Kansas Census
The 1923 federal farm census shows Doug county 40.9 percent of farms operated by full or partial owners carried mortgages, down from 41.4 in 1920, suggesting improved mortgage habits over five years. The Topeka Journal notes booze fighting profits and socialists' tempered stance on government confidence amid Briand government concerns.
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Kansas
Doug County
Puglas
Government Allows Sale Of Health Beer With New Formula
Government authorities authorize sale of a high percent beer labeled as medicine, claiming a new formula prevents bootlegging into drinking liquor. Wets hail it as a long sought boon, while officials say the product is a medicine, though interest focuses on potential beverage use.
Kansas Prohibition Ponderings and Altitude Riddles
An excerpt discusses the impact of dry laws on alcohol for medical use and hints at a statewide struggle over enforcement. It also notes a U S survey listing sixty one mountain peaks above 14 000 feet and reflects on the value and credibility of character witnesses in assessing reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United States
Teck
Local grocery opens as Anderson and Payne begin venture
In the old hometown Mes Anderson and Payne launch a new Beans Ald Stand grocery with public support expected to extend through the year. Payne, son of the Hon. Md. Marne, is noted as a well known elder figure in Koreas and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Anderson’ and
Payne
Anderson
Sinderstand
Marne
Koreas & Iy
Margaret” Parcella
North Lawrence
English Lutheran Church
New Hampshire
Quincey Retreets
Chrisian Association
Fraser's Hall
Young Ladies Centennial Association
de Yeagley
Voles
Mra
Esa Levey
St. Louis
Vermont school team routs New Central Colts 138 to 3
The Vermont school based team crushed Tom Sweeney's New Central Colts 138 to 3 in a match game. Stars for Vermont included George Jol Fletcher Burns Merton Wes and Walter Eames while Gene s Pryor and Dec Tyne led New Central. The event followed by civic notes on promotions and social gatherings in Lawrence and Topeka communities.
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Thomas Ice
Belvoir
Deers
Vermont
Tom Sweener
New Central Colts
Floyd Lukes
Floyd Poke
Dec Tyne
Ching Pryor
Tom Sweeney
Willie Hubner
New Cer
George Jol
Fletcher’ Burns
Merton Wes
Walter Eames
Vmont
Genes
New Central
Unston
Wansay
White House
Lawrence
Marine Band
Kansas
Kansas University
Nina Drake
Minnie Helwig
Maude Holsinger
Goss
George Vint Admond Conley
Herman von Urewerth
Lichtenwaller
Elizabeth Shultz
Murango
Town
G. W. Jones
Onio Street
Admiral Stitt A Navy Surgeon General Since 1920
Tear Admiral Edward Stitt, a highly respected physician, has served as surgeon general of the U S Navy since 1920 after leading the Navy Medical School. He earned his M D from the University of Pennsylvania in 188 and rose to rear admiral in 1947 while studying tropical diseases and teaching at George Washington University.
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Edward BR. Stitt
United States Navy
Navy Medical School
Stitt
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
London School of Tropical Medicine
Enyat
Orient
George Washington University
Unclear text on cow milking process and products
The fragment describes a cow milking and processing sequence with references to milk, stomachs, and a dairy product sold from Colorado near the Rio Tracy area. It mentions a conveyor-like tassel device and a payment chain from cow to packers to restaurants, ending with price figures for the product and its distribution.
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Te Rio Tracy
Partomac
Atningsphere
Batre
Sunos
Maundy Thursday and Oldest Holy Week Ceremonies Noted
Today marks Maundy Thursday with mentions of Holy Week rites as the oldest ceremonies. The report notes historic observances, a date related to April Fools' Day, and a reference to events in railroad construction in Massachusetts and Wisconsin.
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Massa Wisbern
Annals of the Americas
Alward Avi Sothern
England
Snow Storm Triggers Snow Shovels From Closets Across Town
Citizens dig out scrapers and shovels as a heavy snow blankets streets. Hydrants and street corners show white tops while schools open late and commuters await cars. A resident jokes about leaving snow on his walk until May 1 to keep it pristine.
Pre Easter Talks At Haskell Highlight Bible Lessons
Fourth annual Pre Easter Services at Haskell drew solid attendance with Dr Bruce Kinney of the American Baptist Home Mission Society leading discussions on Old Testament figures Abraham Joseph Moses and others. The sessions aimed to connect ancient temptations to modern life, especially for Indian youth, with a new focus for young children each evening.
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Haskell
Bruce Kinney
Jridtian
American Baptist Home’ Mission Society
Denver
Colo
Abraham
Joseph
Moses
Dr. Kinney
Iekt
Whyare
Stella Nobul
Kansas
Snowstorm Prompts Wardrobe Rescue Across Town
In St. Joseph Missouri a resident calls Lawrence for road updates to Ottawa after weather disrupts travel. Workers report two large transport tracks stuck on major highways west of Lawrence as a cold snap affects clothing and health comforts.
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St. Joseph
Lawrence
Ottawa
Lawsene
Deportation Threat Weighs on Mexican Woman in Custody
A Mexican woman may be deported after being held on a deadly weapons charge. Police investigate a report she entered the United States without a passport. She is said to be four years old with a twenty year old son living locally.
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United States
Harriette W. Ruble
Helen Wilson
Murray Wilson
Manhattan
Frances Godel
Alpha Chi Omega House
Neice
Kansas City
Cora May Showalter
Harriett Rowe
Kans
Grate
Black
As EL Tuai
Odd Halley
Rebekhhs
G. H. Atherton
Oliver Price
Terry Stover
R. Gibbens
W. F. Davis
FE. J. McElwain
Mary A. Ault
OC. W. Bailey
Botebre Hour Club
Thomas L. Harris
Marvin D. Geerd
River Falls
Wis
Katherine
Swacheon
F. M. Hariley
George Trueble
Margarel
States
Bernice Grsuch
Davis Carpenter
Dorothy Spencer
Dorothy Beatty
Wilma McDaniel
Isabelle Elliot
Doris Carneriter
Marcel Todd
Frances Goodell
J. H. Campbell
F. E. Wolf
H.R. Ebright
Enworth, Learne
Simon
Grr
First Methodist Church
Betty Nevins
Ethel Homer
Kennard W C T U Institute Highlights March Meeting
The Kennard W C T U held its annual institute Friday March 26 at the Chamber of Commerce. Morning session opened with song and devotionals led by Mrs Rebecca Hemphill. Prof H H Lane Kansas University lectured on Eugenics stressing environment and heredity in shaping outcomes. Cy Stalman and Maurine Brazier provided musical interludes and accompaniment.
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Mankeir
Golden Belt
Kansas State Teachers ' College
Kansas
O. W. Little
Kansas Press
Tern
Ng Herbert
Hiawatha da World
Lemend
Marco Morrow
Carper Tableations
Topeka
Y. Mor. An
Hutchmnace
Paul al Funes
Xews
Trimmoy
Rove Repiblitte
Nyther
Cammeres
Paul L. Jones
The
Grey Graphic
Golden Belt Lion
Ernest Trimmer
Hays
Ben Hibbs
Collegr
N. W
Ladies Aid
Clarence Holcombe
M. Thomson
Kenneth W. Davidson
Earl Locker
James D. Smi
Joyce D. Smith
Heavener, Ohia
Robert Warnen
Con" Ever
Manhattan
Herle Smith
Devehter
Waverly
Ais
Andrey
Gett
Kansas City
Baldwin
Alvin BE. Baker
C. K
T. EL QO
Sunny Side Farm
West
F. E. Wolt
Kennard W. C. T. U
Chamber of Commerce
Rebecca Hemphill
Anna J. Prentiss
Mary Swain
Charles Vicery
C. Jacqmann
H. H. Lane
K. U
Lane
Cy Stalman
Maurine Brazier
Impeachment Vote Looms as Hearings Continue
Washington today reports ongoing relief hearings and a forecast of a vote on impeachment. A tariff commission inquiry and debt settlement talks are noted. Foreign visitors to Greece face a ten dollar tax with admission tickets to historical sites. A Chicken Die Dinner and an apron sale are announced for Saturday April 3 at Baptist Church.
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Houss
Senate
Tariff ‘Commission
Greece
Baptist Church Sun
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Journal-World
Tence
Healesh
Topeka Journal
President
Fa Hl
Ralden Beil
New York City
America
Baldwin News
First Methodist
Louis O. Rowland
Little F
Chester Moore
O. Jobs Maclean
Washington
L. Q. Wells
Niagara
C. A. Vancil
Mags. St
Lawrence Churches Uniting
First Presbyterian Church
Fordson
FORD
Eudaly Bros
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