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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
5
A college diary reveals homesickness and college life with memories of teachers and classmates, plus a string of social updates from Lawrence Kansas. Entries describe birthdays, parties, fashion, and plans for exams, travel and campus events featuring students, faculty, and local organizations.
The excerpt argues that everyday beverages harm nerves and digestion. It notes mothers avoid coffee and tea for children, yet often use these drinks themselves, leading to eventual negative effects depending on individual strength.
Local residents and visitors are reported in Kansas City and Lawrence venues. Names include Miss Mable Ander, Mrs. A. Gifford, J. D. Ken, Bernice Gowdy, Miss Pauline Murray, and Lucille Witzison. Dozens travel for visits, relatives gather in Kansas City, and Easter plans unfold with specific families listed. Also noted are market briefs from Kansas City and miscellaneous ads and notices.
London April 3 miners at Cannock Chase in Staffordshire faced the hard task of securing a two thirds majority to continue the strike. Mr Stanley told the mass meeting that such support was now impossible. King George’s departure for Sandringham for Easter is seen as a sign that the trouble is near its end.
In Cottonwood Falls Kansas on April 3 inspector Deens from the state pure food department examined several hotels meat markets groceries and other stores. The Central hotel was found to be in improper sanitary condition. Other hotels and restaurants in Cottonwood Falls and Strong City were inspected by Deens and County Health Officer Dr F T Fohngon with no others reported as conforming to strict standards.
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