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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1926
Page
6
An unclear text fragment references a diet, power loss, and several scattered terms. The readable parts mention Aron and Mag, with mentions of diet and a general sense of disruption. No coherent event, place, or identifiable individuals beyond those two names can be confirmed.
Film industry faces turmoil as grease paint controversy affects makeup artists and fans. Technical improvements promise brighter, lighter effects while stars adjust to new tones and schedules for upcoming projects slated around April 2.
Authorities outline plans to erect several new school buildings in rural districts including Abbeycille and Galene. Budgets target about 60,000 to 80,000 for each project with pre-wired facilities and contracts underway. The program aims to expand facilities for elementary and high school students across multiple communities.
Hutchinson Kansas prepares to host a two day Rotary International conference with 2500 attendees. The event uses industrial halls and fairgrounds for business sessions outdoor games and fellowship gatherings. District leaders Doby Dexter Ardmore A H Svhouldt Hutchinson Harry Southard Enid Ross Bangs Dodge City organized plans after months of work. Attendance and hotel bookings indicate strong local support.
Long Sunday service notes at First Christian Church with sermons on Being a Christian and In the Beginning God. Baptisms at night. district convention in Topeka. missionary efforts by Miss Ivy Graiz from South Africa. youth activities and revised balcony seating. varied church meetings and plans for lyceum style debates. local announcements of presbyterian and Methodist services and next week's baptisms.
The Lawrence Sunday Schools attendance figures show participation across multiple churches. Key groups include children and youths from First Christian, Free Methodist, and Lutherans, with leaders and teachers listed alongside attendees.
United Press reports South Gate California shows a parody of traffic law where 60 mph is tolerated while under 35 mph leads to arrest. Pedestrians avoid crossings as Long Beach Boulevard becomes chalk marked with a middle lane for speeders. Local anecdotes joke about traffic and a fatal misfortune on the lawn.
Dr William Gorrill and Mr and Mrs J B Daniels left Saturday for Birmingham Alabama to attend the quadrennial convention of the International Council of Religious Education held all week in that city Fifty nine delegates from Kansas will attend the meetings some sectional some general An Interdenominational Young People's Conference will also be held starting Friday April 16 under the council auspices Children and adults will have day conferences and evening services are planned
Two Royal Institute of Technology graduates Carl Hunters and Baltzar von Platen created an air cooled refrigerator using two gases that generates cold from heat with no moving parts. They received the crown prince’s gold medal and will gain lifelong wealth from patent rights and royalties as their work nears public release. Their mentor Prof Edward Hubendijk says they have another even more startling project in progress.
Mr. Schwartz of Worden called at the Robert Markley home Saturday afternoon. Charlie Brohammer had a feed ground at the Markley mill Monday afternoon. Daniel Beeghley and Lloyd were Lawrence visitors Saturday. Ary Sanders spent the end with her parents. Mrs Charlie Sanders and family of Lone Star visited. Will Churchbangh spent last week at the John Churchbaigh home. Hiatt visited at Haliie Peterson and Daniel Berkhley home Tuesday. Charlie Brohammer and Alda and John Broheimer called at Jesse Markley Tuesday afternoon. Jesse Markley and Kenneth Hockenberry were Lone Star callers.Tatlie Peterson took his brother Ralph to Lawrence Tuesday. he is going to Fort Worth for a foreman position. Will Postma spent Wednesday at Frank Deay home. Joh Brohemmer spent Wednesday in Lawrence. Clough is haun Marti in farm thi and Mrs Frank Deay and Mrs Ror Shaler went to Law day.
Dial style offer promising relief from rheumatic pains and acid related ailments. Claims heavy use since 1892 with free trial bottle and paid follow up bottle available via mail from The Dr. D. Williams Co. East Hampton Connecticut.
Numerous social calls, visits, and small-town movements fill the week. The Markleys, Brohammers, Florys, Sanders, and Beers engage with neighbors in Lawrence and Solon, with several relatives traveling to Illinois and attendees recounting Friday and Thursday gatherings at various homes.
Susan Markley Mary Katherine Markley Jesse Markley and Frances Flory appear in a short local notice item. frayed OCR reads as a fragment but identifies individuals connected to a household or event. The brief lists names without context or dates.
An advertisement claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets help gain weight quickly. It touts vitamin content, easy to swallow sugar coated tablets, and guarantees money back if no weight gain within 20 days. Available in 60 tablet packs for 60 cents at local druggists.
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