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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1930
Page
4
A column blends political satire and national concerns. It cites Mrs McCormick's primary win, notes Deneen's long career, critiques Gandhi's non cooperation, and discusses farm policy debates, Kansas weather, and Lawrence's events with frontier echoes and a festival of sports.
The town braces for a weekend influx as the Rodeo attracts crowds while over 2,000 university, college and high school athletes converge for the ingerschool astic meet and the Kansas Relays. Chicago reports show homicides fell nearly one fifth last year, with calls for further improvement. Kansas voters may vote by mail this year due to a new law, requiring prior arrangements with county officials and the absence of provided lead pencils.
In The Old Home Town James McLane of Eudora and Mr McCauley of Lawrence plan a Colorado overland trip with two or three teams and aim to start soon. City Marshal race narrows to Sam Walker and Constable Phillips. Ed Dix of Lawrence now with Kansas City Fi Scott Gulf hosts, Charlie Walker heads to Pittsburgh to join the Bapaar. Ed Monroe reports a runaway incident with a mattress blown onto horses. band of debris damages goods near Massachusetts street. George Barker improves Mississippi street property. Levy of the Kansas Clothing Flouse seeks clues to a store break in Topeka. thieves not captured.
25 years ago in Neodesha the marriage of Ttarks Helmick former private secretary to Congressman Bower sock and Miss Jane Sain took place. They plan a short trip then settle in Chanute with Parks returning to newspaper work.
Rev Banker conducted the ceremony while Miss May Host played the wedding march. Mrs Ethel Connelly Cutler of Chicago sang What Is So Wonderful as Love. Guests enjoyed refreshments in the dining room served by Miss Elsie Armstrong Celia Coffman and Miss Bonnie Smith. Upstairs presents were displayed as Miss Garrie Dorward presided at the punch bowl.
Howard Boltz resigns as secretary of the city Y M C A to take a similar post in Pittsburg. The executive board met this afternoon to accept the resignation.
Ness county is organized for the second time in April 1880. Martin E. Conway and James G. Blunt, noted Kansans, are in a sanitarium in Washington. In 1881 the grand lodge of the Knights of Honor is held in Junction City.
An old style eye care note explains how a foreign body entering the eye can cause discomfort and potential danger. It covers locating the speck under or on the eye surface, safe removal with a moistened handkerchief, and steps using a matchstick with absorbent cotton to access the space above and below the lashes, ending with caution to avoid forcing if the speck is attached to the eyeball. Some particles remain invisible to ordinary inspection.
The president and first lady welcomed a new granddaughter born Saturday to Herbert Hoover Jr and his wife. Weighing six pounds the child arrived after a Caesarean operation. The father was away on business but returned to join his wife at the hospital.
Kansas Democratic leaders met in Wichita to join the Wichita Jeffersonian club for a Jefferson birthday celebration. A reception and banquet were planned. John B. Pew, former Kansas City city counselor, was to be a principal speaker. Sam Houston organized events with other candidates for state offices set to attend.
Jacqueline travels with Mr. Carew to visit Mrs. Porter Mason but car trouble and fog strand them. A sudden confession erupts as Carew declares love, while Teddy Montrose watches unseen, planning for a chance to reclaim what matters most.
Mary Graham Bonner tells of John Peggy and a magical Little Black Clock using Grandfather Clock magic to travel forward in time. They tour a towering city skyscraper almost two hundred stories high and view the buzzing skyline before the clock shares a funny story for tomorrow.
A roundup of brief items. golf star Jack Budde carded his fifth hole in one on the 165 yard fifth, using a new No. 5 hickory shafted iron, marking a notable streak in five years. Other notes cover a congressman's remark on soldiers attire, Betsy Ross kinfolk obituary, a Paraguayan wildcat incident, Ecuador’s water gift for independence celebration, and a beer runner's retirement toast.
Baldwin carries social notes of residents visiting Topeka and Lawrence. Ray mond Lewis travels with Lewis kin. Misses Deel and Kelly tour Lawrence to view The Vagabond King. Rev Calvin B Holman travels for his father Edward Holman's illness. Dr Guy Cutshall visits Baldwin as guest speaker and preacher. Senorita Elisa Perez hosts a dinner in honor of Senorita Trinidad De Mora. Kansas City Woman's Home Missionary Society sets dates for April 21 meeting in Baldwin First Methodist with Ida Kahlo as speaker. Local figures host, attend, and plan events at Baker, Waring Tea Room, and civic groups.
The document notes a $100,000 tax payment issue and cites London Britain's drink bill at $1.44 billion for last year. Brewers’ profits reach $122.506 million while wine expenditures rose seven percent and beer and spirits spending stayed near 1928 levels. In New York Dr. Charles F. Pabst links pride to a shiny nose as a youth badge.
AP notes Brownsupported by Melton for governor and Grundy for senator in Pittsburgh. Avon Park railroad property released from sheriff tax attachment. Three killed in Ypsilanti plane collision with high tension wires. Harvard student Dudley Davis rumored to have jumped from sixth floor. Wisconsin DA Price, known bootlegger foe, shot in ambush. Stimson predicts fleets cooperation among Japan Britain and the U S to curb armament danger. Haiti adjourns council delaying temporary president election. Gandhi urges women to picket and protest liquor and foreign cloths with a salt tax effigy cast at sea. Princess Helen ill with influenza in Bucharest. Sudan prince arrives after 400 mile flight. Fascists deface Reichstag with death graffiti.
The District Deputy Grand Master of the Thirteenth District will inspect Baldwin Masonic Lodge No.23. Birk W Hughes Grand Master urges large attendance as Mr Kistler from the University of Kansas printing department is well known in Baldwin. The Baldwin schools receive high marks in a report by County Superintendent C J Lane of Lawrence, scoring 951 of 1000 points.
A long list of visits and gatherings across Kanwaka Lawrence and surrounding towns is noted. Mr and Mrs J M Crowder and relatives hosted and visited friends including Emmett Hodson Collins Sweezer Armstrong and Collins families with numerous dinners calls and attendance at a junior play and literary club meeting.
Community members from Columbia, Lawrence, Harveyville and nearby towns visited the Crowder household this week. Attendees included Harriet Armstrong, Mrs. Doane, Donna Doane, Mrs. Brown, Maude Winter, Willis Colman, Clarence Hodson, Ida Ridley funeral guests, Boling, Miss Eckdoll, Kanwaka Farm Bureau unit members, Pie Stanwix and her Kanwaka connection, J. S. Emmett party, and numerous Lawrence residents.
Bad breath coated tongue biliousness or headaches warn of constipation. Do not use violent purgatives. A candy Cascar ets stops trouble quickly and pleasantly cleanses the system. Relief from Cascarets lasts as cascar e ts strengthen bowel muscles. Beneficial for old folks and children establishing regular bowel habits. Ten cents a box all drug stores.
Mrs. Mary Johnson of Conn Street reports dramatic relief after a Gly-Cas course. She claims pain from rheumatism, side ailments, indigestion, and sour stomach vanished, enabling normal activity. The Gly-Cas Man at Round Corner Drug Store promotes the remedy as scientifically compounded for stomach, liver, kidney, nerve, and rheumatic issues.
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