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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
10
The Scottish Rite in Lawrence has grown to about 700 members with a plan to reach 6,000 soon. The group includes many active citizens from across the state and numerous counties. They own stock, have invested in property bonds, and recently installed a new pipe organ, signaling a major civic contribution.
The Lindsborg Me Tt chorus, described as a remarkable organization with thirty-five years of training, performs at Lindsborg to reveal a deep musical pathway across the state. Miz Swason, widow of the founder, still sings in the ensemble as part of a long lineage of performers.
A torn report recounts Lt. Stajihe and units near St Paussant Brine on September 1 201H engaging German forces. It mentions capture attempts and perilous fighting with unnamed casualties and a note about Mrs Mitta Srith of Austin Texas.
The article notes a large choir under director Mr. Hawbard Erase with sopranos altos tenors and basses all singing in harmony. The event emphasizes the effort of students and community support and marks a significant achievement for the director and program.
Frieda Hempel opened Holy Week with a radiant recital at Stropolfstan Opera Company in New York. Otto Kain, prominent New York banker, became her husband after admiring her beauty and extraordinary voice. The audience showered applause after each number, with encores including The Last Rose of Summer and Home Sweet Home. Accompanist Frank Hibb added charm with elegant piano work. Hempel spoke with attendees at her hotel, noting seven years in America and welcome thoughts of visiting Lawrence University.
Controversial rhetoric denounces Bolshevik ideas and calls for harsh actions against its advocates. The piece notes recent local involvement by a national figure and a scandal involving an influential leader from Kot Seate, highlighting spreading propaganda fears.
The article notes a renowned Kansas host and prize artist is leaving amid a fat salary lure from a major paper. Kansas will miss Jay, who has become a state institution alongside the Capitol building.
The notice reflects multiple items: James Slate dies aged in 1748 as William and Mary College founder, Richard Harding Davis born in Whitelord, a 1918 Tobacco Taxation bill defeat in the German Reichstag, Carpathia survivors in New York, Paris reporting Franco-Russian moves near the Black Sea, and two days of French offensives around Rheims yielding 15 000 German captives.
Commemorations mark the thirteenth anniversary of the San Prangino earthquake and fire that devastated the region, memorial services held across affected communities, with survivors recounting losses and resilience.
Charles Mo Schwab born in Williamsburg twenty years ago today, the only mu in the world to tear up a million-dollar salary conte. Mrs. Sidney Drew widow of a noted actor and popular motion picture player born in Sedalia, Missouri twenty years ago today. Clarence Darrow Chicago attorney prominent for his ties to organized labor.
Mrs. R. R. Pease of 419 North Elizabeth St Peoria Illinois describes a dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac. She suffered years of gastritis heartburn gas palpitations and nerviness with yellow skin weight loss and back pain. After four bottles her appetite returned breathFree and digestion improved. she credits Tanlac and praises local retailers City Ore Store Round Corner Drug Co H A White in Lawrence Eudora.
Mrs. Mary Ann Smith Sears died April 16 at 5 AM in Chillicothe Ohio after five weeks of heart failure worsened by angina pectoris. She would have turned 84 on May 15. Born in Catskill New York, she married Charles M Sears in 1854 and lived in Philadelphia Shellsburg Whansas Whence they moved to Ohio in 1882. Her children include Emma Sears Nichols and William Alonzo Clarence Walter Lorin George Alvin, all living except the last three.
Kansas sits without an official state flag following a dispute over Estelle Northrup Northrup of Douglas County deeds records in the latest legislative session. The bill to adopt Misa Northrup design, once linked to the Daubters of the American Revolution, did not pass.
Medical authorities attribute most stomach troubles to excess hydrochloric acid and chronic acid stomach. a diet plan or counteracting acids with Laxcarin tablets is urged. Laxcarin is claimed to be safe, nonhabit forming, and effective without pepsin pills, with a price of five dollars for six boxes or one dollar for a single box.
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