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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1922
Page
4
Professor Fassett of the University argues that bringing industries to Lawrence may not always benefit the town. He cautions that large unskilled factory growth could alter the community’s homey character, though high skilled workforces like the pipe organ factory may integrate without harming the town.
The Genoa conference week saw rapid moves as Germans and Russians push a separate Rapallo treaty. Critics warn the accord may undermine Europe’s hoped for economic recovery and raise new risks of disorder and delay in policy. Observers note the outcome could render the conference futile and unsettled.
The piece critiques a potential Mexico blockade by the United States and fears war, citing Senator King. It notes pressure on film producers after the Arbuckle scandal and hints at political upheaval with a Toledo girl running on a bobbed hair platform. The text also reflects lingering German ideas of world power versus downfall.
A Kansas collector thanks editors for helping inform taxpayers about income tax rulings during the tax season. He notes the press aided taxpayers in filing clearer returns and extends personal appreciation for the cooperation received.
The Kanpa Kappa Gamma victorious in the hill area intramural basketball tournament winning the cup for a second time. Leaders include Miss Leah Floyd, Miss Davida Olinger, Miss Patty Alice Miller, Miss Dorothy Higgins, and Miss Marion Mac Donald among others. The silver cup, donated by the Women’s Athletic Association, has been held by Gamma Phi Beta earlier and by the Kappas last year. If the same sorority wins again, the cup becomes permanent.
The fifty seventh annual State Convention of Kansas Sunday Schools spans Atchison April 25 26 Parsons April 27 28 and Salina May 23 Dodge City May 4 5 Prominent speakers include Marion mace Jo d Rogs G Franklin Ream and more The program features Bible expositions inspirational talks conferences divisional schools music and pageantry An estimated four thousand attendees expected with sixty Douglas county delegates planned Contact county secretary Dr Will Gorrill for rail fare certificates.
The Lawrence University senior play A Regular Prince will be presented at the Bowersock next Monday night. The production is described as a play of youth and fancy with three acts and entertaining scenes.
Farmer Jua. Deas, living near Vin T, collided with a street car at the corner of Vermont and Eighty streets at noon. Deas, driving north on Vermont, failed to see the approaching street car in time due to faulty brakes. Fender and front wheels were damaged. no serious injuries reported.
Mrs Bennett of Topeka and Culliton of Kansas City visited Friday with Mrs W A Courtney. Ella Slimmerman spent the weekend with her sister Elsie at Frank Miller's home. A large number attended the Woodlawn Parent Teachers Association meeting Friday. constitution and by laws adopted. Wallace W C S will meet with Mrs A W Lamb in Siana. Pat Edward McKiteick was taken to Goodland to his pneumonia afflicted son. Mrs John Marlowe hosted a Sunday school gathering with a barbecue and marshmallows. Fire department responded to Mrs A A Hicks home. barn destroyed but some personal property saved. Hazel Hagel Wiley injured at Woodlawn School. Mr and Mrs A Cosgrove spent the day in Kansas City. Dr J Husted remains weak. Sermon at First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday by KS S Klyne. new religious films to be shown and Haydn selections sung by the choir. Local business spots advertise Lawrence Creamery and painting services.
The piece traces buckskin gloves from Adirondack Johnstown roots to modern sport suits. It notes women embrace sport wear, buckskin gloves suit both rugged and refined outfits, and tweed may fade while buckskin returns as durable, stylish option in fall fashion plans.
Recipe for turning leftover meat into creamed dishes. Make a thick sauce with butter flour milk and seasonings then mix with chopped meat and bake in serving dishes. Suggests adding cream to thin sauce and topping with crumbs and butter if needed. Also includes instructions for potato cups using leftover meat with mashed potatoes baked until browned.
Fringed skirts and raveling edges trend this spring with fringed ratine collars and cuffs. Pongee tops collars for a smart look, neutral colors pair with suits for easy laundering. Open work embroidery and fancy hose appear, while Paris frocks cover ankles with panels. Card of thanks from the Randall and Pratt families. Moving helpers listed in an ad for Delahunty at 616.
A University girl wearing three diamond rings from different men discusses future marriage. She claims each ring was given by her father at milestones from eighth grade to high school and Sunday School. Rumors spread that a Missouri football man may be the true inside bet for her hand.
One Lawrence woman uses a pin cushion filled with coffee rounds to keep needles rust free and warms a plate to prevent pie crust bogey. Mrs. Mary W. Tuttle, Iowa’s noted woman naturalist, gains memberships in multiple scientific societies including the National Geographic Society and AAAS.
Rhubarb can be prepared in attractive ways and makes a healthful, inexpensive addition to spring meals. Slice and simmer in a little water then sweeten. serve hot or chilled with whipped cream on small short cakes for a appealing, family favorite.
The article surveys practices such as widow burning in Africa, arranged marriages among tribes in Central Africa, and bridal milk rituals, alongside mentions of prominent women like Mme Joffre as interpreter and Miss Anna L. Suris as a punctual telephone operator in New York. It also cites historical views on women smoking in Scotland and modern grooming products advertised by City Drug Store.
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