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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
4
An April 26, 1922 notice in Lawrence Kansas includes a prayer verse Psalm 34:4 6 and a public postal and republication disclaimer from the Journal World with Associated Press credits and contact lines for delivery inquiries.
Chancellor Lindley frames a forward looking aim to treat youth by potential not current state. The Lawrence community movement seeks to elevate young people by improving surroundings and opportunities so they may become future leaders and citizens. Supporters help youths realize their best and sustain the movement’s purpose.
The Chief states John Does is officially dead. Next steps involve courtroom actions with Conan Doyle named as interpreter in the Lawrence Fox matter.
Lawrence merchant says Industrial court and Topeka papers harmed his store by delaying guidance on a fair clothing allowance for a working girl earning the minimum eight fifty weekly. He argues the published list favored workers and did not seek a true amount needed for proper attire.
Fragmentary excerpt notes that after a row the ideas of the New Englanders prevailed, reflecting on unresolved tensions and shifting perspectives within the group. The text evokes historical debate and regional attitudes without clear names or dates.
A road detour between Topeka and Lawrence is criticized as rough, yet the writer argues the dirt stretch is a temporary, weather dependent nuisance on a link in the world’s best highway system. Travelers should expect mud when it rains and recall Douglas County’s improvements.
An editorial urges dedication of a Ulysses S. Grant statue in Washington on the centennial of his birth. It honors his Civil War leadership and presidency, noting his reforms, international diplomacy, and the beautification of Washington as lasting national tribute. The piece frames the event as a duty to honor a historic hero and to recognize the Army of the Republic.
The first complete budget of the Polish Republic, presented to parliament by Finance Minister Michalski, details debt owed to America, France and others. It notes Poland’s slow but steady government progress, calls for patience, and warns against unrealistic western comparisons while stressing future parliamentary stability and granite foundations.
A quirky collection of aphorisms and wry takes by Tom Sims spans luck quotes about birds and gardens, divorce and military mood, spring fantasies, and the weather, plus jokes about circuses and a Ford limousine. The tone mirrors a columnist compiling pithy maxims.
Confederate Memorial day events span Florida Georgia Alabama and Mississippi. The centenary birth of Frederick Law Olmsted noted. Otterbein University in Westerville Ohio honors its 75th anniversary. Missouri Synod marks a diamond jubilee as University of Missouri commencement has the largest class. Industrial Engineers discuss boosting earnings for capital and labor at their spring convention.
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