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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1926
Page
6
The article portrays Conductor Henri Verbruggen as a Belgian with a French bearing and American mannerisms. It notes his athletic bearing, unruly hair, precise baton technique, and strong command during a rehearsal at the University of Kansas during music week.
A fragmented local item notes Glenn sternann under medical care after an accident on a rural road between Glens and Gen. Bahn Hamil. Families and neighbors visit the Glenn home and nearby households. Other items mention schooling, visits to Lawrence and Topeka, blooming fruit trees, garden progress, and an April 15 meeting at Mrs. Frank McClanahan’s home where officers were re-elected.
Radio guide lists WEAF Martha opera Cleveland City Band and many educational and musical programs across U S stations. It includes time blocks for orchestras, choruses, talk and news segments and names cities stations and programs. Community notices cover meetings donations and local social items from McLouth Perry and nearby towns.
Lake View residents share travel to Ottawa Quenemo and Kansas City. Families, moves, and school updates fill a busy week with visits to Lawrence and Baldwin, plus classroom notes on arithmetic progress and upcoming school closing.
Topeka readers report the Morris family in Topeka learned of the birth of Raymond on Saturday April 17. Mr. and Mrs. Morris are proud parents, the couple’s third child and first son, with both mother and baby Raymond recovering well.
Dr. W. H. Caldwell of Monticello advocates Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that establishes natural bowel regularity without gripes or purges. He claims it is harmless and pleasant for all ages, urging a 60 cent bottle from local stores.
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