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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1921
Page
2
Report mentions Caruso’s death as received by the Associated Press officials. The academy led the train, while Young charge Dean exhibited the house message at Plymouth Indiana and I immediately started back to Culver.
Mrs. FL P O'Brien visited Kansas City for the day while Abe Levy departed for St Joseph to be away for the week. Miss Thara Hartman aided Mrs M F Hane today, and Maurine Firestone returned to Wichita after a short visit. Kathryn Simoft visited various areas, Lillian Eberhart arrived to spend a week in Lawrence, and Marjorie Patterson headed to Pawhuska for two weeks.
Budapest July 21 Count Beth len orders a formal inquiry into the acts of Count Michael Karolyi once a leading Hungarian statesman now in exile. Investigators review alleged high treason linked to the wartime revolution project and Karolyi’s memorandums said to show close ties with the Soviets and Entente officials. Prince Windischgraetz cites Interpellations as proof of plans to trigger a revolution with various revolutionary elements.
National Headquarters of the American Red Cross has appropriated 175000 to equip and furnish recreational facilities and training center rooms for World War I veterans through the Federal Board for Vocational Training. The Federal Board will provide personnel and quarters, fund social and musical events, minstrel shows, motion pictures, and club activities at centers.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a hearing continuation with an unspecified time and a possible line about a boat or bid. No clear names, dates, or place are readable.
Visiting Indian education supervisors spoke at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Douglas county needs farmer business-macker cooperation to elevate the county fair, deemed one of Kansas best with a promise to improve. Speakers included Haskell Institute figures and Indian education leaders stressing progress and continued government support for Indian schools and student numbers.
The report shows cash markets mixed with Kansas and Missouri notes. Wheat remains steady with Sept and Dee contracts listed around 1.15 and 1.20 per unit, corn near 49 to 50, oats around 38, and rye about 1.01 to 1.02. Livestock prices edge up for cattle and hogs, with hogs trading from 10.59 to 12.15 and steer and heifer figures steady to higher. feeders unsettled, and stocker demand cited.
London reports that Prime Minister Lloyd George angered church leaders at the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Assembly in Portmadoc by saying clergy should stay out of politics. The remark drew protests from Free Churches, with leaders like Dr. John Clifford and Rev. H demanding ministers focus on spiritual duties rather than political questions.
A nameless 40 year veteran druggist proclaims a medicine called Men Denhall's Number 41 cures chronic blood poisoning rheumatism arrh sciatica stomach liver kidneys and skin sores glands stopping distress. The ad claims the drug clears itching ulcers and swellings and commemorates the seller's fortieth year in the business at Sobby's Round Corner Drug Store Evansville.
An advertising item urges thin readers to try Evans Triple Phosphates to gain five to ten pounds of solid muscle in ten days. It claims quick, lasting weight increase and efficiency, with the Round Corner Drugstore supplying the product and offering refunds if not satisfied.
In a Covent Gatien pulpit, the Bishop of Chelmsford denounces government rulings and vows to push Christian principles into public policy. He condemns interference in church life and declares continued war on issues he deems poisoning society. The Times reports a new venture to build a world cruising ship as a showcase of British industry.
Lawrence hosts Bargain Days with extensive discounts on china sets and dinner ware. Featured items include 21 piece Awaji Tea Sets in multiple colors at $13.80, Gold Band China Cups and Plates from $2.15 to $2.95, decorated Bavarian china sets from $9.95 to $18.75, and various enamelware bargains. Numerous odds and ends framed for sale.
An ad touts Allenrhus Rheumatic Relief as a cure for rheumatic pain, claiming rapid joint relief and elimination of uric acid deposits. It promises money back if pain returns and states the Round Corner Drug Store guarantees the product.
An advertisement proclaims a truck with a 4 006 pound capacity as the lowest priced option worldwide. The bold claim targets buyers seeking maximum load at minimal cost.
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