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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
4
The piece argues that some suffer from anonymity while others feel misery from being overexposed. It states the theory that it is never too late to end concern, noting two types of unhappiness based on whether one is unseen or constantly known.
Gossip notes a Salt Lake City wedding for Dr. Joe Alford and Miss Christine Dick of St Louis with references to Kansas and Philadelphia medical training. Other items mention Maude Craner and Boswell marriage plans in Baxter Springs, a large Eberhardt family reunion in South Park, and the Richmond-Cannon marriage in Lawrence.
Lawrence Chapter No. 74 announces a regular meeting at the court house in GALBR hall tomorrow afternoon August Dear 2 80. This is the first meeting after a vacation period and a full attendance is requested.
The Copeland Brother company starring Theo Charlton and Andres Walch received high praise for the performance at the Airdome last night. Wishert as the stern father, Anderson as the daughter, and Clare Copeland as the bridge builder gave standout turns. The feature bill promises more with a vaudeville number The Rag Time Sailors and special scenery.
Chester A. Ramsey visits his parents on South Louisiana Street after graduating with high honors from the University law school. He won the Republican nomination for county attorney of Bourbon in the primaries. The piece also notes railcar changes on the Southern Kansas line, weather remarks, a dope report clarification for C. D. Bettis, a playful aside about Love and Lug, and Dr. Gillispie’s examination of a Vinland child for infantile paralysis with tests to come.
A Kansan celebration marks the Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Kennedy as poet Harry Kemp praises fifty years of married life. The piece mentions wartime Kansas, pioneer life, and a harvest theme, alongside a concert night featuring Wiedemann’s pineapple ice cream and a Lawrence Band program.
Reads Were Muddy. Mean Mrs. a Pettyjohn. Miss May Hendrickson al Wo GL. Knapp all of Ohahe, Akansas, were in Laserence last night. They are return from Cheyenne, where they have been for some time. They left here last Saturday morning at 8 O' clock. The roads were muddy near ly the entire Way to Lawrence. They perpected to reach Olathe by new, Those wanting to employ student s help, for the coming School year should apply at once,to the seneral secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association, Bell tele phone 1499, Address 2134 Louisiana street.
Partial returns show West and Graves leading for a nomination at the Supreme Court contest. Judge Porter admits defeat while Austin’s state printer nomination gathers argument. A young clergyman’s restraint is urged though hints of conflict threaten consistency.
An old style shop advertisement touts premium woods catalogs and gifts for customers. It promotes limeade, chocolate candies at half price, certificates with purchases, and a show window display featuring box stationery and leather goods.
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