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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1922
Page
2
A 1922 Kansas newspaper column reviews President Harding's stance on the coal strike, rail service by state authority, and labor issues. It notes Woodrow Wilson club activity in Missouri opposing Senator Reed, criticizes trainmen for deserting passengers, and mentions miners' and Cleveland operators' strike talks with cautious optimism for broader settlements.
A compact collection of quips and aphorisms on fashion falls hats hair longing money fate seasons and social observations. It mentions bobbed hair fall hats aging days shortening ears back in style and playful maxims about manners and hunting season.
Centenary celebrations mark Erin Cis birth and Augustus Teall editorial legacy in Buxton Maine holds public jubilee. The 145th anniversary of the Revolutionary Battle of Bennington is noted with community gatherings and commemorations across the region.
The narrative chronicles a Colorado trip along Lyons canyon to Estes Park and Bates Park. It notes Rotary Club discussions on forming a local chapter, Ober's cabin project, and meetings with Rev. Frank Jennings and Dr. Strong's cottages. The party dined at the Craps hotel, fished Big Thompson, and traveled over the continental divide at 12,200 feet, enjoying trout meals and social gatherings with local residents and visiting families.
In a tense scene Bill debates signaling Antony for help using Morse code while Cayley prepares to leave. Bill practices tapping on shelves and contemplates escape as impatience grows. He worries whether Antony will understand the improvised signal before Cayley’s car arrives.
A narrative recounts a long road journey with Antony Bill Cayley and others toward Jullands, hints at a hidden cupboard behind a wall, and a possible hidden companion. They discuss an odd door, contemplate its contents, and promise to return after a village visit while recalling Grand Lake and Colorado travels.
Sir Robert S. Morne, head of the financial committee, is urged by the Premiers conference in London to examine French reparations and is noted as a leading cabinet figure. He rose to prominence during the British coal strike for safeguarding public interests while easing miners' tensions. He is the son of a Scottish parish minister and trained in Glasgow, entering Parliament in 1920 and becoming Chancellor last year. A new million-dollar Central States Fair plant on the Lincoln Highway near Aurora, Illinois, will be dedicated today by Secretary Wallace as a farmers show.
A vivid tale follows boys on a country trek toward a lake as they encounter a farmer who helps corral a dangerous garter snake. The farmer recalls handling snakes and cautions about safety, then explains local interest in selling such specimens. The narrative blends rustic travel with unusual wildlife notes and vernacular humor.
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