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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1913
Page
3
Anne Howard Shaw, president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, outlined her militant methods before the close of the convention. She argued that nonviolent ideals historically used have failed, and urged continuing advocacy with steadfast, aggressive action to win suffrage.
Advertised remedy promises to ease headaches stomach upset and sluggish bowels while sleeping. Claims include cleansing undigested matter, relieving gas and constipation, and restoring alertness and clear heads. Ends by advising adults not to give to children.
Final discussion of the honor system at the university will be led by Professor Pyntutith Cyneceustionad elirel in Myers Hall. The open meeting invites students to participate, seeking views on the question and its support.
A report advocates reform of the printing establishment with shifting to typesetting machines and elimination of heating using yae. It estimates pot costs at 5000 to 6000 dollars for equipment changes, and a new building could cost about 2000 additional. Congress is urged to provide funds for the modernization.
Mrs Bryan backs a campaign to lower egg prices and banish certain items from tables. Cabinet wives including Mrs Willin Jennings Bryan and Mrs Lindley Crivison pledge support as a petition drives Congress to act. Washington housewives join, aiming for widespread signatures by next week to press for price cuts amid the egg shortage and rising costs.
A dense listing of church services and events for Sunday and following week across multiple congregations. Includes Unitarian, Free Methodist, Christian Scientist, Trinity Lutheran, and First Methodist Episcopal churches with locations, service times, sermons, Sunday schools, and planned special music and speakers.
The First Christian Church on Corner Uth and Kentucky Streets Eugene T. McFarland, Minister invites all to Bible School at 645 a and Lord’s house at 1 o’clock with communion. The minister’s sermon theme The Pride of the Spirit or Hindrances of Christ. Y P S C meets two sections. evening service with song and sermon at 745. A film The Holy City to follow the sermon. all invited.
Brown will lead a 10:30 morning service at First Baptist Church 801 Ky St 620. The theme is harmony and worship with the congregation expected to participate in the service and teachings.
Lawrence Kansas citizen Mrs Aya Hess of 1912 Alabama Street reports kidney trouble caused misery and failed relief until using Doan Kidney Pills. Four boxes cured her completely and she urges others to seek this remedy sold by Rost er Milburn Co Buffalo and agents nationwide.
Warren Street Baptist Church conducts prayer and covenant services led by Rev. Tyslackson. Sunday sol dear in Fordin Gao, Boy Room, preaching by pastor with subject The Surinal Life. Friends Church on Kentucky and Qdames Streets invites all to worship at 10, with Sunday school and Christian Endeavor at 6:45 led by Rachelle Modard.
Second Presbyterian Church reports Sunday service and meeting details including the sermon title The Love Mat Con atrwineth and course of activities. First Baptist Church shares Covenant communion schedule, Sunday School, and a training class for teachers. Various mentions include a reading on international intervention and weekly prayer meetings with dates and leaders.
An old style advertisement claims Qwickly stops the worst backache and urinary and rheumatic disorders. It touts rapid relief through the walls and kidneys, promotes Croxane as a tonic, and urges securing an original package to prove its effects.
The Rev. Francis Bishop of Oklahoma will speak to the colored people of Lawrence at Trinity Chapel in the evening. The Rev. Geo. M. A. of St. Simon's, Topeka, will deliver sermons and preaching services at Trinity and First Church of the Evangelical Association in connection with Sunday services. Don’t let your seat be vacant, pastor Chris B. Willming urges community turnout.
Plymouth Congregational Church schedules moving worship and an annual day program with sermon by Pastor Wyner, choral and instrumental music, Christian Endeavor at 7 pm led by Miss Glandys Andersen, and special services across Sunday including a myrddle of vocal and violin pieces. Spiritualist, United Brethren notices also appear, inviting broader attendance.
Local notes describe rainy, muddy conditions hindering school travel and events. Residents mention Miss Allen visiting W. La Smith home, Ira Ward and others in Oskaloosa, sick list for Fred Eden, and livestock and pet losses or misplacements. Mrs. Fred Ousdatl and Parrish of Lawrence visited, with several moves between Lawrence and nearby areas.
A meandering social diary records visits and gatherings among residents including Mr and Mrs Chester Smith and family, Miss Margaret Magerh visiting Leavenworth, and numerous relatives sharing Thanksgiving and weekday calls. Mentions of local businesses such as Christies and Kodak gear hint at holiday shopping, with a few travel details to Lawrence and Tangrence.
Mrs Dan Beeghley visits with her parents as Miss Mitta Markley stops by Mrs Isa Clintis. Mr Albert Wayll assists the sick, Harry returns briefly from vacation. Abe Plorgy and Jussé Markley help with yard work. Thanksgiving week quiet with late notes from residents.
A garbled note reports Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter of the president’s secretary, asked for an autograph during a school event. The fragment mentions the girl receiving a cordial reply and references a presidential connection, with names and lines left unclear by the damaged OCR.
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