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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
10
Front reports indicate German forces shifting their main command post and attacking along a broad front from Lodz south toward Cracow as Soviet and Allied actions press on. British and Russian observers note heavy shelling and major battles across a three hundred mile stretch with uncertain outcomes and strict censorship.
Report on agricultural education in rural schools notes push to instill farming at home and in class. Teachers adapt home kitchens and farm chores into lessons, with model schools showing practical methods and the home project approach gaining support from patrons and districts.
An assortment of Umbrella Stands Jardiners Smokers Seta Trays and waste baskets in various materials is offered with pleasing prices. Granite Roasters appear in several colors and add to the selection.
A late Hollingberry endowment aims to establish a cooperative boarding and lodging home for girls. It would function as a home linked to university education, providing waivers for those who work or study there while offering means for girls to find lodging and board in a town with partner homes.
A German dispatch reports the destruction of a monastery at Lewczyea Lodz by German forces. The claimed signal of the ringing of the Angelus allegedly informed Russian forces. One priest and two priests are reported killed in the attack.
State Fire Marshal report shows Kansas fire losses for 1914 and nine months of 1915 down by about 750000 from 1913 levels. Major blazes include Chanute glass plant burn and Kansas City stockyards fire. inspections of 2635 public buildings reduced hazards.
Kansas editors gather for the annual college press meeting in Topeka from December 29 to January 1 in conjunction with national Prohibition events. Officers include Glenn Swagger editor Baker Orange Baldwin vice president Elbert Severance editor College Life Emporia secretary treasurer.
A Union Pacific official at Jackson City Sunday predicted Nos 101 and 120 will resume within a month after the Sunday suspension. He also said current light freight business is temporary and expected to improve in that period.
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