Journal World News Summary of 1922 Stock Claims
The article notes The Associated Press exclusive rights for republication and urges readers to report missing copies of the Journal World in Lawrence Kansas on December 9 1922. It mentions the Progressive bloc holding substantial stock in the next congress and accumulating bloc holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aprocisted
Associated Presa
Ries
Nawe
Bureau of Circulations
Pontest
Lawrence
Kansas
Opportunities in the trades for youth in Leavenworth
The Leavenworth Times urges boys nearing career choice to pursue trades. It argues skilled occupations offer security as many youths neglect trades. It stresses practical experience over formal courses, noting leaders rise from competence and hands on work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Leavenworth Times
Ie-Waogld
Weather and wit mix in winter musings of TOM SIMS
A fragmented column of social quips and mild weather notes quotes TOM SIMS on winter weather and public figures. It riffs on fashion, politics, Christmas gifts, and foreign events with humor and dated references.
Clarence Hall Duty Shaped Lawrence Life Remembered
At a memorial in Lawrence, Charles Elwell recalls Clarence Seymour Hall born Carrollton Mo Oct 2 1868 who became a leading editor and public servant. Hall guided the Journal and Gazette, led Douglas County Republican work and chaired defense programs during war, earning broad praise from colleagues for lifelong civic service.
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Lawrence the Club
Charles Elwell
Lowing
Cligrence
Hall
Perman
Irvin Cobb
Wm. Al_len White
Rick
5S. A. Lough
Baker” University
Clarence Hall
The
Elks
Clarence
Clarence Seymour Hall
Carrollton
Lillian Popence
Lawrence
Brother Hall
Tennessee Street
University
Herald and Journal
Journal
Gazette
Lodge
Menaka Brother Hail
Douglas County Republican Committee
Council of Defence
Douglas County
Red Bs
Methuselah
Books that Interest Books that Interest
A review of Paul Reinsch's An American Diplomat in China highlights its dramatic yet analytic portrayal of Yuan Shi Kai and Prince Pu Lun at a New Year reception. It notes Reinsch, a former U S minister to China, blends vivid narrative with historical analysis, emphasizing events shaping early republican China. The piece mentions a Bath Maine Episcopal church ceremony for Grace Sewall and Walter E Edge.
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Prince Pu Lun
Paul
Reinsch
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Reisch
U. S
Japan
Grace “Episcopal Church
Bath
Maine
Harold M.sewall
Walter E. Edge
United States
Nederaey
Secretary of Labor May Call Conference on Women in Industry
The United States Secretary of Labor may call a national conference on Women in Industry tied to the General Federation of Women's Clubs board meeting in Washington January 9-11. The aim is broad participation by federation leaders and presidents of major national organizations to preside at conference sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Labor
Women In Industry
United States
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Consumers’ League
The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
League of Women Voters
Way to a Man's Heart Fudge and Dinner Menus
A pantry of Christmas fudge with walnuts raisins sugar and molasses plus vanilla and chocolate. directions warn constant stirring to soft ball stage and cooling. Includes a fowl dressing recipe with breadcrumbs sage celery seed butter eggs and baking powder moistened with fowl broth. Also fruit salad with oranges bananas grapes pincatale and dressing of egg yolks sugar vinegar salt and whipped cream. Mentions Governor-elect Gifford Pinchot speech at Manufacturers' Club of Philadelphia and a coal car on track from Kaw Valley Fuel Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones
David Crowder
Appleton City
Quatie Williams
Connecticut Street
Manufacturers’ Club of Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Short Sleeves and Long Wear in Sports Dress Styles
The article discusses dress trends favoring short sleeves for sports use and longer sleeves for formal wear. It notes the blurring of lines between dress types, the continued popularity of three piece outfits, and a trend toward dresses made from a single material with minimal jacket detailing suggesting either cape or jacket.
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Palm Beach
Household discoveries and handy cleaning tips
Quick fixes for wool fabric gum removal use kerosene on a soft cloth to lift gum without harming color or texture. Save soap scraps in a jar, add hot water and shake to make ready soap jelly for dishwashing. Patch worn buttonholes by sewing on a cloth piece and cutting a new hole. For pie spills insert a paper funnel under the crust to catch juices. Radiator alcohol priced at 60 cents per gallon.
Tatting Bedspread Display Draws Notable Attention
A tatting bedspread by Mrs. Mary E. Smith on display attracts wide interest from women shopping for Christmas. The piece features a jabimailioeeau wide band of tatting, mixed with gathered thread linen, edged by buttonhole stitches. Birds and butterflies in medallions are original designs. other patterns were copied from books. One year of patient work created each lace piece. Mrs. Smith is 70 years old.
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Mary E. Smith
Today’s events celebrate city milestones and rail union talks
A fragment notes St Louis rounding a century, a new concrete rev connecting Philadelphia atoms Pa is celebrated today, and a national conference of railroad men plans an amalgamation of sixteen standard labor organizations.
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St. Louis
Incorporated
Philadephia Eo Atoms Pa
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Journal- World
the World Company
WAC. Simong
Kansas National Guard
George H. Hodges
Lausanne
Russia
Irble
Ford ‘Dealers
Tom Sims
Prince of Wales
Clemenceau
Harding
Memphis
Tenn
Albany
Presbyterian Church
See Ar Privat
Marcelle Privata
Fancy
Colorado
Jumip Coal
Griffin.Coal Co
Green
Brothers
Livia E. F. O'Brien
Lawrence Public Library
Ares
F. ‘T. Carter
Armory
Cc Street
Mass
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Green Brothers
eTelidae
Green, Brothers
Foromere
Lisle
Merchants
National Bank Lawrence
Wansas
Wichita Joint Stock Land Bank
James Wise
Trinity Church
OUR
Citizens State Bank
Bank of Personal Service
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