Newspaper Address List and publication notice in Lawrence
The item lists multiple city offices and addresses for Lorenzen Thompson Inc in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta Detroit with postal details and building names. It notes Associated Press rights and publication disclaimers and urges readers to call the Lawrence Journal-World if not received by 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Secret of Getting Debut Note in December 1936 Page
A brief religious quotation from Luke 6 38 appears on the December 10 1936 page noting the saying about giving and receiving. The line emphasizes the biblical promise of good measure pressed down and running over.
Intersection Fatality in Osage County Accident
At the intersection of highways 50 and 75 in Osage County this week a severe wreck killed seven living beings six persons and a dog. Two cars collided at right angles near a clear view with highway 60 stop signs. the crash proved fatal for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage County
Privy council condemns Japan’s growing hostility in diplomacy
The privy council accuses the cabinet of worsening Japan’s diplomatic failure and militaristic image abroad. It warns that distrust is rising, reducing belief in amicable ties with other powers and suggesting possible ministerial resignation to avoid permanent isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Privy Council
Japan
Peace Treaties Could Strengthen Inter American Peace
The Brazilian minister urged more South American nations to sign five inter American peace treaties in force for years. The United States has ratified them all, but several countries have yet to complete ratification. The pacts offer conciliation arbitration and dispute settlement without war, a substantial safeguard for the region. The Buenos Aires conference would be worthwhile if it secures full signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Washington
United States
Britain Seeks Relief After Week of Uncertainty
Parliament heard that British industry and business suffer from ongoing uncertainty affecting livelihoods. The public awaited a settlement, and the issue intensified after a month of less clear timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Tricks and traps in war and a call to insure Kansas state buildings
The piece notes British postmaster general strategy provokes discussion amid Madrid defenses fearing a trap. It then argues for a state fire insurance plan and a $500000 segregated fund to rebuild Denison Hall at Kansas State College, noting delays from awaiting legislative action and proposing a self‑funding approach with bonds and bank deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane State Insurance
Denison
Kansas State College
Temporary wood yard and city market planned
A temporary wood yard and city market will be prepared by the city street force under Commissioner C. W. Carman tomorrow morning at the corner of the closed end of Vermont Street just north of West Sixth Street. It will handle six to eight loads of farm products or wood and be ready for use Monday. Starr Is Elector Wilbur “Twink” Starr of Hutchinson was elected senior class president at the university, 117 to 97 over John Kroh, with Herb Pennington as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locaate City Market
C. W. Carman
Aote
Vermont Street
West Sixth Street
Starr
Wilbur “Twink” Starr
Hutchinson
John Kroh
Herb Pennington
Homer Dedo
Pachacamacs
Mary Engle
Lawrence
Harold Baker
Asa Colman
Farm Bureau
Willis Dunn
M. C. Elliott
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Colman
Frank Topping
State Farm Bureau
Topeka
Marguerite Emery
Maude Gibb
Imperial Auction Club
Bridge
Isabel Gibb
New York City
Otto Barteides
Glenn Charlton
Maurice Crane
Harold Longenecker
Mildred Cutter
Ethel Giles
Abilene
B. B. Beery
Miss Giles
D. A
Madge Bullene
Journal-World Job Department
Marjorie Whitney
School of Fine Arts
Perry to Vote on $5,000 Electric Lighting Bonds
Twenty five years ago on December 10 Perry approved a bond issue of $5,000 to install an electric lighting system. The measure carried by a 52 vote majority, funding a complete municipal illumination project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Fay is heart broken since the old man she married lost his fortune. She still has him but it was big money she married, so she feels like a widow.
Light plant meeting and academic notes in 1911 issue
At a mass meeting Professor George C Shaad of electrical engineering spoke. Alex Wetmore sails from New York to Puerto Rico to study birds for the U S Biological Survey for about a year following a successful Alaska trip. Mrs Harriet Weaver and Miss Helen Warner visit the A D Weaver home en route to the Grand Canyon. Invitations for a wedding are issued for January 3. Holiday decor fills streets with holly wreaths bells. Roosevelt candidacy push grows as 1912 Republican prospects discussed. Mona Eberle hosts a surprise dinner for her mother Mrs Caldwell on her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Shaad
Ben
Deeee Koenth
R. U
Alex Wetmore
New York
Caracas
Porto Rico
U.S. Biological Survey
Wetmore
Alaska
K. A
Lawrence
Harriet Weaver
Tarrytown
N. Y
Helen Warner
A. D. Weaver
Grand Canyon
Arizona
J. H. Jackson
William Caldwell
T. R
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
National Committee
Mona Eberle
B. F. Caldwell
Forty Years Ago Notes From Lawrence Newspaper
Fort y years ago report covers Prof Penny lantern slide lecture on a Nile trip at Music Hall and Assyrian art from the lecture. Leedy attends Catholic Fair at the rink with 600 attending. governor elect Leedy joins the fish pond. J M Turner returns to Lawrence as bookkeeper for Consolidated Bard Wire Co. Endsley Jones to replace Henley at new Joliet mill. Bowersock opera house gets new lights, Rhea and company opening night attracts a fashionable Lawrence audience. Commercial Club re elects officers and adds Governor Leedy as new member. Lawrence Sons of Veterans elect officers for the coming year with captains, lieutenants and council members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny
Nile
Music Hall
Assyria
Leedy
Ed Martindale
Turner
J. M. Turner
Lawrence
Chicago
Consolidated Bard’ Wire Co
J. A. Henley
Joliet
Illinois
Endsley Jones
Bowersock Opera House
Rhea
Commercial Club
J. D. Bowersock
William Bromelsick
E. F. Caldwell
F. W. Barteldes
A. D. Weaver
A. Monroe
Sons of Veterans
E. B. Schall
L. E. Thrasher
E. I. Thomas
Fred Brooks
George Kumler
Glen Sherman
Adna Clarke
S.A. Houston
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
Dr Iago Galdston offers contrarian cold advice in this spoof on health guidance. It mocks common tips while listing absurd methods to catch a cold and neglect proper care, urging readers to ignore climate and diet, avoid exercise, and embrace fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
How to Catch a Cold by Ill Advised Social Tips
Advice outlines how to intentionally catch a cold by avoiding protection from weather and avoiding hygiene. It suggests wearing insufficient clothing, mingling with crowds, and kissing or sharing utensils to maximize exposure to contagion. The piece reads as a cautionary or satirical guide on spreading illness.
Willy Nilly's Excitement Over House Cleaning
Willy Nilly leads a quirky crew through a disorderly house, ordering action with a brisk plan. Mrs Quacko questions, while Puddle Muddlers, Top Notch, and Christopher Columbus Crow follow Willy’s brisk mop and duster work. He promises a reveal once cleaning ends.
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Willy Nilly
Mrs. Quacko
Christopher Columbus
Rip
Flashes of Life and Oddities Across Cities
A collage of brief items: Redlands strike over showers cited as cause for student walkout. a sea lion tale at the Denver zoo about a new mate named Wally. Columbia police report arrest of a man with 11 mute hens pinned by clothes pins. Ottawa fair association reelects officials and dates the Franklin County Free Fair. Texas patrol uniforms compared to a long standing gift idea. journal news offered subscription prices and gift cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Commodore
City
California
Wally
Secret Engagement and City Crisis in Warrenton
Sally Warren, society editor of the Warrenton Courier, hides a secret engagement with aviator Terry Maynard while family finances press Sally toward marriage. Philip Page buys the Courier amid a mill strike and a city-wide housing safety scare led by inspector Horton’s dismissal. Sally balances work, romance, and a tense afternoon drive that hints at looming choices as Tip’s feelings complicate Sally’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Warren
Warrenton Courier
Terry Maynard
Sally
Terry
Philip Page
Courier
Morris Mill
Horton
Phillip
Philip
Miss Hopkins
Miss Warren
Tip
Ray
Warrenton
Miss Trudy
Mrs. Snow
Goose
Clinton's Mill
Lola Hopkins
Lola
McDonald
Milltown
Milltown Visit Reveals Warrenton’s Uneven Wealth
Lola and Sally tour Milltown on the edge of Warrenton and encounter stark contrasts between genteel Main Street and the clay yards of the village. They note idle workers, locals watching from porches, and questions about why some labor is scarce amid old terms at Joe Morris’ place. Meanwhile, a community bulletin lists school achievements, upcoming Christmas programs, local visits, and subscription offers from the Journal-World.
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Sally
Milltown
Lola
Main Street
Rosemary Street
Warrenton
Joe Morris
Bailey Wolfe
Tip
Terry
Ee Colyer
Radio Programs Thursday Evening Listings
A dense schedule lists radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF and others for Thursday evening and Friday. It includes singing acts organ performances and orchestras, with time slots from 6:00 pm to 12:00 am and major acts such as Bing Crosby, Ruth Walles, and the Philharmonic Orchestra noted along with local weather forecasts and headlines.
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Wren
EAVBC
Eddie House
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Little Orphan Annis
Hmbc—Renfrew
H. Powell
KMBC
Wren—Rubinoff
Wren—Town Moating
Bing Crosby
Wren—Lawyers Association
Earl Smith
Amos
N” Andy
Roger Pryor
WDAE
Grand Terrace
Jack Starr
WDAS
Hotel
Stevens
Squire Sterling
Henory Busse
Orch
Buddy Fisher
Arcadia Ballroom
Vincent Lopes
Wren Bobby Hayes
Phil Barris
Cocoanut Grove
EMBC
Renfrew
Uncle Ezra
Fred Waring
Hollywood Hotel
Wdaf—Trust
Story Court
Shep Fields
Philadelphia Symphony
Erle Smith
Mortimer
Glan Gray
Rainbow Grill
KNBC
Guy Lombardo
Bert Block
KMAC
Dick Stabite
Hickory House
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Journal-World BY the World
Company
J. W. Horray
Dolpa Bimons
Massachusetts Street
Kansas
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Journal-World
Edward
Fort Belvedere
Madrid
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Mary Graham Bonner
Tor
The
Redlands
Calif
Pthe High
New Wrinkle Columbia
S. C
Fair Association
Ottawa
Kan
Franklin County Free Fair Association
H. E. Gillette
Edmund Lister
L. G. Phares
Texas Highway Patrol
Adv
Lony
Doris Heffner
Shirley Belle Powell
Mary Helen Mohler
Twila June Bond
Edith Ewing
Nellie Fay Mohler
Edna May Mohler
Junior Mohler
Dale Powell
Ernest Hornberger
Marie Hornberger
Colyer School
Colyer
Otto Hack
Olin Heffner
Doris
Jack Childs
Frank Lutz
Bradford Powell
Nell Irene
Douglas County
Cargy School
de Noyer
Everett Bond
A. E. , Metsker
R. M. Ewing
Cecil
Ettore
Edith
Edd Johnson
Ewing
Mr. Johnson
Virgil Schwartz
Pauline
Don Anderson
Oscar Wiggins
Twila June
Caroline
Franklin
Jose Heffner
Worden
Journal- World
Ady
FEU
Carron Hi
Karl O. Kuersteiner
Russell L. Wiley
Minas
Lawrence National Bank
Nfa
Federal Deposit Querience Corporation
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