Subscription rates and notices in Lawrence Journal-World
The page lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with prices for one week per calendar month and annual terms within 160 miles or beyond. It notes advertising staff at Lorenzen Thompson and Company and includes AP and Audit Bureau of Circulations acknowledgments and mailing details for Lawrence Kansas.
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton Ride
Detroit
Notora
Associated Press
USA
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Mighty Tongue Verse Opens Friday Page
The Friday December 11 1936 Mighty Tongue column opens with a Bible quote from James 3 6 about the power of the tongue and a small flame sparking great matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Abdication Era Shifts Power to Parliament and Empire
The abdication of King Edward moves the empire to a new era as Parliament and dominion governments act swiftly to fill the throne. The Duke of York is seen as a tame, loyal symbol of empire less colored by personal will, aligning with parliamentary control and imperial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Commons
Ottawa
Canberra
Johannesburg
England
Duke of York
Edward abdication viewed as challenge to monarchy in Britain
The piece argues Edward found real satisfaction in shared wartime life in France, disliked royal isolation, and abdicated to protect successors. It notes opposition from socialist and communist members but believes Parliament will retain Britain’s traditional system amid crisis.
Man injured by power saw at farm northeast of town
Nelson LeSuer suffered a broken left wrist when his hand was caught in a power saw at his farm northeast of town this morning. The report notes the accident occurred during work on the farm and lists no further injuries.
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Nelson LeSuer
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A historical fragment presents a quip about a daughter Betty and a chorus of voices. The speaker notes his daughter’s suitor shares a voice similar to his own, prompting his mother to speak gently on the phone until identity is confirmed.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Betty
Publshern Syndicate
Frosts Welcome Daughter Named John Milton Frost
Mr and Mrs Herbert Flint of Forrest Hills New Jersey announce the birth of a daughter on December 10 Mrs Flint formerly Margaret Mitchell of Lawrence Dr and Mrs J B Henry entertained at dinner last evening with a group of golf foursome players Places were laid for 12 and bridge followed the dinner Prizes went to Mr and Mrs C E Decker Mrs Henry was assisted by Miss Vivian Sullivan and Miss Jane Reynolds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
R. E
L. B. Hanley
George Smith
Lawrence
San Francisco
University of Kansas
Wiedemann
Marian Keck
George Callahan
Laura Ballou
Laurence Olsen
John Robeson
Jack Myers
Carl] Wise
L. R. Griffin
Dallas
Texas
J. R. Handley
Carl Wise
Carl David
Robert M. Frost
Decem
John Milton Frost
Herbert Flint
Forrest Hills
S. 1
Flint
Margaret Mitchell
J. B. Henry
C. E. Decker
Henry
Vivian Sullivan
Jane Reynolds
Fire at Luna Park destroys over half its structures
New York dispatch reports a major blaze at Luna Park on Coney Island. By 3:30 pm, more than half the park had burned with flames uncontrolled. Three months earlier Dreamland, another Coney Island park, also burned.
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New York
Luna Park
Coney Island
Dreamland
Coney Island Park
McCook
Central Park
McCook Field
Lawrence
Berkeley Street
Successful Opening at Bowersock Theatre in Lawrence
Forty years ago a fashionable audience filled the Bowersock theater for Nell Gwynne starring Rhea. Louis James to perform Spartacus at the Bowersock Opera House on December 14. W W Cockins left for Los Angeles for six weeks. Bar association meeting planned to discuss Judge Benson’s retirement after this term. Pipe Organ Fair features include a Freak Show by Phi Psi, a turning lathe for napkin rings, and a personal equation machine under G H Risen. C B Mustard surprised on his 58th birthday with neighbors presenting antique rocker, center table, and lamp via Professor E Stanley.
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Rhea
Bowersock Theater
Lawrence
Dr. Bird
W. W. Cockins
Los Angeles
Cal
Bar Association of
Douglas County
Court House
A. W. Benson
E. Stanley
Ratification urged for five inter-American pacts
The inter-American conference's committee on peace organization unanimously approved a U S resolution urging all nations that have not completed ratification of five existing inter-American peace pacts to take favorable action.
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Buenos Aires
inter-American Conference
Committee On Peace Organization
United States
How's Your Health Dr 146G GALDSTON Edited for NY Academy
An article reviews football related deaths over five years, noting 146 direct deaths and 69 indirect ones across high school to college play. It stresses that college players face higher fatality risk, calls for good sportsmanship, adequate coaching, proper instruction on hazards, and proper equipment to prevent injuries.
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New York Academy of Medicine
146G Galdston
Marvin A. Stevens
Shin
Tom
Kindness and the Lamb in Willy Nilly’s Return
Mary Graham Bonner writes of Willy Nilly returning to his empty house with the lamb after removing its plaster cast. He cautions the lamb to rest a day as its leg heals, noting relief that the cast is off and the household quiets.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Sweet Face
Sweet Face’s Lamb Luck and House Cleaning Plan
Christopher frets over Sweet Face’s leg while Willy Nilly orders a quick house clean. They finish the chores before sunset, load into the Two-Ways for supper at Puddle Muddle, and Willy Nilly promises a plan worth hearing after the meal. The snowfall begins as they head home.
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Christopher
Willy Nilly
Rip
Suiper
Griffith Paintings and Yorn Etchings Displayed at Thayer Exhibit
Spooner Thayer museum presents in its loan gallery a 21 work Laguna California landscape and sea view group by William A Griffith including three Griffith paintings. Etchings by Anders Zorn feature Swedish peasants portraits and notable figures such as Mrs Kin King Oscar Queen Sofia Strindberg Grover Cleveland and others.
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Spooner-Thayer Museum
Laguna
Calif
William A. Griffith
Anders Yorn
Zorn
Kin
Oscar
Sofia
Sweden
August Strindberg
Grover Cleveland
Sally and Terry’s Secret Engagement at Clinton Mill
Sally Warren, society editor, secretly engaged to aviator Terry Maynard, faces pressure from family and job while a strike at Morris mill paints town tension. At Clinton’s Mill, Sally and Philip Page share a stormy moment, Tip’s gossip reveals the engagement, and the group grapples with secrecy and future plans amid looming hardship.
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Sally Warren
Warranton Courier
Terry Maynard
Tip
Terry
Philip Page
Courier
Sally
Radio Programs Friday Evening December 11 Highlights
Radio listings for Friday December 11 feature WREN WDAF KMBC KNMBC and more. Stations present a dense schedule of orchestras bands singers and news with late night and next day programs noted including weather forecasts and Sunday lineup previews.
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Wren
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
KNMBC
KMBC
Three Aces
Little Orphan Annis
Renfrew
Top Hatters Orch
Santa Claus
Popeye
Uncle Ezra
Diamond City News
Ronnie Ashburn
KMBEC
Bonnie Carter
Wren—Irons Rich
Sam
USO
Death Valley
Kostelanatz
Orch
Fred Waring
Hollywood
Waita
True Story Court
Shep Fielda
Philadelphia Symphony
Erle Smith
Ink Spots
IH5
Coosa Creek
Weed A Schallert
Mortimer Gooch
Amos' N
Andy
K. U
Roger Pryor
Bismarck Orch
Jesze Crawford
CMC
Jack Starr
Balow Room
George Olsen
WRENS
Earl Hines
Glen Gray
Buddy Fisher
Raiinbow Grill
Hollly Sellers
Bam
VBC Home Symphony
Ing
Rubinoff
Hampton Institute
Wred Ee
Anna
Ian Wilde
Ed Wynn
Lud Gluskin
WDAB
KNBG
NBC
Benny Goodman
KSIBC
Phil_ Harris
Griff Willams
WWREN
Sally and Terry Seize a Week to Decide on Eloping
In a dim street scene Sally and Terry debate marriage vs duties as he presses for a rushed elopement. She asks for a week to decide, insisting her responsibilities and independence complicate love while Tip confesses her own feelings amid a three-person trio’s streetcar ride.
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Terry
Sally
Tip
Philip
Bailey H Clfe
Flashes Of Life From AP Report On Cotton Claim And Polar Bears
In Laurel Mississippi on December 11 Leslie Lewis a Negro claimed to have picked 1 250 050 pounds of cotton this year admitting later it was bad bookkeeping then correcting to 12 550 pounds still the best anyone did this year In Seattle twelve Polar Bears hockey players traveled to Fairbanks Alaska by plane rail steamer and motor bus not by trolley car for a thrill seeking assignment.
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Associated Press
Laurel
Leslie Lewis
Seattle
UPI
Fairbanks
Alaska
Polar Bears
Obituary of Earl Henry Reynolds from Edmond to Baldwin
Earl Henry Reynolds born May 11 1913 in Edmond Oklahoma died December 6 1936 in Memorial hospital Lawrence aged 23 years 6 months 25 days after long illness. Survived by his parents George and Ida Reynolds sister Geneva Jane and grandfather George Reynolds of Edmond. Funeral at Worden Evangelical Church conducted by Rev E E Reep burial Worden Cemetery. His sister Mildred Reynolds Fleming preceded him in death. A Christmas gift subscription ad follows. Cottonseed now a $200 million annual crop in the south.
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Earl Henry Reynolds
George and
Ida Elim Reynolds
Edmond
Okla
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Oklo
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baldwin
Kan
Baldwin High School
Mildred Reynolds Fleming
Geneva Jane
George Reynalds
Worden Evangelical Church
E. E. Reep
Worden Cemetery
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China
Kate Bonar
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Madge Lane Lawrence
Helen Kennedy
Clayde Hanselman
Opal Kennedy
Mabel Ulrich
Kennedy
Fay Holloway
Bertha Badsky
Roger Williams
K. A
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Arch MacKinnon
Argument US
H . A. Rice
Morrow
Ly Nilly
Griffith
Thayer
Bailey Wolfe
Lola
McDonald’ S
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Miss Hopkins
May
McDonald
Wich
Auss Hopkins
cDonald
Clinton's Mill
Clinton’s Mill
Crystal Lake
Bath House
Sully
Philia
Mariner
New York Symphony
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National Wespern
Fishface & Sogabottle
Gateway Liar's Club
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KMIC
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Jack Benny
Robert L. Ripley
KMBG
Brusa
Maelody Palette
Sunset Dreams
Olson
Eddy
Good Will Court
KMAC
Enddie Cantor
Lonk
Walter Winchell
Datroll Symphony
WDAR
Paul Whiteman
Edwin C. Hill
Wdaf—Symphony Orchestra
KFEU
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Ethel Jean Malone
Robert Glotzbach
School of Hnearta
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Scheefer
Exterminator
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