Journal-World Subscription Rates and Circulation
The World Company announces subscription rates for one week to one year with advance payment options and service terms. The notice mentions circulation auditor membership and distribution by post, with references to local and citywide delivery in Lawrence Kansas and related advertising.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Chicago
Hartford
New York
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Postoffice In Law
Kanend
Menace of Dictatorship and Economic Strife Rising in France
Fragmented text describes growing fear of fascism and communism clash in France. Reports planned tax and price measures to curb financial crisis, with government efforts to maintain stability while facing widespread unrest and external pressures.
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France
Sommes
Hunsut
Var
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Orate
Cuba
Fragmented OCR History Note on Postwar Moves and Immunization
Fragmented report mentions immunization efforts tied to child health and county health officers, plus distant references to international policing and a fine in Chreece. It also notes a movement in haw, renne, and Douglas counties and a strange wartime development in Italy related to voluntary actions for the United States and global police actions.
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Renne
Douglas
Gainet Dintther Ia
Italian debt fund subscription tops four million
The article notes over 4,109,000 dollars subscribed by Italian debt supporters. It mentions strong public support in Italy and comments from the Rural Mail Carriers Association president deriding a Congress proposal to lengthen mail service hours. The Iola Register relays this critique as among Kansas' week’s most pointed remarks.
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Iola Register
Kansas
Congress
From Our Old Files A Night of Local Happenings
A fragmentary item recalls a busy slide of the town day before yesterday with horses frightened at a wagon and a narrow escape. The Golden Bell Club invites attendance and a Round Corner feature promises novelty. Local trades note tenderloin prices while the Good Templars hold an open session with remarks on liquor law and civic matters.
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Eudora
Howard
Anderson
Stanley
Kansas City
Harper
Ood
Templars
Good Templar Tall
Order
Cev
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Jomnie Wilson
Meture
Nellie White
A. Ra Carruth
Warren
JM. Wood
de. Albert Newman
2.C. Beach
Birth of a noted American physician and author
The item recounts the birth of an American physician and author of note, with mention of seven specimen copies in existence to be sold in London. The text references an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the financial collapse of the Chicago, Paul Railway formed in Chicago.
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Interstate C Commerce Commission
Chicago, Paul
Chicago
Christmas deliveries disrupted by miners strike impact shopping
Ten days remain until Christmas as the miners strike halts deliveries. Early shopping and mailing are urged because there will be no deliveries on Christmas Day. The article notes business disruptions and calls for precautionary practices amid the strike.
Noted Boston explorer and South America expert Lieut Col Furling dies early life recaps
Lieut Col Charles W. Furling, who went to South America to aid in the Tacna Arica arbitration, was a Boston explorer and painter, regarded as a renowned authority on South American affairs. Born in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1874, he studied at Cornell and Harvard before Paris art studies. His career covered shipwrecks and Indian affairs, marking him as a lifelong student of South American conditions and confidences of the peoples of Chile, Peru, and Vera.
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Tershing
Chile
Peru
Boston
Cambridges Mass
Wail Harbor
Se Tien UN
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Constantinople Spelling Lesson Echoes From Schoolyard
An editorial reminiscence recalls a boy spelling Constantinople in a schoolroom and questions who taught the lesson. It contrasts old fashioned learning with present habits as memories drift from teachers, students, and a bubbling curiosity about language.
Lake Arrowhead Jail Locked In No Business Debts Rise
Lake Arrowhead Cal Dec 14 A Po Chief of Police Tom J Johnson has placed a deadlock on the door of the mountain resort jail. The move suspends the jail as no arm had been made and villagers were in debt keeping the institution. The chief warned that many offenders would be sent to the black shop a pay.
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Subscribed to College Fund on Mew
A brief note reports a subscription to the College Fund on Mew platform. No further details on amount date or recipient are provided.
Navy appointee increase urged for aviation needs
Rear Admiral W R Koemaxer says naval aviation demands require more Naval Academy appointees. Admiral Shoemaker backs raising from three to four per representative and senator, estimating 700–750 officers needed for aviation and training of enlisted pilots to meet program goals. He views aviation roles as not permanently specialized. The report also notes funding limits and past strength adjustments.
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South Bend U Uproar Over Dormitory Plans
South Bend University, renowned in college football, faces campus housing expansion hurdles as administrators and local leaders debate new dormitories and classrooms. An estimated 1,200 students already live in city residences, with hundreds more turned away due to lack of housing while road marker replacements roll out on 85 miles of state highways in Franklin County.
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Ottawa
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Woman Artist Managers Press Views On Temperament Advertising
Chicago impresario Miss Ott discusses artistic temperament, arguing it is advertising. She notes producers reward reputation, contrast with musicians, and sees a trend toward serious audiences and public music education shaping American taste.
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Bobbed Hair Mystery Plays On With Engagement Shock
A melodramatic ballroom scene unfolds as Connemara Moore’s hair clip becomes a dramatic token of engagement. Salt, Cabot Adams, and Judson navigate a tangle of rumors and social pressure, while Bing Carrington announces the pairing amid a fog of gossip and theatrics. The chase ends with a formal proclamation and a rousing toast.
Connemara Memoir and Oil Well Accident Brief
Excerpt shows Connemara’s voice and a personal note as a child sends a keepsake, while Augusta reports a workman’s oil well accident. The blast destroys a derrick and damages two nearby structures. a man dries a lungful of blackened oil near a farm, yet the worker is unharmed.
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