Journal-World Postal Notice From Lawrence KS
Second class mail matter admitted at the Lawrence Kansas post office under the 1879 act. If you do not receive the Journal-World by 7 p m call this office at 48 and a replacement will be sent promptly. Call between 7 and 7 30 for service.
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Journal-World
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Ae Simone
Jdolph Simons
SR EnnaTeel
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Ralephone
Mali
Wallen
Point Barrow Christmas Dish and the Working Age Limit
The report notes Point Barrow Alaska natives favor Eskimo ice cream made from reindeer tallow seal oil and whale blubber, contrasting with Kansas meals. It also discusses an Oklahoma contractor who hires middle aged bricklayers, arguing older workers can outperform younger ones and questioning age limits in employment.
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Point Barrow
Associated Press
Kansas
Oklahoma
Frau Einstein Aiding Einstein In U S Visit
The article notes Frau Einstein adds eminence in her own right and shields the scientist from daily demands, allowing Albert Einstein to pursue cosmic matters. It highlights her charm forethought and skill in managing contacts and responsibilities during his visit.
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Frau Einstein
Einstein
United States
Germany
Strangera
Einstein's work aided by Frau Ein stein and fees debate
The piece notes Frau Einstein's crucial support to Albert Einstein, arguing she understands the theory and helps him work. It also critiques Topeka Capital's take on state revenue fees, doubting that fee reductions cut general tax costs proportionally and highlighting taxpayers' distrust of the fee system.
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United States
Frau Einstein
Einstein
Journal-World
Topeka
Mercantile Club Banquet Speakers Named in Kansas Cl
Prof F H Hodder to speak on The Life of Frank at the Mercantile club banquet in Kansas Cl January. Richard Griffith of s City will give a card party on the 29th at the home of Miss Maude Cramer, principal of Galena high, visiting Kentucky Street. Eight hundred and fifty Lee filled for Haskell for Christ.
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F. H. Hodder
Mercantile Club
Kansas
Hodder
Epeas
Franktthis City
Faith
Eskridge
Kantre
LeihusLeace Sermaemmed Tees
Richard Griffith
S Cityly
Mins
Mins Rly. Miss Maude Cramer, Who Is Principal of the Galena High Esteo i
Kentu Utecky Street
Lee
Haskell
Christ
Twenty-Five Years Ago Christmas Family Reunion News
Twenty five years ago on Friday December 26 a Christmas reunion was held for Mrs. Whitman and the family plus a birthday. Friends A W Gillham and Rose Whitman of this land Will Zwick of Oklahoma City attended. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Perry Barber at 1016 Tennessee Street. Fire damaged the home chimney area but no major damage. Several local trips announced include Laura Reed-YOREY wedding in Kansas City and Miss Laura Tophane visiting Austin.
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Ite
Tennessee Street
C. P. Barber
Ad Htts
A. D. Weaver
Kansas City
Laura Coates Reed - Yoery
Laura Tophane
Austin
Texas
County club banquet plans and Chicago trip announced
Ten years ago Friday December 26 the article notes Fredenta will attend a county club banquet and tomorrow he and Prof. C. C. Williams will travel to Chicago to attend a meet.
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Marsing
Fredenta
C. C. Williams
Chicago
Christmas Weddings And Birthday Party At Local Home
Miss Lillian Constant celebrated with about thirty relatives and friends at her home for a surprise party honoring her birthday. A Christmas wedding connected Miss Jeanette Still of Tonganoxie to Mr Ot Freienmuth of the same town with ceremony at Mrs Theokla Fischers home. The couple will reside at Many Oaks farm near Tongonanoxie after Jan 16. An annual Christmas dinner was hosted by Miss Annie Mitchell at her country home with family attendees including Mrs A C Mitchell Jr and children, Mr and Mrs James Hell, Miss Margaret Mitchell, Miss Alice Melvin, Will Mitchell and others.
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Ing
National Collegiate Association
Clyde
Telldar Parsons
Jennings
Elizabeth
Ries
Chicago
Lillian Constant
Still-Freienmuth
Jeanette Sul
3. T. Still
Tonganoxie
Otto Freienmuth
Freienmuth
Theokla Fischer
Massachusetts Street
A. Bleck
Jenmuth
Annie Mitchell
Mitchell Ally
A. C. Mitchell, Jr
A. Mitchell
James. Hell
Margaret Mitchell
Alice Melvin
Will Mitchell
Types of bone fractures and their dangers
The article explains common fracture types green stick simple and comminuted and how careless handling can convert a simple fracture into a compound one. It notes that fractures often arise from blows or accidents and that compound fractures involve flesh wounds with a high infection risk.
Mad cow attack and Wichita jail escape listed in Kansas brief
The Wichita brief notes a 1887 mad cow near Atchison injuring two women and mentions banker W. C. Woodman’s death in Wichita. It also reports a fight in St Joseph injuring Charles C. Cole, arrests over a jail escape at Sedgwick County Jail, and jailer involvement with armed prisoners.
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Atchison
W. C. Woodman
Ker
Wichita
Kansas
Associated Free Wichita
Mgnor
Charles C. Cole
St. Joesph
Cole
Morgan L. xX
Myers
Sedgwick County
W. E. Knoz
Victor Trebery
Cee
Bety
Studio Promises Fix For Rain Damaged Gown Mural Bid
In a melodramatic turn Dwight Chanpink arranges a new contract at his studio after Vivienne Gray, a young model, wrecks an expensive borrowed gown in a rain shower while preparing for an ad protograph. Vivienne consents to pose for mural decorations for a grand new million pictures theater, as Alicen tries to balance theater life and personal plans amid looming show closures and financial worries.
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Dwight Chanpink
Vivienne Gray
Channing
Vivienne
Milion Pictures
Alicen
Jimmy Crane
Silver Stars Journey Through Poland
The Little Black Clock and Peggy travel by time machine to Poland where older boys make silver stars with cardboard backs and a central candle. They illuminate houses where children peer out as carols begin, the stars poured light for younger kids, a gift of hope and shared joy.
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Mary Graham Bonner
John
Peggy
Poland
Hal- Jews
Pegey
Traffic Rules Feature Sparks National Thrift Drive
AP report outlines a January thrift week initiative by the National Thrift Committee of the YMCA, promoting holiday savings and simple acts of generosity. The notice highlights a holiday emphasis and cites figures connected to West Orange New Jersey and Ms Babe Ruth of New York as context for civic engagement.
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Associated Press
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Fragmented White House gifts and odd notes in a free verse
The text recalls indoor curiosities from government history, mentioning wooden ash trays and jewel cases sourced from the White House, a free verse by Mrs. Hoover, and a plan about safekeeping or disposal. It also notes the Curtis family car numbers, a vice president and household items, plus a lion cub in New York. A court ruling about flogging informants is referenced in Britain.
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Dently
Babe
White House
Washington
Curtis
Dolly Gann
New York
Janet
Blanche Hutchinson
George
Hutchinson
Detroit
London
Overnight News Briefs Mix Politics Crime and Disasters
A patchwork overnight roundup reports Robinson proposing a five day work week to offset machine labor, Dewey considering third party moves, Lyle announcing a mayoral bid to crack down on gangs, a mysterious meteor glare seen over Lewiston, 50 000 in prison under liquor laws, a British schooner seized with 40000 liquor cargo, seven burns in an Indiana house fire, a deputy sheriff and others killed in Booneville, extortion plot in Kansas City, Italian plane squadron en route to S America, earthquakes in Salta Argentina, police at Ford plantation eviction in Rio, and Spanish aviators planning to flee to Antwarp.
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Little Rock
Ark
Coast Guard
Ind
Boonevsly
Eisee
Kansas City
R. A. Long
Bolama
South America
Salta
Argentina
la Poma
Andes
Rio de Janeiro
Ford Rubber
Liabon
Franco
Antwarp
Berlin Youth Brings Jazz Age Flourishes to Opera
A 20 year old Berlin youth writes a parodic Gilbert and Sullivan style opera titled Poor Columbus with Christopher Columbus as hero. Set to jazzy weights including saxophone and musical saw, the work satirizes Columbus as a money grabber, with New York skyscrapers giving final elevation. Mixed reception at Berlin Charlottenburg Municipal Opera.
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Berlin
Erwi Ieal
Dressel
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
America
Arthur Zweininger
New York
Charlottenburg
Fascist Salute Challenges Muscle Bound Italian Peasants
In Rome a report on Mussolini observing Italian farmers from Mussolinia. The gnarled farmers, raised on peasant labor, struggle with the armed salute taught by the army. A contingent of colonists arrives in Sardinia, seeking to display loyalty, yet individual discipline remains uneven in this improvised ceremony.
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Rome
Mussolini
Mussolinia
Sardinia
Savin
Ana Romano
Turkish youths face after school rule for good behavior
An Ankara era notice from the Department of Public Instruction warns that Turkish children who misbehave will be kept after school as a corrective measure. The campaign urges youths to display conduct worthy of citizens.
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Istanbul
Department Far Public Instruction
Turkish schools end corporal punishment of students
A reform ends corporal punishment in Turkish schools affecting pupils from home area to school. The policy bans punitive measures once common in classrooms and aims to curb abuse while safeguarding student rights.
Divorced Gould Wife Katherine Gould Dies at 56
Katherine Clemmons Gould, estranged wife of Howard Gould, died at Blue Cap farm near Lynchburg Va. at 56 after months of illness. An actress and author born in Illinois, she once starred as Viola Katherine Clemmons, with a career starting in San Francisco in 1886. She and Howard Gould were separated since 1909 following a legal split that granted her $36,000 yearly support.
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Lynchburg
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Blue Cap Farm
Here
California
Grand Opera House
San Franccisco
England
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Gould
Jay Gould
Kaiser William II
Nicholas
Russia
Lone Star community notices and holiday events
Lone Star residents hosted guests and held Christmas activities at the Lone Star school and church. Families visited, dinners were shared, and social gatherings included an oyster supper and a club program “Clubbing a Husband.” Several local residents hosted relatives from nearby towns and counties.
Sunday Afternoon Gatherings Reported in Local Notes
Ione and Edward Anderson host a small Sunday afternoon gathering with Flory Wesley, Mr. Fiy Childs, and others including Mrs. Sted, the Lorys, and Frank Ory. Monday notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Br. A. Childs visiting and Miss Margaret at the ry home. The Ikenberry and Flory families shopped in Lawrence Monday afternoon.
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Ione
Edward Anderson
Flory Wesley
Weekend Gatherings Tie Neis and Kin Across Cities
Evening Star notes Mr and Mrs Gideon Neis hosting a Sunday dinner with relatives including James Kraybrill Arieen of Topeka and several Abel and Neis family members. Others visit Lawrence Clearfield DeSoto Norwich and Kansas City for holidays. Business College offers holiday enrollment discount.
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Gideon Neis
James Kraybrill
Arieen
Topeka
Neis, Sr
Minnie
Annetta Abel
Philip Brecheisen
Beatrice and Arden Johnson
Clearfield
Clarence Buckner
Archie Allen
Chris Meuffle
Geo. Catlin
Marie
Lawrence
Leslie
Floyd Broer
Kaythleen
Sam Neis
Hesper
Paul Fraizer
Fair City
Neb
Walter Parker
Jake Strobel
Kansas City
Carl Bernitz
Mr. Bernitz
Gly-Cas credited with curing rheumatism and stomach issues
A local customer, JE. Lyne of 1200 Laramie St, Kattan Kansas, credits Gly-Cas with ending years of rheumatism and sciatica and regulating digestion. The ad touts Gly-Cas as a scientifically formulated medicine acting on stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels and blood, sold by Round Corner Drug Store in Lawrence and other town stores.
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Gly-Cas
Mr. JE. Lyne
Laramie St
Kattan
Kansas
Lawrence
Round Corner
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