Lawrence Journal-World subscription rates and notice
The text lists subscription rates by duration and mileage for the Lawrence Kansas Journal-World from February 1, 1927. It notes Associated Press rights, republication restrictions, and postal registration details. It directs readers to call the office if the paper is not received by 7 p.m. and mentions delivery adjustments.
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Associated Press
Associated .Presa
Newa
Focal News
Bureau OF Cir
Journal-World
The Honeymoon Diary Trial in New York
A sensational diary once claimed to reveal a celebrity life story is shown in a New York trial to be a forged document. The diary, written in a syndicate office, had its sole function as a rough draft reviewed after completion, and no valid documentary value exists.
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Moron
New York
Third International Denounces US Policy in Nicaragua and Mexico
The piece notes the Soviet backed Third International condemning US actions in Nicaragua and Mexico while backing a faction in China. It highlights calls to workers and peasants to act, questions consistency between powers, and quotes American critics aligning with Soviet ideas, framing it as an odd coincidence and a jab at American self-identity as workers.
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Third
Communist International
United States
Nicaragua
Mexico
Third International
China
International
Sovier
America
L. ‘Mencken
Farm relief debate set for February 8 field day
The house discussed farm relief amid plans to vent all sides on McNary Uwaisen, Hatgen, and related measures. Debate will cover whether any farm relief bill should pass and which plan to pursue, with thorough airing of perspectives on February 8.
Surgeon’s Mileage Debate Echoes On Human Machine Metaphor
A learned surgeon argues that the human body is like a machine that wears out and can only be kept going with careful maintenance. He warns against overreliance on energy, urging ongoing care to extend usefulness throughout life.
Fragments on Repairs and Advice From a Surgeon
A fragmented text discusses heating repairs and replacements, urging careful, moderate behavior. It contrasts those who heed the surgeon's admonition with those who delay seeking advice, noting the difficulty in arranging replacements and the hope for easier outcomes.
Moros clash ends in dozens dead as Tahil flees
The Philippine constabulary and Moros fought amid strife that left thirty five tribesmen dead. Datu Tahil led his 200 men into the trouble and fled when unable to prevail. Surviving Moros question Tahil as a safe leader and he appears concerned only for his own safety.
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Tarhata
Philippine Constabulary
Tattle
Constabulary
Tahil
Kansas lawmakers seek new revenue to fund white elephant junior colleges
The Chanute Tribune notes Kansas legislators are looking for taxable revenue sources as several towns with expensive junior colleges face potential unloading. The outcome could affect the state payroll and finances.
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Kansas
Chanute Tribune
Barber and Barber drug firm forms partnership
In the Old Home Town column, O P Barber and J Barber enter a partnership to run a drug business. Other items note irregular eastern mails, Frank Howard not sick with diphtheria, Judge Devereux and B F Akers visiting from Topeka, E H Allen of Kansas City touring the state university, Ollie Harrington narrowly escapes injury after horse mishap, poor road conditions, a new sidewalk on Kentucky Street near the Baptist church, Mennonites settling in town buying horses and wagons, and a forthcoming Frazer hall performance by Prof Dowland noted by the Chicago Tribune as highly talented.
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O. P. Barber
J. Barber
Chicago
Frank Howard
Devereux
B. FP. Akers
Topeka
E. H. Allen
Kansas City
State University
Allen
Ollie
Harrington
Kentucky Street
Baptist Church
The
Chicago Tribune
Dowland
Frazer Jhall
Local society notes and property trades near Ohio and Berkeley
Twenty five years ago A D Weaver and W S Toadley supervised ice work for the club house at Lake View. Morrison property traded to R B McKim for town property at the corner of Ohio and Berkeley streets has been sold by McKim for L H Sorse. A card party was hosted by Mr A Hackbarth. Review club ladies hosted husbands and friends at Mrs C E Merwin’s home for crokinole. Ed Schall’s guests dine with Mr Ed Fletcher at the New Eldridge before Sigma Chi party. Mrs L P Russell and son return from Illinois. Miss Muriel Whitman entertains for brother Waldo before his departure to St Joseph. World office moving to 722 Massachusetts Street. new quarters by Monday. Kappa girls host a Chocolate event for Miss May Whiting of Lincoln, Neb.
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A. D. Weaver
W. S. Toadley
Lake View
East Side
Review- Club
Ed Fletcher
New Eldridge
L. P. Russell
Illinois
Muriel- Whitman
Waldo
St. Joseph
World Office
Massachusetts
Kappa
May Whiting
Lincoln
Neb
Lincoln Dixon Named to Tariff Commission by Coolidge
Lincoln Dixon, a former U.S. representative from Indiana, has been nominated by President Coolidge to the United States Tariff Commission, succeeding Fenny H. Glagsie. Born 1860 in Vernon, Indiana, Dixon studied at Indiana University Bloomington and served in Congress for over a decade, later holding a lawyer career and engaging in Democratic Party activities.
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Coolidge
Feenny
H. Glagsie
Maryland
United States Tariff Commission
Washington
Congress
Indiana
Dixon
Vernon
Ind
State University
Bloomington
Congress S
VW ‘Ays. and
Means
King of Siam entertains Wichita students and faculty
A letter from Wichitay Fleeger describes the King of Siam hosting a royal audience with University of Wichita students and faculty aboard a ship to Singapore. The king, about 10 years old, stood about five feet tall and wore a white uniform as he spoke in English. The occasion featured 15 cheers and a tour of the Grand Palace, with the coronation throne described as ebony inlaid with mother of pearl.
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East
King of
Siam
Afloa
Wichita
Royal Palace
Singapore
Switl
Grand Palace
University ‘of
Oxford
Seven committees named for Kansas Medical Society
Topeka February 1 AP seven committees named to serve the Kansas Medical Society with Dr Barh G Brown president and secretary of the state board of health announcing appointments Public health and education Dr Welter A Carr Junction City. Dr Hy Fe Haskins Kingman. Dr J B Wolfe Wichita. Dr Le B Gloyne Kansas City. Dr Georg I Thacher Waterville. Dr Earl GoGrown Topeka Public policy and legislation W Lindsay Topeka chairman. Dr Huffman Columbus. Dr J Axtell Newton. Dr Bob Morgan ing Cen. Dr J F Hassig Kansas City Officers ex officio include president and secretary of the society School of Medicine Dr Bar E Kansas City State Dr B lbright Wichita. Dr J Scott John. Dr Alfred O'Donnell Julesworth. Dr L G Mlen ayauens Cuy Hospital survey Dr George MT Kansas City chairman. Dr AW Mitts Topeka. W J Filetts Wichita Medical history Dr W E McVey Topeka chairman. Dr W S Lind sty Topeka. Dr Go D Walker Salina Scientific work Dr F Massif Kansas City chairman. Dr AL Boyd Hutchinson. Dr H Pf Jones Lawrence Necrology Dr Bee Liggett Oswego chairman. Dr J Wassig Kansas City. Dr Ww W E McVey Topeka.
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Scott
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Alfred O'Donnell
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George
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W. J. ‘Filetts
Ww. E. McVey
We S- Lindsty
Go. D. Walker
Salina
Massif
AL Boyd
Hutchinson
H.’ Pf. Jones
Lawrence
Bee Liggett
Oswego
J. ¥. Wassig
Ww WE
McVey
Migration urged to ease British population strain
London reports Sir Charles Close told the Geographical Society that migration from Great Britain should proceed at about 150,000 a year to allow proper support for those remaining. He noted birth and death rates are falling, war reduced population by about two million, and Britain cannot sustain a much larger population. Dominions like South Africa, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia could absorb 25 million within twenty years at about 0.01 to 0.02 of their populations annually.
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Great ‘Britain
British Isles
Charles Close
Geographical Society
Great’ Britain
Charles
South
Africa
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
40 000 Head Cattle Tested for Tuberculosis Around Hutchinson
Authorities in Hutchinson Kansas test about 40 000 head of cattle for tuberculosis. Some 85 carriers have been found and slaughtered. The government and stakeholders share the loss as cattle are subjected to tuberculin testing and temperature checks after 72 hours to reveal infections.
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Hutchinson
Kan
First Day of Spring and Historic Parry Events
Today marks the first day of spring in England with ceremonies. Ten years ago Canada’s Parliament unanimously approved a war credit of 500 million dollars. Seventy five years ago the State House in Columbus, Hy, burned destroying valuable state records. A new universal air mail rate of ten cents per half ounce now applies between United States and Canada.
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England
State House
Columbus
United States
Canada
Light Opera on WEAF Yeoman of the Guard cast
United Press reports a radio light opera presentation featuring Gilbert and Sullivan's The Yeoman of the Guard tonight. Adele Parkhurst Frances Pierre George O’Brien and Harvey Hindermeyer head the cast with Sodero conducting across listed stations in standard time slots and orchestral programs.
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Sullivan
Opera Camique
Yeoman of the Guard
Will
the Iweaf
Opera “Company
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WRG
WGY
WCAE
Sodero
Adele
Parkhurst
Frances Pierre
Timlezzo
George O'Brien
Harvey
Hindermeyer
Theodore Webb
Jack Oakley
Tonganoxie High School Orchestra Aids Community Meeting
The Tonganoxie High School orchestra helped furnish music for a Mound Community Club meeting on Thursday evening. Many local events followed with Mrs. W. C. Ailan traveling to Topeka Friday January 28 for a First District federation board meeting. Mrs. Alanis presided over district activities and Reading Circle members gathered for a Friday January 28 program.
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Mound
Topeka
Alanis
Sw. C. Phenicie
Kansas
John
Dorney
Foster ‘Laming
John Brodrick
Alice Spoor
Jeonard'e
Hagen
Kansas City
Ree. O
Oliver Myers
iMary ‘Jorie
Lawrenc
Sand
Nevin
Wilson
Myers
Foster “Lanting
Leavenworth
Jed. Maranville
Will ‘Fincher
Genwood
Ira Nicklin
Jake Peters
Weston
C.R. Quinley
Quinley
Pearl- White Sons
Wilfred Dorney
Doris
Marian ‘Lee
Dodge City
W. Ox Allan
Charles ‘Greeyer
Nirsesh
Hall
Harry’ Fox
Katheryn’ Curry
Vinland social news and farm bureau meeting notes
Sunday visitors at the Wesley Davault home included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Randel and Miss Edna Sturdy. Mrs Anna Fenton visited Lawrence on Tuesday. Vinland Farm Bureau members met at Mrs. L. E. Hegger's home. Elizabeth Randel spoke on home demonstration, but weather limited attendance to six. Coal Creek school teachers and pupils prepare their annual program. John Rockhold plans a sale Monday January 30 after purchasing the former WilliRidges farm. Edna Sturdy and Winifred Tekee visited a sister in Batten Uni.
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Minnie ‘Randel
Norma
Calvis
Coal Creek
Lawrence
Wilmar
Vinland
Hazel /Ghaney
Bell
Randelnd
Windett
Garnett
Inére
Berneice ‘Smith
Mildred Hoskinson
Esther Adams
Ermp ‘Cooper
Elismere Davault
Kermit Laughlin
Hill
Glee Club
Leécompton
Wesley. Davault
Fred Randel
Edna Sturdy
Rogram
John Rockhold
Rockhold
WailliRiges
eShaw
Lawrence Kne
Winifred
Etekee
Batten Uni
Twin Mound Roundup of Weekend Visitors and News
Sunday visitors Mr. and Mrs. Thurber plus Mr. and Mrs. Schirmer from Overbrook. Monday gatherings of John Simons and son-in-law Anthony Schirmer. Richland tallers and Belles family noted. a baby born Monday morning to proud parents near Tannacye 242. various local calls greet residents at West Fairview and Sandee areas. Eugene and Georg Twiin Mound School mentioned.
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Pearl "Thurber
Raible
Af. Overbrook
Oe. Schirmer
Lawrence
John Simons
Antony’ Schirmer
Tannacye
Robert“.Garro
Sunaddle
Local Notice from Twin Mound Church Service
Sunday visitors and families from Topeka District attend gatherings with Rev Odom preaching at Twin Mound Church on February 6 at 3 30 pm. Rev Bolton, Overbrook minister, adds Bungay school event at 2 30 pm. Everyone invited and welcome.
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Nic
Lilazandt
Harding
Henry
Montfoort
Simmons Jand
Ahd
Philip
Evelyn Re
Lawrence
oTopeka
Odom
The
Methodist Episcopal
Bolton
Overbrook
Bungay
Valley Chapel Marion Bond Calls Across Town
Reported social visits and bond-related hosting in Marion include Le Roy Puckett and Neal Banks at Oscar McNees home Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Hugo Shellhorn and others called on Ellis Bond and Mrs Ellis while Mrs Aimee McPherson’s radio address from Shenandoah drew listeners and praise.
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Marion
Bond
LeRoy Puckett
Lawrence
Neal ‘Banks
Oscar McNees
Mr . Pave
Wray
Stony
Point
Charlie Banning
Nial Banks
Aimee. McPherson
Cfnf
Shenandoah
Town
Tt ‘Ag
Aspirin Gargle for Sore Throat or Tonsillitis
An old remedy suggests preparing a harmless effective gargle by dissolving two Bayer tablets in four tablespoonfuls of water. Gargle thoroughly and repeat in 1 to 2 hours if necessary. Aspirin marked with the Bayer name sold in small tin boxes for a few cents.
Fragmentary OCR item with names and scattered phrases
Fragmentary text mentions Neal, Abilene, Kansas, February, Fox general manager, Santa Fe railroad, telegraph, mayor building, Romania, producers, Cherry, Earl of Rothes, and references to an automobile and crowded streets. Content is garbled with no coherent event or clear facts.
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Arnine
Drife Ian
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