Journal World 1926 Youth and World News Digest
A Lawrence Kansas edition of the Journal-World reviews youth conduct and university incidents, urges frank discussion, and notes political and social debate. It references Missouri and Kansas cases, the Prince of Wales interest in farming, and Syria unrest, with emphasis on public perspective and self-improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Missouri University
Journal-World
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University of Missouri
Kansas
Coraie
Turmoil in Damascus and shifted Latin American plebiscite tone
The text portrays an anti-Christian campaign sparked by a massacre of about forty Christians in one village. Damascus remains militarized with barricades and nightly reprisals while Europeans stay unguarded. In Latin America Pershing faces criticism over plebiscite plans as Peru and Chile oppose them and debate who could handle the situation more effectively.
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Damascus
Public Tip Urges Film Producers to Redirect Sex Themes
A note to readers says producers are abandoning sex films as public taste shifts. The piece emphasizes the public’s growing fatigue with such content and urges directing that fatigue toward more suitable themes.
Hens and parties figure in local past times
Fifty years ago George Hampton of Douglas County owned a hen that hatched twenty five to thirty broods. Neighbors and friends of Mr and Mrs Leuel Hardwick enjoyed a music filled party at their residence southwest of town. A separate note recalls Mr Craigmile injuring a leg in an ice house accident. The Centennial Literary Society at Central School organized with officers and readings. Twenty five years ago Miss Georgia Ford hosted a gathering, sleigh rides, and social events while Miss Alberta Corbin joined Topeka High School. John Outland, famed K U football enthusiast, was courted as coach for 1891. Prof Prever missed classes due to illness.
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Leuel Hardwick
Graigmile
Olone
West Lawrence
Craigmile
Hmbs
Centennial Literary Society
The
Central School
William McQuiston
Alice Collier
Arthur
Barten
Nellie Abbey
Lewis Reedy
aArthur Cherry
Anna
McCord Manni Woodward
Nellie Cole
Mattie Hyde
Tucetta Murray
Mary McQuiston
Nettie White
M McCurdy
C. M. Smith
Georgia Ford
Smith
Anna Olson
LeDuc
I. C. Stevenson
F. T., Ketels
James Mitchell
Prever
MacCracken's Lafayette Presidency and Family Legacy
Henry MacCracken resigns as Lafayette College president, a figure linked to NYU leadership and rival Ivy prestige. Born from a family of educators, he previously led Westminster College and taught at NYU after studying in Halle and Heidelberg. Lafayette has been under his charge since 1815. Many lives are reported lost in Danube floods near Constanza Romania on February 5.
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John
Henry MacCracken
Lafayette College
Henry M.maccracken
New York University
New York City
Columbia University
Henry M. MacCracken
Vassar College
John MacCracken
Lafayette
Jater
Halle
Heidelberg
Westminister College
Missouri
MacCracken
Dia
Danube
Constanza
Rumania
A.P.J
Lower
Honor K U Architec Gordon Street Gains Distinction
Gordon B Street a KU architecture graduate of 1920 has a six room house plan chosen for a Chicago book Fireproof Homes of Period Design. He along with another Colorado architect is listed among seventy two of 367 entries. He married Gladys Dunakin and resides in Denver Colorado.
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Gordon B. Street
Architectural Department
University of Kansas
Chicago
Street
University
Gladys Dunakin
D. M. Dunakin
Tenn. Street
Pi Kappi Alpha Fraternity
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Baldwin News Highlights Local Life and Death in Baldwin
Baldwin community notes cover moving to Lawrence by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Moore, church activities at First Methodist and Daughters of the Ning class, tea at Dean Grace Irwin's suite, and a U.W. meeting with Professor George Struble. Obituary for Mrs. Frederick Hutchins details a long Baldwin residence, funeral at First Methodist, and a large turnout. Also reports on highway petition to extend to Johnson County line and various Topeka and Kansas City visits by residents and teachers.
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J. W. Moore
Baldwin
Lawrences
First Methodist
Harriett W. Ruble
Grace Irwin
Dea Irwin
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the
First Methodist Church
J. _D. Smith
C.C. Stephens
N. Ww
A. E. Tunin
S. E
Thomas R. Evans
S.W
Edward Kinzer
T. O Binkle
Treas
W. M. Clark
Baker University
0. G. Markham
Osman Grant Markham
Lot
P. _V. Roberts
Mary A. Ault
Ottawa
Thomas L. Harris
Mary Katherine
Kansas City
American Association of University Women
G. H. Bretnalt
George Struble
Philippines
J. Howard Campbell
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
A. A. Snodgrass
Hope Chest
W. M. Balch
I. W. Waring
Sorrow Land
Tanso Hdwards
Frances Wilson
Aureee
Sleeper
Davis Hospital
Treking
China
Wilson
Peking
R. F. Wilson
A. Leroy Thompson
Chicago
John Maclean
Maclean
Lyle Cutler
Frederick Hutchins
Fifth Street
W. Clark
H. K. Ebright
Arthur Kalb
Dean Louis A. Rowland
Rey
E. W.al Jen
G. E. Beeks
Gash Lockwood
Simpson Taylor
Joseph Griffith
A. C. Barton
Oakwood Cemetery
Hutchins
Ray
Edward Hutchins
Lawrence
Johnson County
J. B. Ross
F. M. Hartley
Ben Larasi
B. E. Wolf
Charles N. Bailey
Anldred Hunt
Danie Wallace
Ethel
Clyde Stewart
Topeka
John Albrecht
State Hospital
Stewart
Black Jack
Albrecht
Presbyterian Church
Ini
Lilifred Yonker
KU Debaters pick teams for valley contests and schedule
Final tryouts at the University of Kansas selected the affirmative team George Leonard Jr and Martin Dickinson and the negative team James Hayes Rice Lardner and William Brewster. KU will debate Oklahoma Colorado Washington University and the Agricultural College at Manhattan on the valley league topic defending Cal William Hitchitts plan of national defense with schedules set for February 4 February 26 and March 2 in Lawrence and Boulder St Louis and Lawrence.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
George Leonard, Jr
Martin ‘Dickinson
James Hayes
Rice
Lardner
William Brewster
K. U
Oklahoma
Colorado
Washington University
The
Agricultural College
Manhattan
United States
Cal
William Hitchetts
South Dakota
Lawrence
Maren
Boulder
St. Louis
Marth
Laurence
Women Authors Rise in Public Favor in 1925
The article notes a surge of women writers using pen names in earlier days and highlights 1925 as a banner year. It cites Elien Glasco, Margaret Kennedy, Sarai G. Millin, Louise Minn, Margaret Wilson, Edna Ferber, Anne Parrish, Anne Sedgwick, Mary Roberts Rinehart, Kathleen Norris, and others among best sellers. It mentions Anne Parrish's Perennial Bachelor and Martha Ostenso's Wild Geese as prize winners, EB Barrington as a concealed female author, and L. Adams Beck as a pen name for Asia themed works. It observes many notable titles about women and library demand.
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Elien Glasco
Margaret Kennedy
Sarai G. Millin
Louise Minn
Margaret Wilson
Ednad Ferber
Anne Parrish
Anne Sedgwick
Mary Roberts Reinhard
Kathleen Nortis
Martha Ostense
Wild Geese
Byron
Apollo
L. Adams Beck
Asia
Booth Tarkington
Gamaliel Bradford
City Library
Books and Readers and the 1925 Literary Scene
A survey of 1925 literary developments highlights new works in women’s studies including Hypatia and Lysistrata, Pierre Key’s Music Year Book 1925 26, and Victor Hugo manuscript news. It discusses Unpublished Hugo, The Sea Beast adaptation, Soundings for the blind, debates on women writers, and a forthcoming best seller The Hounds of Spring by Sylvia Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. F. Dutton
Hypatia
Dora Russell
Pierre Key
Standard
England
Spain
Russia
Europe
Victor Hugo
Gutaye Simon
Guernsey
John Barrymore
Herman Melville
A. Hamilton Gibbs
United States
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Audit Bureau OF Cimculations
Syria
Pershing
Peru
Chile
Tacna-Atica
Trom Ohroud Files
George Hampton
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DAWS
Thane
Baldwin News
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Phi Mu
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William Gaston
Winchester
Miss Armstead
Frank McRoberts
Valia Bend
Kappa Sigma House
W. A. Quayle
Eustis
Fla
Alle Gayle Quayle
Billy
Dr . C. Stephens
Eee A Qreen
Wellington
James Lawrence
Joseph Winlock
Holland
Wilhelmina
Prince Menry
Stockholm
Sweden
New Hay
Yale School of Forestry
Connecticut Forestry Assn
Little Rock
Ark
James and
Lee Walker
Ira M.hudson
Eldorado, Ark
Eldorado
TmAn
Dutton’s
Everyman's Library
Donald Douglas
International Book Review
Sylvia
Silvia
Sylvia Thompson
Ford
Auto Electric CO
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National Automobile Users Association
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