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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
5
Fragmentary society note from Kansas Street mentions a poetry reading titled Never Yet Was a Flower Fair and a Tower Parr, with glimpses of writers Lal celissie and others. The text is garbled but evokes an event focusing on verse and local literary figures.
The page recounts a Valentine party hosted by Miss Pearl Stewart and Miss Helen Trumble with a pink and white color scheme and many attendees. It lists numerous students and members involved in church groups, luncheons for Mary Antin, pledges to fraternities, and upcoming events including a Baptist supper, bridge party, symposia club, and Phi Kappa dance, all reflecting a bustling school and community social calendar.
Classified snippet offers a general housework position with good wages for an experienced and competent girl. Mentions Indiana address and a finder’s reward note. Appears from a bygone journal classified page with garbled OCR.
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