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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
8
In a brief note from The Standard a spokesman explains that the oil company profits are minimal, not more than a cent per gallon, with a halt on every gallon of gasoline. The piece hints at public demand driving higher consumption this year amid economic pressure.
The conference of premiers failed to reach an agreement on separations but did secure a joint understanding on total reparations, with France to be paid less than previously thought. The United States grew more friendly to joining the talks, potentially becoming a decisive factor soon. Two Wichita boys, ages 10 and 11 or 11, robbed a bank, prompting discussion over whether films or the late war influenced the act.
The Kiwanis club supports a nervous health clinic in Lawrence for five to six months, continuing study of cases from the first clinic and observing new ones. Medical professionals stress months of work are needed, linking to county tuberculosis and baby clinics, aiming for long term public health integration.
Disjointed lines from a 1928 column present pithy opinions on daily conduct. Remarks touch on gender slogans, dangers of soap slips, travel detours, sleep, government, money, optimism, rumor, and the Kaiser era. The piece strings aphorisms without a single clear narrative or event.
A mildewed 1689 Polish document recounts Casimir Lyszynski’s execution by burning for denying God. The piece contrasts past brutalities with reforms, noting England’s 1790 legal repeal, a 1782 girl burned for concealed dies, and widespread witchcraft executions. It argues progress exists but warns superstition lingers.
Dr Josiah Penniman appointed acting provost of the University of Pennsylvania succeeding Provost Smith in 1920. Penniman, a noted academic administrator, has been associated with the university for more than a year and is recognized for his scholarly contributions and leadership.
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