Begin Right in Youth in Lawrence Journal World
The January 1926 Lawrence Journal-World issue includes a sermon exhortation to remember the Creator in youth. It also commentary on school building robberies, European diplomacy, science and religion debates, and European political shifts including Prince Carol and Mussolini.
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Chicago
A. BR. Realer
Hartford Buildine
York
Frankin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Associated Presse
Audit Bureau OF
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Sau
Wile Ee
Kangas
Anne
Era-Changed Inns and City News Refocus in Fiftieth Year
Fifty years ago in Lawrence the Eldridge House’s renaming to Ludington House marks a citywide shift as repairs and civic notices unfold. Reports note social events at Newmark Levy and Hoadley houses, a prayer week, and local entertainments, with updates on deaths, arrivals, and real estate moves shaping the community narrative.
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Charlie Howe
Department
Journal
New York
Broadway
Lawrence
Eldridge House
Eldridge
Ludington
Roche
Durfee
Hoadley
Willard
Kneale
Jd Taylor
Tren Devote
RIDES HORSE UP STAIRWAY ATAGOYAMA SHRINE RECORD
Toshita Iwaki becomes third man to ride up and return down the 20 foot high Atagoyama Shrine stairway with a horse, the long steep ascent at about six degrees in Japan. The feat, recorded by AP, marks a rare horsemanship achievement with no injuries to rider or mount.
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Tokyo
Atagoyama Shrine
Toshita Iwaki
Notable figures mark early 20th century governance and education events
Nellie Taylor Ross completes her first year as Wyoming governor as various conventions open in Ottawa Richmond and St Paul. Congress receives cotton farming advocacy from southern states as Dr. Frank Graves, decorated by Belgium, takes a New York education post with a career spanning Wyoming Missouri Ohio Wisconsin Chicago and Columbia University.
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Nellie Taylor Ross
United States
Wyoming
Ottawa
Neie Dominion
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Tidewater Association
St. Paul
Richmond
American Forestry Association
Southern Forestry Congress
Commissioners of Agriculture
Congress
Atlanta
Frank P. Graves
University of Louvain
Grape Prices Rise From Juice and Wine Demand
Michigan grower Bruno, a western Michigan producer, argues that grape prices climbed due to growing demand from grape juice and wine makers after Prohibition. He notes prices rose from about 60 to 20 per ton and that winemakers paid more in recent years, with grape growers benefiting as a result.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Sraneiuice
Seranhih Brino
Firebug blamed for plane flames by Army air experts
Army air experts blamed exhaust stack design for in-flight fires in older planes causing many crashes. Colonel William Mitchell noted the flaming type. studies tested yard lengths water manifolds and short manifolds to prevent fuel spray ignition. Researchers deemed it technically possible to redesign exhausts to reduce self ignition and fires.
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Army Air
Mane Pires
Washington
Janu
William Mitchell
Berlin Norway World War II Notes In Fragmentary Report
Movements and political notes appear amid scattered lines about Berlin and Norway, mentioning the White movement, occupation contexts, and feminist leader Fran Lange. The text references German cities Cologne Mayence Crefeld and figures like Helene Lange, with brief reflections on cultural life, aviation tech, and sensory experiments, though details are fragmentary.
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Fenn
Helene Lange
Tas
Democratic Party
Fran Lange
Hwoo
I Ce
Sann
Becama
Phe
Fran Lanse
I Democracy
Germany
Weet
Bersin
Irish Girls Break Traditional Roles To Seek New Paths
A piece on Irish women pursuing education and careers beyond marriage, noting changes from Dublin University admitting women and the rise of women in drama, comedy, and the learned professions. Mentions Trish and others shaping a new era amid political upheaval and emigration.
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Trish
Dan Trishwinle
Vree Bute
Dublin University
Mystery engagement search ends with boat rescue on Long Island Sound
Aunt Celimena Brewster, Sait Adams and Ring Carrington search Connecticut home after midnight for Connemara Moore who vanished on the eve of engagement. They find a motor boat at Long Island Sound, assist a sinking craft, and in the melee Salt is thrown overboard while a dazed Brewster aids in launching. A dramatic struggle reveals a familiar face among the crew.
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Celimena
Brewster
Har Lave Yer
Sait Adams
Ring Carrington
Connecticut
Connemara Moore
Long Island Sound
Andi Carrington
Saltonstall and Cabot Adams Snap at Nonsense
Saltonstall and Cabot Adams stand idle as Sweetie and Miss O'Reilly exchange sharp, amused remarks. The dialogue turns on a playful misquote and a hint of social positioning, with names like Reginald and Tapentee surfacing in a brisk, witty exchange.
Filo mena crew endure peril amid moonlit escape
In a moonlit scene the Filomena’s battered crew fights to free the boat after a violent seizure. Salt is restrained, Aunt Celimena bleeds, Myri Brewster is terrified, and Sweetie tends the injured as the Bloody Nuisance sinks. Pooch orders disposal of enemies and a rapid retreat toward Long Island as the tide rises to aid a hard escape.
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Brewster
Doc
Filomena
Salt
Sweetie
Lacy
Percy
Celimena
Myri Brewster
Peach
Mr. Brewster
Dec
Fane
Pooch
Celimona
Celisiena
Traodh
Long Island
Ford Wins His Fight in Supreme Court
Henry Ford won a Supreme Court fight over land condemnation in Detroit linked to river improvement. Under federal act he deposited 2,000,000 to pay awards. 15 parcels remained disputed with Dodge Brothers J Calvert Sons and others, Ford arguing those awards were excessive.
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Washington
Jen
Henry Ford
Supreme Court
Madge Brothers
J. Calvert , Sons
Detroit
Congress
Ford
Dodge Brothers
J. Calvert Sons
Surplus Farm Bill Introduced in U S House by Dickinson
A bill to aid agriculture aims to create machinery to dispose of exportable farm surplus. Introduced in the House by Rep Dickinson Republican Iowa, the proposal seeks to provide financial relief to farm interests. An unrelated line about “unselfish women” appears clumsily at the end.
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Washington
Dickinson
Towa
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
For indigestion sour stomach and gas take Phillips Milk of Magnesia dissolved in water. Physicians have prescribed it for fifty years, claiming it neutralizes acid and reduces gas more effectively than bicarbonate of soda while leaving the stomach sweet. Bottles twenty five cents at drug stores.
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