Self Denial and Gospel Message in 1926 Journal-World Note
The Lawrence Journal-World column quotes a Bible verse from Mark 8 and notes a church or religious message about denying oneself to follow Christ. It references a 1926 newspaper issue and hints at delayed or underperforming event ticket sales for the Miami Grange shown at $12. The entry mentions Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations alongside postal matter details.
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Chicago
A. R B. Keater
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Herwist
Audit Bureau OF Ciations
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Thia
Winter's wild weather across the globe prompts a mixed scene
A chaotic weather snapshot notes unusual warmth from Alaska to Kamchatka, record cold in Leningrad, snow in Naples, and crop damage in the south and Mexico. The piece mocks Florida boomers buying space in papers while hinting at a highway story misdirection. It also cites local chatter on Concordia dogs pensions, a Kansas City youth bandit, an ancient bronze tool, and Pussyfoot Johnson’s temperance stance.
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Alaska
Kamchatka Peninsula
Siberia
Leningrad
Vesuvius
Naples
Mexico
Florida
Journal-World
Temperance Law Backing Prompted Prohibition View
A temperance worker argues the United States bans on hard liquor drove the laws, not light drinks. Harvard seniors face new attendance choices with exams looming. campus chatter hints at shy numbers before finals. Fort Scott editor Marble notes an eatery still touts "all you can eat for a quarter" and warns against turning it into a museum.
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United States
Marble
Fort Scott
Auarter
Local business changes and civic notes from town
From our old files a notice announces FE B Fletcher succeeding at J H Yeagley’s drug business. Henry Luther dies in Virginia City. George Noble returns from Texas with family. German Social Club to use Miller's Hall after repairs. D C Haskell elected Speaker of the House. S Campbell at Western Union briefly. Plus twenty five years ago schools attend Matinee for Spanish American War monument and new whist club formed with local youths.
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J. H. Yeagley
FE. B
Nevada
Henry Luther
George Noble
Texas
Noble
Miller's Hall
Journal
Haskell
D. C. Haskell
House of Representatives
House
Cook
Eskridge
Campbell
Western Union
Opera House
Dm Morse
FW. Barteldes
Louis Blaul
Burlington
Iowa
Robert Anderson
Margaret Roche
Aileen Weaver
Raby Barnett
Elizabeth Wagstaff
Florence Shanklin
Helen Alder
Alvida Bartelde
Gertrude
Messier
Eleanor Wil Messrs
Warren Henley
Will Hamlin
Grege Hawk
Brice Cater
Fredo Barteldes
David Robinson
Ray Barton
J. Flintom
Virginia
Clarence P Dillon Emerges as a Wall Street Power
An impressive personality with courage and leadership is credited with driving deals that shook Wall Street. At 44, Clarence P Dillon and his associates financed corporations totaling almost 600 million dollars in the past year across railroads, industry, and utilities, with extensive foreign activity. Dillon, a San Antonio native and Harvard graduate, left architecture and painting to pursue high finance.
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Clarence P. Dillon
Wall Street
Dillon
San Antonio
Texas
Harvara
Anniversary events and notable obituaries across cities
The Order of the King's Daughters marks its 40th anniversary. Eliza McArdle Johnson dies at 50, noted for teaching her future President to read. Phoenix hosts the American National Live Stock Association convention. Women leaders from all states gather in Washington for the General Federation of Women's Clubs board meeting. Dr Parke Raxford Kolie is to be installed as president of the Polytechnic Institute in Brooklyn. Farther items mention Kaw Valley Fuel Co. and related petroleum cake notices.
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Order of the King's Daughters
Eliza McArdle Johnson
Phoenix
Arizona
American National Live Stock Association
Washington
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Parke Raxford
Kolie
Municipal University of Akron
Polytechnic Institute In
Brooklyn
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe 1926 budget announced
President William B Storey outlined the 1926 budget for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company. Expenditures total 95 510 000 for new equipment and 23 560 000 for additions and improvements plus 35 000 000 for extensions. No acquisitions of other railroad properties are planned and no oil property segregation is intended.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fea‘railway Company
William B. Storey
Storey
Coolidge Confident Mexico City Will Fulfill Obligations
President Coolidge expressed confidence that the Mexico City government will find a way to fulfill its obligations regarding protests and American interests tied to new land and petroleum. The White House said the administration aims to help Mexico while recognizing its right to legislate, but it warned that domestic laws must not undermine nationals or U.S. interests.
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Washington
A. P
Coolidge
Mexico City
White House
Mexico
Italian debt funding mission to London departs today
Rome reports Finance Minister Count Volpi and the Italian debt funding mission to Great Britain left for London today. The delegation mirrors the Washington group, with newspapers expressing confidence Volpi can lead a decisive step in financial restoration of the nation.
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Rome
A. P.y
Countipi
Great Britain
London
Washington
Count Volpi
Commerce Committee Delves Into Fertilizers Policy
Washington January 12 The house commerce committee shifted focus from a rubber monopoly to fertilizers. R F Bower of the American Farm Bureau Federation testified that Chilean nitrate prices could be checked by full operation of the Muscle Shoals properties.
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Washington
A. P
House Commerce Committee
R. F. Bower
American Farm Bureau Federation
Muscle Shoals
Chile
Debate on Italian debt settlement faces stormy floor vote
Washington dispatch reports the house floor debated ratifying the Italian war debt settlement alongside five other agreements negotiated in summer. While Belgium Czecho Slovakia Latvia Estonia and Romania faced little opposition the Italian pact drew a stormy forecast and intense rhetoric amid the wider debt settlements. The article notes other transfers and local notices interwoven with the political coverage including real estate transfers and farm marketing plans.
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Washington
A. P
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
Latvia
Esthenia
Rumania
Connemara Moore Meets Lacy After Midnight Escape
Connemara Moore eludes pursuers after fleeing Aunt Celimena's Connecticut home and meets David Lacy near Long Island Sound. They escape with a mysterious fortune and seek shelter with Lacy's plan to return her to her family. Mrs Parker offers aid, providing clothing and breakfast as Connemara contemplates her uncertain fate and the driving pull between wild adventure and home.
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Connemara- Moore
Long Island, Sound
David Lacy
Connie
Colimena
Connecticut
Lacy
Rum-Ruunners
Revenue Office
Tor
Connemara and the methlyn crew in a tense room scene
Babe Goldbere portrays Connemara waking to a looming methlyn crew gathering behind. Sweetie appears detached without Pooch Doc and Swede as millions of savage beings in comic opera outfits swirl around. The villains seem never to tire of roughness, prompting questions about rest or quiet pastimes.
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Connemara
Sweetie
Methlyn
Pooch
Doc
Connemann
Orain
Sunday School officers re-elected in Fairview
The Fairview Sunday School elected officers led by Miss Elsie Brown re-elected superintendent and Paul Koehler as assistant superintendent. Miss Mabel Day is secretary and treasurer, Miss Ethel Cowles pianist, Mrs Harold Marshall chorister, and Eugene Leary librarian. Numerous local residents visited, hosted dinners, and attended meetings through the week.
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Lawrence
The
Baptist Church
Homer Brownlee
Harold Marshall
N. Bb. Brown
Rose Dreler
Will Mears
Marion Gooner
Concordia
B. C. Day
Local Couple Presents Eliver Melded Edna Koehler
An unclear fragment mentions Mr and Mrs Harvey Cooper and Edna Koehler with garbled text about Malta. The readable portion suggests a society or social note but lacks coherent facts or events.
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Harvey Cooper
Edna Koehler
Malta
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight and ease grip influenza. Take one or two Calotabs at bedtime with water. no salts or nausea, no interference with eating or work. Next morning the condition fades, appetite returns, and you can eat what you please. A family package with directions costs about three dollars.
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Miss Liddy” Parker
Lacy
New England
Liddy
Connemara
Liddy Parker
Bayville
Gloria Swanson
Nomara
Riss Liddy
MeTish
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Miami
Grange
Atchison Globe
Blade
Eugene Dennis
Miss Dennis
Globe
Missouri Pacific
Porter
City
Lafoul
Near East
Pussyfoot” Johnson
Harvard
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Bora del ‘Toro
Panama
Newsworth
Fersoniae
Salta Fe
C. W. Hemphill
Solon Thatcher Emery
N. E
Southern Kansas Railway
Corneil
Des Moines
Corn Belt
Congress
Coffeyville
Kan
Union Traction Company City Freet
Motor Company
Colter & Son Co
G.P. Putnam’s Sons
Marie Prevost
Acteun
Celimena
Miss Lid
Vane
Moorelands
Shaime
Ara
By Babe Goldbere
Will “Allen
Tobe
B. L. Brown
Clayton Stanwix
G. ‘A. Stanwix
Ottol Dreher
E. Ralston
de Hoeehler
Nankie Howard
Landis
Potomac
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Standard
Company
Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Upbh
Funk's Funeral Parlor
Ohgver
Mare
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