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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1927
Page
6
The Liberty Memorial high school auditorium hosts the first of three concerts by public school children. The elementary chorus and orchestra will perform, with free instrument loans for participants. Proceeds fund music programs and instruments for the school.
Grant Township CPA holds its annual meeting Thursday with dinner hosted by local business members. Rev C A Richard of Lawrence will deliver the keynote address recalling his Europe trip last summer. The event marks the year’s main gathering for members and friends across the township.
Principal Barnes of the senior high school will visit the junior high tomorrow to assist students enrolling in senior high classes. Promotion day exercises are set for Friday January 28 at the junior high school.
Thomas A. Evans transacts business in Kansas City. Baker basketball set to face Washburn in Topeka. Wallace Fleming abroad at American Colleges and University Senate meetings. Oviatt family from Wichita Falls visit Baldwin en route to Texas. Dr Counts named associate director of Columbia University International Institute in New York. Counts previously toured Philippines schools. Counts family ties to Baldwin noted. Nautilus Club elects officers. art discussion prompts. Local visits and dinners feature the Beeks O'Byrne Kirker and Hartley households. Regular society notes through Bedwin and Simpson areas.
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsia stops indigestion stomach distress and acid reflux. It touts fast relief from acidity gas and sour stomach with inexpensive pills sold by druggists. It imitates period voice and emphasizes mass consumer reach.
Baldwin residents will hear Sascha Jacobsen perform in Centenary Hall next Wednesday. The young violinist, praised as a leading talent, will play on a Stradivarius valued at $20,000, marking an unusual cultural event for the community.
A vintage health notice describes kidney sluggishness from dietary acids. It urges immediate physician consult or Jad Salts treatment involving Beul a grapes and lemon juice with lithia. The plan claims to cleanse kidneys, neutralize acids, ease bladder weakness, and promote an effervescent lithia water drink.
About 2500 to 3000 students attended the Milwaukee December 28 gathering. Rev Go McConnell, a guest, interviewed five students on campus. Frances Shiffer suffered a leg injury Monday while swinging at school. Representative and Mrs Beeks returned home, assisting parents and grandparents in celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Unclear fragments describe alumni counts at a Gen 110 o clock gathering. No clear event or participants are named.
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