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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1927
Page
4
Fragmented text shows a newspaper page with subscription rates, Associated Press notes, and random narrative inserts. Mentions Lawrence Kansas post office, World, context unclear, with references to consular letters about China and an American consul citing reliability.
A Washington newspaper reports that the administration backs a friendly approach to the Nicaragua settlement, with Kellogg noting good offices of the U.S. government to bring factions to a peaceful accord. The piece contrasts political caution with youth ventures and critiqued advertising in Ottawa as parochial.
Fragmented account touches on attitudes toward law enforcement and a remark by a Ranaz attorney, plus a note on Washburn College women and men in class ranks and intelligence tests. The passage lacks a cohesive news event or stakes to summarize clearly.
A reflective piece notes how old ideas resurface and incite hatred toward foreigners. It cites anti foreign stories used to inflame mobs and influence elections, comparing past anti American fears with present incidents and suggesting that sensationalism thrives on gullibility.
A scrambled 19th century column notes temporary teachers in a high school, a Young Men's Social Club meeting at Budington House, and a prohibition-on-drinking pledge. It recalls a late snow disruption, train idleness, and a damaged packing yard. It also mentions past social events, hotel changes, and dances with local residents and entertainers.
The vacancy created by Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Slavens retirement is filled by Col Alston Hamilton a North Carolina native and West Point graduate of 1894. Hamilton chose the cavalry arm but transferred to artillery early in his career and has since commanded coastal artillery units and the 86th Artillery overseas. recently he served as senior member of the Reserves at M. VF Technology.
A fragment from a 1927 Pur Publishers piece depicts a neighbor who avoids leisure, seeming present only for business. The brief remark hints at social friction and urban modernity in the era.
Fragments describe a Seventh Anniversary event tied to the 18th Amendment with sermons and addresses urging law enforcement. Mentions Rev Testema LW service, W.C. J. Gl work, and Mrs. Av J Mertin. Also notes attendance totals for a Christian Sunday school year and a hospitalized health figure Mr. Digsr as critical in Kansas City.
Today marks Ouray County Colorado entering 50 years of existence while Detroit notes its long history since incorporation. Brigadier General Slavens retires after long service. The Post Office paves the way for transcontinental air mail route contracts. New York hosts its 70 year Charity Ball at Waldorf Astoria. A nursing line of civic events includes Moody’s retirement talks and several oblique notes on employment and routine commerce.
Compiled by press, January broadcast listings show orchestras and programs from Toronto to Boston. Stations include WEAF in New York and WSB in Atlanta with multiple ensembles, soloists, and hour-long shows noted alongside their local times and frequencies.
Eudora community notices describe the Kay Valley State Bank annual meeting on January 12, with re elected officers William Lothholz and C E Cory and a 12 percent semi annual dividend. Other items note social gatherings at homes of Mrs. S T Lawson and Miss Henrietta Schubert, plus club meetings, church activities, and local travel by residents including Rev John Deinen and Mrs. John Edelsiegel.
In a dated advertisement style text, an old speaker promotes Milk of Magnesia as a trusted cure for sour stomach indigestion and gas. The copy emphasizes instant action, a mild taste, and a physician endorsed formula, urging purchases in standard bottle sizes at 20 and 75 cents.
Miss Fern Cox and Mr Gideon Neis led the St Paul tidal League at the home of Mr and Mrs Gideon Neis on Monday evening. Devotions and business were conducted followed by a social hour with progressive seating and refreshments.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as the ideal fruity laxative for upset stomachs in children. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels without griping, easing feverish irritability and sour bile. The copy urges mothers to use a teaspoonful to restore a “well, playful child” and to demand the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co.
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