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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1915
Page
5
A collage of club meetings concerts pledges and social events described across many groups. Mentions modern lace club Kaplan piano soloists in New York and a prominent upcoming prom with date plans and attire details.
Morning reports show Harry Hutelings traveling to Kansas City Unis and Lee touttrnud visiting lishon for charity. May Edmondson returned to City today while Harry Ewing Solu Ewing went to Jom Mo yesterday. Dreyer spent today in Marte Sinclair for mold-related duties and n san visited Kansas Pyatt returning to Lae iar Mo. Vic Juliusen spent the day in Kansas Mes and M F tridhfields went to Ran sad City this morning.
An advertisement describes a beauty regimen to keep skin healthy and youthful. It touts a mercorized wash that leaves no trace, claims vivid results, and promises a smooth, clear complexion. It warns wrinkles are visible under bright ballroom lighting and suggests a hazel face rinse.
Victor N Valgren announces resignation as assistant professor in the University of Wisconsin economics department to join the United States Department of Marketing in Washington DC. His move offers a substantial salary increase and becomes effective February 1. Valgren has taught since fall 1912 after arriving from the University of Chicago. William M Duffus will take over as acting assistant professor until a replacement is named.
A windy noon time incident on Massachusetts Street ends with a ladys hat blown into the street rolling along as distant spectators chase it. A brave passerby retrieves the hat from the middle of the street and returns it to the owner in good condition aside from street dirt. the rescuer receives thanks.
A Lincoln newspaper article described a pro German stance by a Nottingham figure. The American Vice Consul did not accept the paper after it was deemed to express unfriendly sentiment, prompting renewed protest and departure from Nottingham following official warning.
In St Louis Missouri three men Raymond Roy Slutens George J Martens and George Wy Gilmore pled guilty in federal court to violating the federal oleomargarine tax law. Witnesses testified that prints of colored oleomargarine were prepared in a cellar and that color additive was mixed with oleomargarine.
Reports indicate the Gould family no longer controls Missouri Pacific Railway, with holdings under 240 shares aside from Mrs Helen Gould Shepherd. An imminent reorganization was denied by an authoritative source.
Washington January 19 The British government will not allow the steamer Dacia newly registered in America to proceed to Rotterdam with its cotton cargo under safe conduct. The State Department was notified from London. An attempt by Senator Woggener to obtain a Senate appropriation of 10 000 for Italian earthquake victims failed.
A glimpse of Mary Pickford starring as Cinderella in the Paramount production shown at the Aurora theater. Other brief items note Mr and Mrs Will Hoadley visiting Kansas City and A I Griggs planning to leave for Dallas. Also included is a court note: receiver appointed for Chicago, Milwaukee and Pacific Railway stock sold at auction for 10 a share. Plus a Life column quote and a note on John Ruskin’s death.
President Wilson believes termination of the war this spring is unlikely and sees no peace indications in the situation. He spoke during plans for a Panama Canal trip and a San Francisco exposition visit amid domestic and foreign condition considerations. Rumely to be placed in receivership after a $1,000,000 agricultural mainfue filing in Indianapolis court.
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