The Romance and Realities of Writing
A discussion on authorship contrasts romantic myths with hard work. The piece notes writing is not as glamorous as imagined, compares writers to clerks and coal heavers, and warns many aspiring writers fail without native ability and extreme effort. Mr. Lewis comments on preparation, perseverance, and the tough entry path. Miss Louis Miller performs at the show with tug and awe songs.
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Shoomak Trust
Lewis
Louis Miller
Beginning of New Semester in City Schools
Regular classes in all city schools start tomorrow with final preparations completed. Lawrence high school distributed grade cards and new schedules after 10 o'clock to assign tomorrow’s work. Turner high school teachers finish enrollments and place students in new classes as seventy three new pupils transfer from mid year.
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Lawrence High School
Rim
Lexelere
Turner High School
Myade
Marry J. Smith
Remodel Store Front at 908 Massachusetts Street
The unsightly Wy building at 908 Massachusetts Street has been completely remodeled by Ed Riling and C. A. Vancil. A new plate glass front, pastel ceiling, oak floor, and French panel walls with bright papers refresh the display area. Wallpaper will be sold from the back room with a sample roll on display. front room reserved for show. Open all week for viewing.
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Massachusetts Street
Ed Riling
C. A. Vancil
Vabeil
S Drug Store
Mass
This Week's Events in Lawrence Kansas
Schedule notes events from Tuesday, January 26 through Monday, February 1. Includes chamber meetings enrollment openings at University of Kansas, city and county meetings, basketball games Kansas Grinnell Ames Ottawa Drake, Kiwanis banquet, club parties, teacher examinations, and district court opening.
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Kansas
Grinnell
Kiwanis
Baptist Church
Gordley
Lawrence
Ottawa
Ames
Court House
Topeka
Drake
Des Moines
Griesa Returns from Chicago Illinois Nursery Meet
T E Griesa returned from Chicago where he attended the Illinois state convention of nursery men. He called on Secretary Jardine to invite the cabinet officer to address the convention but Jardine could not attend due to conflicting dates. Griesa contrasted Jardine’s Urbana speech with Illinois ex Governor Lowden’s attacks. He discussed agricultural prospects noting land values have risen beyond sustainable returns in corn regions and questioned whether the government should enforce an artificial value to aid farmers or revert land to profitable levels. Griesa recalled that twenty five years ago he and his brother believed land above fifty dollars an acre could not be used profitably for corn, but now two hundred dollars per acre seems the outer value for a farmer to break even.
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T. E. Griesa
Chicago
Illinois
Nurserymen
Mr. Griesa
Jardine
Cabinet i
Griesa
Farmers’ i
Urbana
Lowden
Thlinois
Kansas
Griese
Fires Claim Sixty Eight Lives In Kansas 1925 Toll
AP report states Kansas fires in 1925 cost 68 lives and 6,477,044 dollars in property damage the highest ever. Fire Marshal Clyde W Coffman cites preventable losses, gives carelessness examples, and notes Sedgwick county led with 445,793 in losses followed by Reno Cowley Neoshoe Cherokee and Crawford counties with multi hundred thousand sums.
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Topeka
Dan
Kansas
Clyde W. Coffman
Mershal
Totel
Hitory
Coffman
Sedgiwick
Reno
Cowley
Neoshe
Cherokee
Crawford
Cees
Judge SUSTAins demurrers in Osage murder case
Oklahoma City January 25 Judge John H Cotteral sustained demurrers to the indictment charging ranchman W K Hale and farmer Ramsey with the murder of Osage Henry Roan. He ruled the indictment insufficient but upheld federal jurisdiction since the crime occurred on restricted Indian land, requiring a new indictment.
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Oklahoma City
W. K. Hale
John “Ramsey
Henry’ Roan
John H. Cotteral
United States District Court
Cotterall
Cardinal Mercier Leaves Religious Will and Funeral Tributes
In Mechlin Belgium on January 23 a religious will by Cardinal Mercier addressed to the Archbishop of Canterbury excited interest. The document, written after a visit from Lord Halifax, hints at Roman Anglican church union. Crowds surrounded the archiepiscopal residence as Mercier’s bier lay in state. hundreds entered for tribute. He will be entombed Thursday at St Rombaut Cathedral beside Belgium’s former primates.
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Malines
Belgium
Cardinal Mercier
Canterbury
Lord Halifax
Angelian Church Union
Po Hey
Brussels
Cathedral of
St. Rombau
Albert
CITY WATER IS PURE
City water tastes off due to two causes. City Engineer W R Schreiner cites higher chlorine from 30 to 145 parts to counteract river surface run‑off after thaws and leaf taint. Plans for a new intake have state health approval and are under Public Utilities Commission review for estimated costs.
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W.R. Schreiner
State Health Department
Public Utilities Commission
Freighter Antinoe Lost After SOS In Atlantic
The British freighter Antinoe, carrying wheat from New York to Queenstown, sent an SOS after a heavy snow squall, and the President Roosevelt reported several hours of pursuit before losing trace. All eight boats were missing, water flooded the fire room, and the radio was out of commission.
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Roosevelt
United States Lines
mid-Atlantic
New York
Queenstown
Knoblock
Too Fat to Enlist at Fort Sam Houston
Army recruiting at Fort Sam Houston faces a puzzle as M R Girten of Hutchinson weighs too much to march or ride with cavalry or artillery. The note mentions a large number of eclipse houses in London and previews shorthand courses at Lawrence Business College starting Feb 1, while Bjornson’s widow marks her 90th birthday in Norway.
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San Antonio
Fort, Sam Houston
M. R. Girten
Hutchinson
Uncle Sam
London
Lawrence Business College
Bjornson
Norway
Secretary GE Facts on Grads from KU Alumni Study
Eleven KU graduates aged 9 or older average 10675 in annual expenditures and nearly 200000 in direct business purchases. Forty four of 80 have about 117 employees under them. 37 of 33 own homes. 50 of 793 own autos.
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K. U
University of Kansas
Fred Ellsworth
Lighty
Literary Digest
Sunspots Draw Wide Attention In Dallas
Gigantic sunspots visible with smoked glass occupied local astronomers and students in Dallas. Dr A D Laugenour estimated the largest spot at over 50 000 miles in diameter, about six times Earth's diameter. He suggested a link to magnetic fields and possible cold weather forecasts, noting the spots do not radiate heat.
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Dallas
Texas
A. D. Laugenour
Jocal
Teres
Langenoor
Ome
Bound Over In Motor Car Theft Case To Court
J A Moles was bound over to the February term of district court after a preliminary hearing this afternoon before Judge John Clark. Bond set at 800 dollars. He rented a Ford coupe January 11 from Rent A Ford here and was arrested days later near Ardmore Oklahoma on the charge of stealing a motor car. He said he had no theft intent but was seeking a person believed to be at Ottawa or Arkansas City Newkirk Oklahoma and Wilson Oklahoma. He had a bleak bill of sale when arrested and said it was used as scratch paper at Ardmore. Cancel Mortgage Against College Wichita Kansas January 25 cancellation of a 75000 mortgage against Fairmount College held by Congregational Education Society announced by Dr John D Finlayson. The society agreed to cancel on condition the constitution set aside a 275000 trust fund for religious education. He Faces Bad Check Charge Wichita Kansas January 25 A F Busick Chicago old man will go to trial February 24 on a worthless check charge. His bond fixed at 2000 dollars by Judge Grover Pierpont after forfeiture when he failed to appear.
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J. A. Moles
Justi John Clark
Rent-A-Ford Company
Newkirk
Okla
Wilson
Ardmore
Wichita
Kan
Fairmount
Congregational Education Society
John D. Finlayson
A. Busick
Chicago
Grover Pierpont
Busick
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Malachi
Hislop
God
Israel
Tsi
St. Pauli
de. Hislop
Bible Circle No
Mary Good
Maine
Ladies Aid
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Hislap
S&s
F. S. Folk
Ladies Aid Prosrant
Claas
Toor
A. B
Groap
Johnson
Tenn
Frank _Arnold
Avery
Cantok
Mach
E. A. Bleck
Church of the Covenant
F. Ty Allen
Fehoot
Doctor Bleck
Beer Tschings
Fredl Springer
Brotherhood
Real Estate Transfer and Foreign News Briefs
Real estate transfer records show B Hosfoerd and wife selling lot 28 Bancock place to Mary Lucille Vaughn for 81 and other consideration. Railway manager M Ivanoff of the Chinese Eastern Railway is released at Harbin, Manchuria by orders of Marshal Chang Tso Lin after a recent arrest. A note highlights that training at Business College yields many youths securing good jobs with Uncle Sam.
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B. Hosfoerd
Mary Lucille Vaughn
Bancock Place
Moscow
M. Ivanoff
Chinese Eastern Railway
Harbin
Manchuria
Chang Tso-Lin
Back Home for Burial in New York Spotlight
Abraham Hummel known as Little Abe, a jailed earlier exile who died last week in London, returns to New York for burial. Famous for guiding clients through marital disputes and other legal knots, he ran Howe and Hummel with Big Bill Howe, a storied figure on Broadway.
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New York
Little Abe
Hummel
Broadway
White Way
Jis
London
Blackwell's Island
United States
Abraham “H. Hupmel
Big Bill
Howe
Tutt
Abe” Hummel
Centre Street
Criminal Court
Howe & Hummell
Charles F. Dodge
Dadge
Lawrence Sunday School Attendance Jan 24 1926 Report
Lawrence Council of Religious Education shows total attendance 3710 with breakdowns: Children 816 Youth 80 Adults 814 University Students 224 and Colored 226. Church totals include First Methodist 322 First Christian 40 Congregational 235 First Presbyterian 227 First Baptist 295 West Side Presbyterian 348 North Lawrence Christian 112 Church of the Brethren 98 Evangelical 17 North Lawrence Methodist 96 United Brethren 86 Friends 78 Methodist 65 Episcopal 30 Nazarene 30 Unitarian 127. Largest group is Women’s Methodist 87. Annual Sunday School banquet set for Thursday evening in February.
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Lawrence
First Methodist
First Christian
Congregational
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
West Side Presbyterian
Tauteran
North
Lawrence Christian
Church of the Brethren
Evangelical
Lawrence Methodist
United Brethren
Friends
Eee Methodist
Episcopal Bu
Nazarine
Unitarian
Obituary for John Robert Lee of Kansas origin and family
John Robert Lee born April 24 1853 in Pikesville Tennessee lived across multiple Kansas towns including Wyamotte Tonganoxie and Lawrence before settling in Douglas County. He married Margaret Angeline Tueler in 1875 and had six children, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. He remained a Methodist member in Tonganoxie despite requests to join other churches and died January 16 1926. wife died March 28 1912. He leaves a brother two sisters and six children with various relatives in Kansas and Colorado.
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John Robert Lee
Pikesville
Tennessee
Margaret Angeline Tueler
Wyamotte County
Kans
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth County
Kansas
Elm Lawrence
Douglas County
Kansar
Tongenoxie
Methodist Church
Lawrence
Ald
Tonganoxis
T Om Lee
Pratt
Qorkaloosa
Martha Hamilton
Alderson
Okla
Curtis. Strong
Matilda Montgomery
Tom Tee
Minnie Lee
P P, Tuner
Joe Les
Cole
Springs
Cols
Karnes' Electric Hatchery Display At Kansas Power Building
A unique exhibit from Karnes' Electric Hatchery is shown in the south window of the Kansas Electric Power Building Adv A civil service course at the Lawrence Business College offers an odd position in government service and draws interest from readers.
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Karnes’ Electric Hatchery
Kansas Electric Power Building
Lawrence Business College
Churches Plans For Community Communion Service
Extensive plans outline the First Christian Church program for next Sunday evening. A candlelight communion with a brief drama on the Lord's Supper will be followed by a talk on the symbolism in worship. Midweek Bible study continues the series on Bible History for New Testament insight. University students host an all‑student mixer, and local church groups coordinate meetings and social events for the week.
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Christian Church
The
Bethany
Christian Church University
Chas
A. Richard
Ohio
Ledoux
Has. Richard
Albert Williams
Leo Shannon
Ottawea
Pape’s Biopepsin advertised as quick indigestion relief
An advertisement touts Pape’s Biopepsin tablets for acidity gas and stomach distress. It claims immediate relief from indigestion heartburn flatulence and sourness at a few cents per package, marketed by druggists selling millions of bottles.
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