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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
4
Santa Fe officials advised shop workers to count the cost before a strike. The piece argues strikes hurt industry and the public, that workers risk misled by labor agitators, and notes many shopmen weigh consequences since talk of a walkout began. It also cites slang usage contrasts.
An excerpt discusses political moods in Germany about monarchy restoration, a corset maker blames waist growth on fashion, and a Herrin Illinois labor clash with strike breakers. A journalist notes Herrin’s pride in the aftermath, and a deaf man is cited as a successful songwriter and publisher head.
A Lawrence observer notes slow human progress despite high ideals, stressing patience and steady effort over generations. The piece warns reformers must endure long timelines, while emphasizing growth in understanding, kindness, and hope. It also discusses Germany's response to the Rathenau assassination and monarchist vigilance against a coup attempt.
The piece compares the Ku Klux Klan and other third parties like the Know Nothings and Anti Masonic party. It traces their rise from factional support amid slavery issues, notes their fleeting national impact, and likens the Klan to a sporadic force similar to the Nonpartisan league, likely to fade as years pass. It cites the New York Post as the source.
The Duke of Orleans, linked to France’s oldest royal line, is cited as planning a polar expedition and would be king if France were still a kingdom. He has long sheltered in Brussels, gathering French aristocrats who rejected the republic, and married an Austrian archduchess about a quarter century ago.
The text notes the duke spent much time traveling and hunting, using inherited wealth to fund tastes. It also states that during the late war he asked to serve in the U S Army, a request President Wilson felt compelled to refuse.
A garbled sequence of wry quips touches on gas prices, labor, gardening, travel, and humor from a humorous page. It lampoons public figures, British visitors, and war, while musing on time, shaving, and everyday oddities with disconnected vignettes and stray phrases.
Listings of anniversaries and events across the United States and Canada. Includes Malvern anniversary, past issues on sale, coal miners strike fourth month, Dominion Day, Mississippi Democratic executive committee meeting, Bible Conference at Eagles Mere, Dawes retirement and Lord succession, John D Beuret as Chief Constructor, and Canada cattle and livestock statistics.
Arrangements move forward for the State Baptist Assembly at Ottawa Kansas from August 1 to 10. Officials predict record attendance with outdoor venues at Ottawa University and nearby camps. Prominent leaders and missionaries from America and abroad will conduct sessions including Miss Alice Mianyor and P. J. Ingram.
Md Anderson, city sanitary officer, says many residents have not used the city waste disposal system. He notes most users are satisfied. urged property owners to place trash cans where drivers can see them for easier collection.
Alfred G. Hil, secretary of the University Alumni association, departs for a month long journey to the Atlantic coast and the east. He will meet Eugene Lowther, a 1926 University graduate and Emporia Cavette advertising manager, in Kansas City tonight and will accompany him during the trip. They plan to visit several universities and spend time in New York City, forming a shark stay.
Miss Ethna Jones returns from Kansas City after attending the International Sunday School convention. Vacation Bible school enrollment at the Methodist church grows, with 9 to 11 a.m. sessions four mornings weekly for three weeks. Several Baldwin residents travel or visit relatives, with notable plans for a Fourth of July celebration as merchants close stores for the day.
A fragment from a busy page details Betty’s chaotic morning as she fumbles with pencils and paints, while a plan to build a model tree with pasteboard and bright green colors dominates the scene. Nearby, notes recount family visits, travel, and local chatter, including relatives visiting Chicago and Denver, plus transit and church news.
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