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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

Page

6

STUDENT STRIKE FAILS OVER SHANTUNG ISSUE IN CHINA

Thousands of Chinese students walked out in Shanghai and other provinces in a strike to force Pekin to renounce direct talks with Japan on the Shantung problem. Leaders blamed lack of popular support and untimeliness as the government ignored their demand for a public disclaimer and disclosure of secret agreements. About 30,000 left classes in Shanghai. the nationwide stoppage lasted a month before ending.

Shantung Shanghai China Pekin Japan Peking

Winter community notes on residents schedules and visits

June 27 reports farming in Lake View names Julius Bearman Newt Hamlin and others. Items describe visits with relatives odd fellow lodge Lecompton Lawrence Topeka and Perry with families in Idaho and Kansas. Several social calls include Winters Banks Seetin Colman and Criss amid club meeting postponement and upcoming events.

Julius Bearman Newt. Hamlin Lake View Walter Richards Will Anderson Paul Winter Laura Winter Charles Lecompion Milton Winter Salmon City Idaho Robert Cole Ship Winter Gladys Gretchen Winter Ineham Lecompton Charles Winter Ed Seetin Transmeter Ruth Colman Willis Colman Arthur Richards Barker Winter Community Club Lenora Schrover Elizabeth Seetin George Seetin Topeka Dorothy George Criss Res

Fort to Fort highway tractor accident and neighborhood names

The report notes a local neighborhood resident who was driving a Fordson on the Fort to Fort highway when the scraper pulled back, cutting his foot and causing a head injury. The piece also lists guests at a dinner hosted by Mrs. W. F. Elkin in honor of Mrs. Will Colman’s birthday and mentions various local residents and visitors in Lawrence and surrounding areas.

Fort-to-Fort Willis Colman Ray Ellsworth W. F. Elkin Will Colman Leland Colman Albert Davis C. P. Davis Edward Elkin Elwin and Everett Murray Snow Fred Otinzer Fiorence Harriet Mull Lawrence Stanwiy Dorothy Maurine Kanwaka George Banks Edith Banks Beattie West Lawrence Walter Richards George Barker Blanche Shelley Clara Nace Karl Krieder Varsity Theatre Beattie Armstrong John Banks Juhn Banks

High Prairie Church Roundup and July 4 Picnic Plans

Reverend Muir preached twice on cooperative effort and Temas with a text from Timothy. Mrs Heaston played piano. Attendance remained strong as harvest peaks. New song books and hymns noted. Visitors attended both services. July 4 plans at James Gale Grove include a Patriot service at 11 am, picnic dinner at noon, address by Dr Fra le h at 3 pm, and patriotic music. Families and friends invited. Harvest work continues amid showers.

Muir Demas Timothy W James Gale Grove Independence Fraleh of Baldwin Clyde Puckett Will Puckett A. F. Puckett Pleasant Grove F. Heaston Johnson Boland Frank Campbell Elmer Daniels John Daniels Frank Hibner Keith Elsie Hibner

Dance Frock at Mleecric Park Delights Families

Kans ening City hosted a Wednesday event at Mleecric Park labeled as glorious as the Fourth. It offered admission and tickets to all attractions for Ivanhoe Lodeu rsco and their families. Hibner and Keith joined Jay School guests yesterday afternoon with Arla for Mr Adolph Freark.

Kansening Mleecric Park Ivanhoe Lodeursco Hibner Keith Jay

Wheat harvest notes and local visits at Stony Point

Community brief from Stony Point detailing Mr Jack McMillen shocking wheat for Mr Holcom and several attendees at Sunday school and church. The column lists visits to the McQueen home, a business trip by Glenfi McQueen to Lawrence, harvest activity, rain delay, and multiple local families including Griffis, Lawson, and Hemphill.

Jack McMillen Holcom Vinland Sons Alva Rockhold Heraphit Craig Mary Griffis AL Roe High Prairie Martin Thoicamb Ddmes Rassinver Dackman Lawrence Rretor Saturn Dohanna Griffis Bernice Woob. Lawson L. A. Lawson Glenn Day Wese Griffis McQuee B.S. George Baldyin WH Price Cousrhterk J. Will WH. H. Hemphill Chak. Craiz Harvesters Moncy Martin Holsom I. A. Lawson Jess Miller Glenn McQuven

Chicago’s foreign born and state origins by census

July figures show Chicago has a total population of 2,701,212. Of these 1,444,508 were born outside Illinois, including 944,160 born abroad and 499,438 from other states. New York contributed the most natives, followed by Ohio, Wisconsin, and Indiana, with several other states listed by counts.

Chicago Illinois New York State Ohio Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania Minnesota Missouri Kentucky Massachusetts Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Oklahoma

Accidental Split Tool Sparks Metal Pen Idea

About eighty years ago in Birmingham England jeweler Joseph Gillett split a steel tool and, missing a pen, signed a receipt with the tool. The “happy accident” is credited with inspiring the concept of making metal pens.

Joseph Gillett Birmingham England

Mayor asserts Southampton as true Pilgrim Fathers departure port

Mayor S. G. Kimber argues in a letter that while Plymouth had a role in the Mayflower voyage, Southampton was the port of departure and the city’s claim should acknowledge Southampton’s pivotal preparations. He notes the Mayflower, joined by the Speenweil, left from Southampton in 1620 after delays at Dartmouth and Plymouth.

Southampton Plymouth S. G. Kimber Otrat Dartmouth

Odd Facts and Observations from Likely a Scrap

A string of curious statements on topics from wood hardness under pressure to sauerkraut on ships for scurvy, a Des Moines judge’s son fined for speeding, banana origins, Leap Year bean growth myths, ocean depths, leather views in Mohammedan practice, Koran binding, Bank of England note forgeries, and the revealing power of the microscope.

Des Moines England Bank of England

Yanks Optimistic on Olympic Games Note

The record quotes Percy Smallwood, Indians trainer, predicting American success in Antwerp while noting uncertainty about this season. The brief remarks touch on baseball and American League prospects, reflecting confident yet cautious expectations.

Percy ‘Smallwood Indians Antwerp

Spanish Under Despotic Rule in Madrid

Spanish Liberal newspapers denounce decades of rule since March 24, 1919, noting suspension of constitutional guarantees in all provinces and limited rights during elections. Censorship affects domestic papers and foreign telegrams, provoking sharp criticism of press freedom.

Madrid Russia la Libertad

Yukon league rejects coin change to dimes and nickels

The Yukon Development League has rejected a proposal to introduce dimes and nickels into local circulation. In Dawson Town officials insisted on keeping only smaller coinage, noting there is no coin smaller than the twelve cent piece and will adhere to that practice.

Dawson Y. T Yukon Development League

Floating Fair to Visit North Africa and Europe

The Italian government organizes a floating fair that will visit Tunis Algiers Tangier Lisbon Harce fona Marseilles and Genoa carrying samples of all Italian exports. It will stay four to seven days at each port with wireless orders to producers allowing same day responses. If successful further fairs are planned for North America Brazil Uruguay Argentina Antilles Venezuela Peru and Chile.

Rome Tunis Algiers Tangier Lisbon Harcefona Marseilles Genoa Taly North Americ Brazil Uruguay Argentina Antilles Venezuela Pero Chili

Wild animals price surge puts German zoos at risk

Prices for wild animals in Germany have surged with elephants at 10000 marks and a lion costing 4000 marks, making replenishing zoos unaffordable. Zoos face breeding programs as keepers across the country cooperate to manage costs and preserve exhibits.

Kerlin Germany

Fragrance Lost With Exhausted Petal Starch Restored by Sugar

An old note explains that flower perfume fades when petal starch is exhausted but can be revived by placing the flower in a sugar solution, resuming starch formation and fragrance at once. The piece also notes Russians rarely supply bed clothes in hotels and travelers must bring sheets and blankets. It mentions northern Scotland coast sailors facing three strong waves in a storm, with the fourth weaker.

Russia Scotland

Green River soda water replaces limes in homes

Green River soda water in bottles takes the place of limes and lemons in the home. Order a case from McNish by phoning 198. About 20,690,000 feet of timber used yearly to manufacture clothes-pins.

Green River McNish

Kryptok Eye Glasses. Lawrence Optical Co. Aspirin Ad

Bayer Tablets of Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept only unbroken Bayer packaging with proper directions to relieve headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets for a few cents and larger Bayer packages from druggists. Aspirin is a trademark Bayer manufacture.

Om Wy Bayer

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener

An old time remedy promises to restore dark hair and youth. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised to darken gray hair evenly and quickly, returning gloss and fullness with light daily use.

Wvyeth Wyeth

Freckle Remedy Offer Promises Free Trial

A newspaper blurb invites Miss Freckle Face to try Othine double strength to remove freckles with a money back guarantee. One ounce should suffice for even the worst cases, and the remedy costs nothing unless it removes the freckles. Ask your druggist for the double strength product.

Blood purity and vital organs underline health warning

The text warns that keeping blood free of impurities is crucial as even slight disorders threaten vital organs because all body systems rely on clean blood. It emphasizes the blood supply must function properly to sustain health.

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