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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
4
A reflective editorial passage on strikes likely to turn violent, noting the UK wheat normalcy among European nations and steady demand. It praises good intentions, foresees no weather-based impediment, and ends with a biblical quotation about separation from God.
A Salina Union editorial argues Kansas City papers attack two Lawrence wholesale grocers not only for politics. It notes Lawrence lacks a successful wholesale house nearby and claims Kansas City wholesalers feel teased by the press while politics intrudes into Kansas business.
The Republican nominee hopeful Tor Harley is praised for his long service and strong record as city attorney and county attorney. Douglas County Republicans expect strong support for Harley in the August primaries.
Lady Dorothy Mills journeys to North Africa to study cavemen becoming the first white woman to live among the cave dwellers for a week. Her adventurous lineage includes her Earl father and a US-connected mother. Meanwhile, potato tests near Par nell with Dr Melchers aim to compare treated and untreated seed yields. Silas Cabin and Alberta head home from Florida for a Lawrence summer. Alberta will teach at Fort Meyer in fall. Ernest Wise travels overland to Florence with Mrs Wise to visit relatives. Roy Underwood and wife stay with Mrs Graves while at K U.
A fragmented collection of witty lines and moral quips touching on dreams, French eyebrows, drowning stats, and financial embarrassment. It weaves humor about manners, self reliance, and social observations with stray phrases about doctors, flappers, and debt, all in a dated newspaper voice.
Walter Rigdon, band director, announced the Pra ternal Aid Union orchestra program for tomorrow’s Central Park concert. The set list includes marches and waltzes such as In Honor Bound, Overture Adonis, Alpine Sunset, Mexican Dance, and The Great American.
A large crowd packed Woodland Park for a Fourth of July celebration with radio music and long distance concerts. Horseshoe pitching, a grandstand dance by the American Legion, and chaotic but mostly orderly festivities drew thousands. Sheriff and Undersheriff kept peace as a minor cracker accident injured a boy and a traffic jam formed outside.
A busy day with a Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Alabama council to elect a bishop, Ontario ministerial conferences on rural education and iron ore prospects, a Boston national conference on child labor standards, a Texarkana murder trial, a Chicago education camp for Boys opening near La Porte, and Fourth of July festivities across Lake View including races, concerts, and fireworks.
Ned and Ted hike to Ms Preston's farm seeking trout, learn from Mr Preston that spiders hint at upcoming rain. He crafts a homemade barometer with a plummet and rawhide to predict wet or dry spells, explaining dampness affects weight. The boys gain respect for nature and plan to return after rain.
Local residents and families including Worden Ray Warphn, Thea Blt, Henry, Alberta and Nellie Stew art, and many neighbors traveled to Lawrence and Ottawa for visits. Others, such as Stella Gibson, Mae Thurhee, Inez Heffner, and the Pippert, Fleer, and Schwartz families, were seen around homes, garages, and social events, with several staying overnight or calling on friends in Lawrence and Laawrence.
Woe expresses thanks for support during the illness and death of father M Craig. His children Mrs Carl Graeber Mrs He A Sibley Mrs C M Dagne and Mrs Edgvar Bricken will travel to Chanute tomorrow for the funeral of Mrs Frank A Doane. Mes L Reardon of Sterling Colorado returned home after visiting sister Mrs Prank Trateh and brother Earl Erwin Edwin Ware Tanline Dowrody Pete Mendle and Ray win Caulk motored to city yesterday.
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