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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1918
Page
6
Pie Jordan failed to produce sufficient evidence to show that Richard Shaw threatened his life with a knife to the throat. Shaw was released from the county jail Saturday night.
A clipped line notes a quirky purchase of Excelso and a playful reference to the threshers with a contact name Mc Nish and a phone number 198.
A reflective note argues against universal rules for pain and suffering, asserting individuals differ in how they experience ache. The piece contrasts general guidelines with personal resilience, urging balanced optimism without denying discomfort.
After a collision on the North Side yesterday afternoon between Albert Johnson and Vernon De Hoff, Officer Elijah Patchen arrested both for reckless driving. Johnson pleaded guilty and was fined $1 plus $4.50 costs. De Hoff pled not guilty and his trial is set for July 13 at eight. Johnson was accused of speeding and failing to keep right while turning a corner.
Witnesses say De Hoff drove at excessive speed as he attempted a turn and could not avoid a collision. His left foot-board ripped away. the other car remained undamaged. De Hoff claims he did not exceed the speed limit.
Fifty three University students chosen to join the School of Assistant Instructors in Reserve Officers Training Corps to open July 18 at Fort Sheridan Illinois. Five faculty members have applied and eleven are not yet decided. Names of 53 students and 11 faculty applicants listed with multiple professors noted for potential roles in medicine arts and engineering instruction. Columbia Steel Grain Bids at Green Bros.
Last week at the Fair Store in Lawrence the third big sale by Durst Sales System drew shoppers during five days with the store closed on the Fourth. The event set a record for total goods sold in a full week of prior sales, proving public confidence in advertised promises. The sale continues this week with many items offered at substantially lower prices as merchandise mounts in price.
Miss Margaret Perkins outlines two month program with knitting sewing and surgical dressings. Departments led by Mrs C C Seewir Mrs George J Barker Mrs William A Hinesley and Mrs Frank E Banks with assistant Mrs Frank March. Weekly times listed for each task and instructional staff provided.
Reporter Red from Camp Funston saw Jess Willard in a six round exhibition. Willard appeared dominant, landing few body blows on a lighter opponent as he wore him out. After returning from Funston, the observer traveled to Kansas City this afternoon and noted Willard’s speed despite his bulk.
A brief reflection on using a rainy day mindset when sunshine endures. The line notes that preparation and usefulness persist regardless of weather, attributing the sentiment to a journal entry by Ailany.
The article traces Amerigo Vespucci's role in early exploration and how the name America came to be used. It notes Vespucci's voyages from Seville, his disputes over discovery with Columbus, and the 1507 St Die decision that Columbus reached the West Indies. The term America appeared in Waldseemüller's Cosmographia, though Vespucci preceded Columbus in some claims. The house in St Die where the error was made still stands and is visited by tourists.
Poi the Hawaiian national dish made from taro bulbs is being produced with modern sanitary methods in two Hilo factories. It is shipped to the United States, with New York markets among the destinations, and is used in hospitals for patients with weak stomachs. The development reflects a broader interest in substitute foods and wider adoption beyond Hawaii.
Paxson of Honolulu warns against smoothing Hawaii as a sleepy paradise. He recounts moving from Philadelphia thirteen years earlier, becoming Rotary president and head of a large automobile firm, and notes Americans in Hawaii work hard, travel fast, and stay active at night.
New York steamship underwriters and government officials authorize tests of a three ton pneumatic safe claimed to float and resist fire and theft. Inventor intends to lock himself inside during lowering overboard to prove reliability, with potential adoption on American oceangoing vessels if successful.
British troops reaching Italy were nicknamed The Baby Army by Igillans who mistook veterans from the Ypres salient for fresh arrivals. The irony lies in the soldiers being battle hardened rather than new recruits, prompting astonishment at their polished appearance.
All members of Adah Chapter who desire to go to Baldwin July 16th will notify the secretary Monday. FOR SALE CHEAP Chalmers Touring Car excellent condition four new tires Call 134 Red. FOR SALE Feard Roadster newly painted and needs new tires in good condition Price 350 Phone 791K2.
Buick agent Ih. G. Wood offers a Chandler Six for sale at 695 dollars with terms. MILK TICKETS offered at reduced price for home delivery. see Mr. Wood at 643 Mass. Bell 402.
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