Uncertain Times and Oddities From The Nation and Kansas
A Wichita court tests whether a beauty parlor can bob hair without a barber license, determining if a bobber shop is a barber shop. A Yola woman proves figs can grow in Kansas with eleven fruits from a single tree, suggesting Eden’s garden location lies in Kansas. The report touches on Hearst potential presidential run and Soviet leaders Lenine and Tchitcherin collapsing under duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Be Charitable Brethren in Hard Times Editorial
The article urges calm, urging President Harding to actively pursue settlement of the coal strike while warning state officials to maintain order to keep rail traffic flowing. It praises Governor Allen for his balanced use of troops, notes senate failures to curb tariff debate, and comments on Ku Klux Klan growth in Kansas with calls for countering secrecy in public life. It also touches on weather aiding Kansas crops and reflections on American civic norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Allen
Kansas
Ku Klux Klan
Independence
Ichurch
Russia
American political parties discuss third party emergence
A fragmented note outlines jubfican and Democratic parties in a nationwide campaign. It hints at the rise of a potential third party, heralded as a new political force. The incomplete text references campaigns, proposals, and broader electoral impact.
Editorial Comment Future Rests With Teachers Russell
Boston July 6 On his address to the National Education Association Dr James E Russell dean of Teachers College Columbia University argues that training leaders cannot guarantee safety without patriotism and service He endorses strengthening American history teaching to foster civic virtue and warns that public opinion will back textbook revisions to remove unpatriotic or harmful depictions of founding figures He urges intelligent self direction and a voluntary public will to support educators to preserve democratic governance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James E. Russell
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
National Education Association
Russell
Patriotic Service
Professional Schools
America
New York
New York City
The
Republic
William L. Ettinger
Nathan Hale
Bunker Hill
John Hancock
New York Committee
Great Britain
Boston ‘Transcript
Anniversaries mark events from poets to magnates
Today features memorials and birthdays across the globe. Shelley's drowning centenary, Rhodesia’s holiday for Cecil Rhodes, John D. Rockefeller's 83rd birthday at Pocantico Hills, and a Monaco tribute for Prince Albert. J Mayhew Wainwright attends the Leesburg tablet unveiling honoring Loudoun War dead. The last shorthand class of the summer opens at the Business College next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Oklahoma
Rhodesia
Cecil Rhodes
John BR. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Europe
Prince Albert of
Monaco
Montene Carlo
J. Mayhew Wainwright
Sistant
Leesburg
Loudoun County
The
Business College
Atlantic City Hosts National Reunion Delegates
Delegations from across the United States and Canada gather in Atlantic City for the opening of the annual national reunion and grand lodge meeting of their order. The summer term closes as shorthand classes form at the Business College next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Atlantic City
California politics and Senator Johnson in 1922 race
W W G E Griffiths, formerly of Lawrence now in Los Angeles, emails the Journal World with a California political forecast. He notes Johnson must be reelected or quit, Moore gaining state support, and a bruising primary driven by opposition to the four power treaty and Hoover cabinet links. He predicts a tough fight and Johnson’s rough tactics, urging mobilization of Irish and ex-service voters as the primary nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. E. Griffiths
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Journal World
California
Johnson
Hughes
Jing Lang
Kansas
Lane
Harrangue
England
C. C
Moore
Hoover
Abus
Fugland
Tilow
Hell
United States
Griffith
Dr Andrew M Soule Birthday Head of Georgia College
Dr Andrew M Soule marks his fiftieth birthday today and serves as president of the Georgia State College of Agriculture. A native of Ontario, he studied at Ontario Agricultural College and the University of Toronto and began teaching at institutions that trained him. He joined the Missouri Experiment Station in 1894 and later directed or taught at various agricultural colleges and stations across Texas Tennessee and other Southern states. He was appointed dean of the Virginia Agricultural College in 1904 and later led the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
United States
Soule
Ontario
Ontario Agricultural College
University of Toronto
Missouri Experiment Station
Texas
Tennessee
South
Virginia Agricultural College
Pleasant Grove Fireworks and community gatherings noted
Pleasant Grove residents enjoyed Fourth of July fireworks and moving pictures by the store while farmers worked in fields. Many visits occurred among the Flory and Churchhaugh families, with trips by Irwins and Hibners to Topeka and Salina. A large harvest and threshing season signals busy times, including honey yields, haying, and upcoming threshing operations as weather cooperates.
Oakridge Notes Purely Local Social And Farm Life
Misses Ruby Fairbairn and Marjorie Boreiter spent last Thursday in Linwood with the Misses Strang. Charlie Wood is building a new barn for Mrs. A. A. Hicks. Miss Channel visited the Shaky home Wednesday. Milton Hall went to Kansas City for the Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaylock, returning Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Dolan and Mrs. Andrew Potty with daughter Leann spent Sunday afternoon with Grandma Eastman and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Marshall. Grace Jones, at summer school at KUT, stayed Thursday night at the Provost home due to rain. Frank Taylor of Lawrence is working for Ross Standish while Ross threshes. Weekend shipment of potatoes from Bismarck by Messrs Walters and Jeon Hard. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wise and Mrs. Wise's father, Mr. McClain, left for New Mexico to harvest wheat. Mrs. Frank Walters and Mrs. Albert Kripp went to Kansas City Saturday. The x ray shows Rush Herford?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Fairbairn
Marjorie Boreiter
Linwood
Strang
Charlie Wood
A. A. Hicks
Miss Channel
Milton Hall
Kansas City
Fred Blay
Jock
M. Dolan
Andrew Potty
Leann
Grandma Eastman
Chas
Marshall
Grace Jones
Kut
Provoest
Frank Taylor
Lawrence
Ross Standis
Ross
Messrs
Walters
Bismark
Elmer Wise
New Mexico
Ffrs
Frank Walters
Albert Kripp
Afott
Rusk
Lievd Sivoky
May
T. O. Roberts
Tatwrence
Leona Fetty
Freda Therosey
Emporia
Esther May Lennon
Ness Sit
Nellie Golman
Swent
Ti-G.van Nest
Florence Sutter
Topeka
Ross Stanwix
Trecompton
Fort-To-Fort
Tanganoxie
Arkansas
Chas. Oldhim
Leonhard
J.C. Herriott
Dorothy Gebhart
Herriott
Marguerite
Francis Metcalf
Striter
Luther Sandefur
Liavenworth County
Tdi Leonhard
Sandefur
Friendly Scissors and Paint Box Pat Create Nicky Nome
Betty longs for novelty while Understanding Scissors crafts a new paper figure named Nicky Nome from gnome lore and ground paints. The tale follows their playful invention amid farm and town notes from a July community page, with local business and visits interwoven.
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Betty
Pat
Puirview Missionary Society Activity and Local Visits
Sibley notes midweek meeting with Mrs Brown nest Wednesday and threshing work ongoing. Families: Koehler sisters visit Cowles. visits by Wheadron Mickarsky Hassner and Hassner. Ed Paasch family with Babbit and Newton households. Ethel Ina Cowles head to Colorado for a few weeks. Local ads mention Brinkman’s Noubln Loaf and Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop at 1011 Mass.
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Puirview Missionary Society
Missus Louise
Hilda
Edna Koehler
Algne
Charles Wheadron
M Mickarsky
John Hassner
Miss Hassner
John Akin
Oeilus Cowles
E.and
Family
Ed Paasch
Sizer
Babbit
Bert Babbit
Baby
George Newton
Ethel
Ina Cowles
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. R. Hearst
Lenine
Tchitcherin
Senate
Germany
Hve
Tom Sims
Ohio
E.griffith
Ottawa
Pleasant Grove
Citizers
Joe Studebaker
Elbert
Hollis
Lucile
Johnny Gimblett
A.L
Mary Flory
Henry
Arlie Flory
Hibner
Williams
Charlie
Lawrence Tors
Ezra Churchhaugh
Mary
Virgil’ Flory
Isaac Flory
Tra Flory
Wil Postma
Postma
Washington Creek
Walter Desay
Orville Flory
Lewis Churchhaugh
Virgil Landis
Taine
Weaston
Charlie Williams
Walter Trin
Salina
Kieth
Hill City
Mer
J. DP. Irwin
Tibnes
Kenneth Trwin
Salinac
Trwin
Frank
Tawrence
Grove
Landson Pek
Charlie Jacobs
Charlie, Williams
Bara Churchbaugh
Harvey Flory
Avery Hibner
Grovestore
Ing
Ezra Churchbaugh
Elsie Forney
Walter Deay
Deay
Miss Forney
Nettie Flory
Abe Flory
Sandy Williams
Hulda Dailey
Worddn
Postma-Peterson
Hallie Peterson
Mr. Postma
H. Beckle
Hervey Flory
Avery Thibner
Hervey
Oakridge
Mount Everest
Tolk
Lewis Allen Browne
Guume
Nicky Nome
Jonner
Hetty
Montag—Adventure
Traffk
Topsright
George Mattien Adiutirs
Sutter
Cain
Grice Jones
Marie Hu
Olathe
Knop
Frank Berciter
Freda Berriter
Tather Lennon
Vian Neste
Sibley
Brinkman's Noubln
Lansagen
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
F. P. Hormuth
Mass
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