LAWRENCE JOURNAL-WORLD Advertiser Notes Subscriptions
Subscriptions rates listed for weekly carrier and mail delivery with advance payment options. Chicago and New York representatives named for circulation inquiries. Paper notes Associated Press rights and local republication restrictions. Evening delivery issue contact numbers provided.
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Lawrence
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Victory death theme and mixed early 20th century notes
A fragmentary July 10 1925 column mixes religious verse with scattered notes on public figures and events. It mentions the ongoing Tennessee evolution case, educational debates led by Bryan, a grain marketing company facing closure, New Orleans payroll robbery defenses, Wil Rogers’ Oklahoma governor bid, and a Fort Scott Tribune remark on railroad freight rate changes.
Highway maintenance warning echoes in Kansas City Star analysis
The Kansas City Star warned that Victory highways may face rapid wear from heavy traffic as buses and trucking expanded. Experts debated road surface wear, maintenance needs, and when to implement steps to prevent deterioration, noting typical American practice of building first and funding later may fail for roads.
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Thisir Road
Fort Tor Fort
Turning Sermon Series At Gospel Tent Draws Crowd
Prophet Rev David Hill leads a turning work sermon last night at the First Evangelical church lawn as part of a Holy Spirit series. Out of town evangelicals praised music by Lincoln Street Church and drums, while Hill urged born again conversion and a life in Christ. Tonight his topic asks where the devil came from and what he is doing here with no service Saturday. Sunday will share his Kentucky lumber camp life. Japan buys radio apparatus from U.S. manufacturers at a monthly rate nearing $500,000.
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Gospel
Tenth
Connecticut
First Evangelical Church
Lawrence
M. ¥. Lienard
Lincoln Street
Bur Dudy
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Jesus
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Hill
Kentucky
Japan
Utes
Guy McClanahan
Muscotah
McClanahan
Hodger
Rose.Burnett
Seattle, Wash.s
Burnett
Lecompton
Douglas County
Etta Harris
Chas. Kuhn
Zeila‘Tliff
Ada Stark
Topeka
M. M. Slite
Creta Paul
J. E. Shirk
Wm. Hill
Lecomp_ton
Honolulu
Hawaii
Arthur
Lowell
U. S. Colorado
Helio
Thads
South Sea Island
Chumming and local notices in June era
Notes describe bottom fishing methods called chumming using scraps and ground fish for weakfish and channel bass. The text also records local marriages in Topeka and Lawrence visits, plus a heartfelt Honolulu letter detailing June weather, a mountain trip, a volcanic crater near Helio, and wartime memories from Arthur Hinl.
Chinnese and Japanese Workers Lived and Learned
In Lawrence notes, a visitor recalls barefoot farming in Asia with hoes and sickles, buffalo plows, and workers in cropped trousers. In local news, Miss Bitte Dick of Lawrence visits, a home talent play raised about seventy two dollars, Irene Slavens will teach in Greenwood Valley next year after earning her second grade certificate.
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Wells
San “Diego
Bitte Dick
Chas. Kuhn
Ted
Irene Slavens Whoa
Pat Greenwood Valley
C. J. Lane
Lawrences
Lake Gladys Named In Lost World Escape
In the Lost World chapter, the party maps the plateau and central lake from a tree-top view. The narrator, hailed as hero for the chart, is persuaded to name the lake after himself, a choice debated by Challenger Summerlee and Lord John, before finally settling on Lake Gladys as the lake’s name.
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Lord John
Challenger
Summerlee
South
America
Summerlet
Africa
East
Kensington
Gladys
Lake
A Dream Walk Through a Plateau Night
A narrator envisions a daring escape from a central mystery while contemplating a future journalism career. The night unfolds in a cold moonlit plateau setting with a peculiar figure, a silent Lord John, and a rattling Challenger. The escape plan stabilizes as the last glance reveals an unconscious Summerlee beside a smouldering fire.
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