World Company 26 Simons President Adverts Rates
The World Company 26 Simons, President, 122 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas, lists advertising rates per week for a range of durations including one year at 6.00 and in advance 150. The notice includes contact for Chicago and New York representatives and references Associated Press dispatches and republication rights. It is dated Saturday, July 18, 1925.
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Massachsetts Street
Law
Nce
Kansas
Jcago
A. R. Kent
Hartford
Rw Fork
Franklin
Alcorn
Marbridge
Ember
Associated Pregs
Specia
Lancé
New York
Associated Press
Prohibition Debates Blur Lines Between Law and Enforcement
A discussion echoes across national forums as the Anti-Saloon League pushes for federal prohibition enforcement control. Critics claim federal reach has altered policy since enforcement began, while supporters argue the need for consistent application. The piece also notes university credit concerns tied to prohibition and comments on social manners from Morgan and others.
Evolution Trial Defense Seeks Supreme Court Review
Reporters note the Tennessee antievolution trial defense says its path to victory lies beyond Rhea County. They aim to have the Oregon case in the Supreme Court, hoping the nation will then see a verdict against Mrs. Scopes tested on broader grounds.
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Mencken
Tennessee
District Court
Rhea
Oregon
Supreme ‘Court
Monand
Oung
Scopes
Jarrow
Taussig, Harvard Economist, Noted for Tariff Policy
Prof Franklin W Taussig of Harvard University has been elected a corresponding fellow of the British Academy earning international recognition as a leading American economist. A St Louis native, Taussig joined Harvard as instructor in 1886 became assistant professor in 1886 and full professor in 1892. His Tariff History of the United States published in 1888 and later works on wages capital and economics solidified his stature at home and abroad.
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Frank W. Taussig
Harvard University
British Academy
Taussig
St. Louis
Harvard
United States
Tom Sims Says A Summer Garden Guide For Amateurs
Tom Sims advocates enjoying a summer garden as the best green turn and argues that a worthwhile man smiles as life flows. He likens life to dust and toes in it, suggesting personal joy over leaving footprints.
Review of The Plastic Age and Politics The Citizens' Business
The Plastic Age by Percy Marks portrays college life through Hugh Canor and his fraternity experiences with romance disillusionments and thrills. William Allen White’s Politics The Citizens' Business analyzes the 1924 conventions and presidential campaign in accessible prose emphasizing public opinion as a key factor.
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Percy Marks
the Century Co
Hugh Canor
Marks
William Allen White
Maxmillan Co
William’ Allen White
Hundredth anniversary events clash with political rallies abroad
A century since founding prompts Atlantic City Hibernian delegates gathering for a national convention while anniversary observances unfold in the southern republic and in Ohio. In Cincinnati, Nicholas Longworth will lead a Hamilton County Republican rally as New York reports a weekly rise in clearing house reserves by 1.8 million dollars. A small house fire on New Jersey street caused minor damage, and ads note a Willard battery for Ford and Chevrolet vehicles.
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Poland
Akron
Ohio
Order of Hibernians
Atlantic City
Benito Jarrez
Nicholas Longworth
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Leningrad Decline as Capital Remains a Mourning City
Leningrad, once Russia’s heart, lost its political edge after the capital move to Moscow. Buildings crumble, population plunges from 1,600,060 to 650,009, and main thoroughfares like Nevsky Prospect fade into cooperative stores and theatres. Yet the Hermitage endures as a premier art repository, with Rembrandt to Velasquez rivals, while Bolshevik governance preserves museums and parks.
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Leningrad
Associated Press
Russia
Moscow
St. Petersburgh
Peter the Great
Jrock
Winter Palace
Admiralty
Neva
Nevsky Prospect
Fifth Avenue
New York
Hermitage Fine Arts Museums
Europe
Rembrandt
van Dyck
Murillo
Velasquez, Snyders
Wolverman
Metropolitan Museum
Lenin‘grad
Constantinople
Angora
Baltic defence fears overrun by foreign invasion risk
The article warns the Gulf of Finland and Baltic approaches expose Russia to attack. It notes European navies could sail to Russia’s shores with little railroad support to resist. Moscow sits 400 miles from water, implying Bolshevik safety from foreign diversion if forced to retreat.
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Gulf of Finland
Baltic Sea
Russia
Leningrad
Moscow
Quieting title in real estate suit grants judgment
A district court this morning granted a judgment for the plaintiff George Baker in the action to quiet title to real estate against J C Stowe and others. The ruling settles disputed ownership and transfers clear title to Baker, following hearing and evidence presented by counsel.
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George Baker
J.C. Stowe
Milk Goat May Supplant Milk Cow in the City
El Dorado Kansas July 18 Associated Press reports George F Fullinwider of El Dorado predicts goats will replace cows in city dairy usage within a few years. He says the move is educational not a planter shift and highlights goat milk quality for babies and invalids. The Central States Milk Goat Breeders Association, formed 1922, now has about 60 members across Kansas Missouri Texas and Oklahoma with officers led by Fullinwider.
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el Dorado
Kan
Associated Press
George F. Fullinwider
Central States Milk Goat Breeders' Association
Mrs Fullinwider
Fullinwider
Switzerland
England
Mexico
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Oklahoma
Fullingider
J. W. Francis
Wichita
J. W.duke
R. L. McGreggor
Ralph Bongard
Lost World Episode: Ape Men Attack at Cliff Edge
In a jungle cliff scene Professor Challenger Summerlee and Lord John are captured by ape-men. The king of the apes orders executions as Challenger pleads for Summerlee. The heroes fight back with rifles, rescuing themselves and the four Indian captives escaping into the brush. The ending leaves questions of what to do with the frightened Indians.
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Petoreus
Summeribe
Professor Challenger
South
Amelia
Lord John
Kaye
Frith
Summerlee
Earth
Sonny
Challenger
Craim
Summer
Hee
Santee
Reagh
Sain
Herdig
Hornbush
Lord Roxthn
George
Chappie
Old Home Week Celebration Planned in Council Grove
Council Grove Morris county Kansas gears up for a seven day Old Home Week centennial and Santa Fe Trail anniversary August 9 to 15 with a council oak treaty marking August 10 1825, state and religious leaders to speak, historic tours and a Santa Fe Trail pageant featuring notable figures from Kansas and Taos New Mexico.
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Covnell Grove
Kan
Council Grove
Connell Grove
Morris County
Nee- O
John Quinky Adams
Plains
Spanish New Mexico
Kalla Maloy Brigham
Social Historien
Bishop McMurray
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Clara Hatzelrigg
West Side
Christian Church of
Topeka
Ben S. Paulen
George P.morehouse
Yesteryear
Custer Elm
Padilla Monument
Father Rudy
Belfry Hill
Old Bell Monument
Hermit’s Cavé
Kaw Indian Mission
Women’s Club
J,il Love
National Old Trails Road
William E.gonnelley
The
Kansas Historical Society
F. T., Cheetham of
Taos, N.M
Curtis and
Gapper
Homer How
Episcopal Church Schools to fund native African school
New York July 18 Associated Press reports Episcopal Church Schools children raise pennies for a native African jungle school. The Birth day Thank Offering will be highlighted at the church’s 48th triennial convention in New Orleans October 7 23. Since 1919 the church school service league has urged offerings on birthdays or Whit Sunday, usually in cents nickels dimes or dollars equal to the donor’s age. The fund aims to aid a specific future school project in Africa.
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New York
Associated Press
Episcopal Church Schools
United States
New Orleans
Church School Service League
Birthday Offerings Fund Liberia School Build A Slow Fire Spreads
Text describes the 1992 Portland Triennial Convention donation of 8126 for Missionary work in Alaska, funding a Pelican Jr. launch, and next funding a school at Fortsville Liberia with classrooms chapel and teachers’ living quarters. It notes 400000 Liberian children lack schooling and records a mass meeting at Convention Hall on October TL. Police report of R Bell and Huw Wood charged with drunkenness and fighting. Bell pleads not guilty, trial set. Hun pleads guilty and fined 15 dollars.
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Portland
Fortsville
Bishop Overs
Episcopal
Liberia
Frances H. Withers
Servien League
R. Bell
Huw Wood
New Jersey
Bell
Hun
Scopes Case Echoes Old Conflicts Between Modernists and Fundamentalists
New York July 18 Associated Press The Scopes case mirrors historic clashes over truth across centuries with Darwinian teaching in public schools drawing indictments. It ties modernist fundamentalist feuds to church histories from Plymouth Rock to 19th century theologians and colonial controversies.
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New York
Associated Press
John T. Scores
Tednessee
America
Plymouth Rock
Scopes
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Cleveland
William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Charlie A. Briggs
New York City
General Assembly of the Church
Richard Heber Newton
Radio use in schools demonstrated at KFKU station
Kansas rural school supervisors witnessed a live demonstration on KSAC at Kansas State College showing radio classroom instruction. Dean Umberger praised radio’s potential, while Dean Schwegler and Jess Miley discussed support and future growth. The talk framed radio as a bridge between rural and urban education.
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Manhattan
Kian
A. P
KFKU
Universe of Kansas
Kansas County Superintendents Association
Kansas State Agricultural College
KSAC
Kansas Rural -School
Dean H. Umberger
R. A. Schwegler
University of Kansas Schools of Education
Jess W. Miley
Dean Schwegter
Dean Umberger
New York City
James Watt
Columbus
Vuryall
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Main Street
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Canadian Senate
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Washington
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Cent
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Germ Reformed Church
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Philadelpha
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Henry Dunster
Harvard College
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Tia
Earl of Warwick
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Ottumwa
Iowa
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Ruhr
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Bellevier
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