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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

6

Fear That Voters Will Forget to Go to Primaries Keeps Candidates Awake

Topeka July 20 Special Political Letter notes candidates fear poor turnout on August 1 as primary day nears. It details efforts by campaigners across parties, the influence of local races, farmer backing, and intrigues over campaign literature costs and the Inter Service Corporation’s push to influence the election.

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Baldwin News Blends Visits and Baker University News

Mrs. Lewis Johnson and son Edmund of Kansas City visit Baldwin. many locals travel to Lawrence and Topeka. Baker University selects Dr. Wallace Fleming as new president. luncheon, speeches, and community support mark the announcement.

Billy Morgan Willis A Bailey The Federal ‘Reserve Bank Fred Trigg Kansas City Star Lewis Johnson Edmund Kansas City Top Helen Camphall Lawreier Baldwin Ernest Phillips Hutchinson Bald Phillips John Ruchiy Benson Bennett Florence Bennett Sheriff Johns John M. Marey Lawrence Elizabeth Leach Lora Leonard Charles FE. Becks Mary Alma Follin Thomas Martin Aly William C. Markham Holton Topeka Claude Beeks Kenneth Wilson GC. & Welley Arthur Gradner Welley Frances K. U Wellsville Epworth League First Methodist Church William de Quayle John Te Ross Niagara New York Lon Lafayette Te Hawk Jack Hawks Futler Harmon Clare Burn Littles Stookey Jore Louise Walker Ottawa Ani Thomas J. Harris Katherine Greencastle Ind Harris C. S. Shafer Fredonia C. FL Wolfe Margaret Brown Fall River Robert MacLean Wolfe Mmil Liston Baker Liston Ft Scott John Howard Campbell M. A. Ault Worn Baker University Wichita Wh Ho Wichita Beacon Markham Baldwin Letger Homer E.ehbright Buckhannon West Virginia Th Wesleyan University Marjorna Keohane Colorado Alpha Chi Omaga Keohane Green Mountain Falls Thomas A. Evans Hazen Kirkpatrick Anna Kirkpatrick and Evans Baldwin Eyworth League Institute Hattie Holloway Kansas Ci Grace S. Black Alfred Quackenbush O. B. Snyder Atchison Kansas Hver Grand Army of the Republic Kansas Volunteers Rov S. S. Lampman Sakaed Quackenbush G. W. Bailey Oakwool Quacken Ives- Hastley Lumber Co W.T Wvrne T. Weaver OT. Quackenbush Oskaloo Klyne Radcliffe Chautauqua M. W. Stratton Anna Severy Stratton Aminul Our City Irma Wishbaugh Coffeyville Suchunt Vince Isaacs 3 Badwin Isa Baker Case Library Welock Wallace Fleming Wesleyan Trustees Commercial Club University Osman G. Markham Servall Florence Story J. Luther Taylor Board of Trustees Dr. Fleming Wilbur WN. Mason First Methodist Pittsbury del Oscar Ky- Allison Mleming

From Overalls to Fortune In a Creek Adoption Tale

A fragmentary 1920s style notice describes William Wroeht of Wright, Okmulgee, claiming a fortune linked to Creek Indian adoption. It references labor unions with seven banks, and a quirky line about smokers’ habits. Also mentions Singer sewing machines and Dixon's Pleating Shop with prices quoted.

William Wroeht Wright Suse Okmulgee Okla Dixon's

Recognize True Self at International New Thought Meet

Franklin Farrington of San Francisco urged self discovery at the ninth annual congress of the International New Thought Alliance in Atlanta. He urged New Thought workers to help others find themselves, arguing many wear masks and seek a healthier self by embracing the true self. He warned against excess personality and urged fairness, noting a concept of the plus or Super Self. The item ends with a brief note on German substitutes for tea from the common strawberry plant.

Atlanta Franklin Farrington San Francisco International New Thought Alliance Farrington Constructive Psychology Association of New Thought

Bayer aspirin instructions from old packaging text

An old label describes Bayer aspirin but the text is garbled. It references Bayer packs with proper directions and states tablets come in boxes of twelve and bottles of twenty four or one hundred. It mentions the trademark Bayer and the manufacturer details in a fragmented way. The passage notes the product for headaches neuralgia and general pain and emphasizes authentic Bayer packaging.

Bayar

Northwestern University Opens Criminology School for Enforcers

Northwestern University in Evanston announces a new criminology school aimed at training law enforcement. City detective Caty of Seattle is leading the program, with emphasis on placing police officers at the core of criminology studies. The piece argues police are often behind criminals and highlights a claimed national cost of 50 million dollars.

Rvanston Northwestern University Caty Seattle Washington Howl Northwest Association of Sheriff's and Police May Ameri People

Fragmented notice about an ogirich life span and finances

A fragmented sentence notes an ogirich living about thirty years and mentions the average annual viekl of a dind ta ty, with unclear references to future terms or figures.

Wwe Ty Tua Fuuthe

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Boosts Vermont Woman

Union Village resident Mrs. L A Guimann writes that after weeks of weakness and inability to walk she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regaining strength to work nine hours daily in a steam laundry and praises the remedy for other women who feel weak and run down.

Lydia E. Pinkham Union Village Lydia LE Pinkham Lydia B. Dinkhoam Trom

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