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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1927
Page
4
The World Company offers subscription pricing for daily delivery and mail, with rates for one week two weeks and annual options. notices include carrier call guidance and post office details. A Bible verse excerpt and a Southeast Kansas editorial note comment on regional perception.
A column discusses that U S courts often perform well due to careful selection of judges. It argues the people should demand high standards in executive and legislative branches too. The piece notes critics and contrasts past medical diagnoses with modern tests and jokes about self esteem and gall bladders.
A Kansas editor received an invitation to Hoover events but found it hard to associate Hoover with plenty to eat. Mrs. White supposedly quieted lingering anti Hoover sentiment. The Eldorado Times mocks the Hoover era with a menu joke mentioning 320 hot biscuits for chicken gravy. Lindbergh words at Le Bourget echoed by others. Leavenworth Times editorialized that the US cannot whip the world. Topeka Journal mocks a University student for pacifist claims. An Austrian archduke challenged a Hungarian minister to a US duel, provoking offense.
A missing embassy minister and an archduke’s U S visit prompt commentary on diplomacy. In sports pages, talk heats about the Dempsey Sharkey fight tonight as a pivotal event. The piece also reflects on royal ties and wartime alliances contrasting King Ferdinand’s era with current affairs.
The article recalls a sixty six year memory of a frontier settlement reunion, notes a proposed Armies of the Frontier and Border improvement with a two story brick building planned on Massachusetts Street, and reports various social updates. It mentions W H Wetherell returning from Denver, M Robins from Sherman House, and several townspeople traveling for health, shopping, or work. It also covers Topeka civic funding talks for Washburn College, and brief notices of movement and travel by local residents and a few health updates.
George Clausen R A is celebrated as a Knight- Rood honoree on King George s birthday anniversary. Born in London seventy five years ago he studied at top English art schools and Paris masters Bouguereau and Fleury. His landscape and figure work earned acclaim at Paris Brussels and Chicago expositions. Butcher to Teach at Chicago.
Dining with Hoover in Emporia showcased his grasp of Mississippi flood recovery and farmer purchasing power, with Silk-like calm prose on trade, manufacturing, and industry. The event featured Irwin Kirkwood and William Allen White as Kansas paper men, plus a menu of fried chicken and fixins as atmosphere.
City commissioners held an adjourned session to review revised ordinances. Mohindron applied for a filling station at Third street and Funston avenue and was referred to the commission for new plan details. County attorney George K. Melvin filed a warrant charging Dean Cain with fishing with gear other than a rod and line.
A jumble of names and gatherings at Mrs. Dorothea Jeurman’s home in Lawrence features a family reunion with attendees including Miss Minnie Leurman and Mrs. Louis Bearman. Spouse couples, children, and visiting relatives are noted along with a telegraph line repairman and various Sunday visits across Town.
Schroyer Schreier and Harold Courtney met with James Schroyer in Frence. Mr and Mrs Ross Cole departed for Nehver with their cat on Monday during vacation travel. Mrs John Todhunter and son Roy of Grover visited Mrs Robert Schroyer Sunday morning. Mrs Robert Seer vakied on Mrs J omy Tuesday afternoon.
A garbled maritime query asks about a steamer named Leviathan and the role of the United States in sea travel. It mentions vessels, port entries, and regulatory powers, seeking clarification on ship status and global navigation rules.
Fragmented OCR notes recall celebrations and notable anniversaries including a World War era president, Archibald Constable’s centennial death, and a whimsical line about sparrows aboard a ship. Mentions locations like Edinburgh, Boston Mass, and a pharmacy setting.
Guthrie, scarred ex-war veteran, travels to Canada and joins Sir Charles Guthrie’s Fur Company at Elkwan. In a brutal river ice chase, his huskies and dog Had Castor save the party from a deadly tide crack as Guthrie’s bond with the loyal hunting dog and his rescue of an airedale mark a pivotal moment. He then faces a treacherous trek toward Tlikewan with Dr. Quartier and Joan Quarry watching anxiously as he refinds the coast.
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