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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1930
Page
5
The London naval treaty gains US support and limits arms race while Kansas faces prolonged drought and crop damage. Police comment on bandit risks at stores. Topeka Capital inquires into vacation trips. Brazil deports foreign agitators amid rising anti communist concerns nationwide.
A Capital editorial lauds farming as steadily advancing past flashier industries while a New York man famed as the world’s greatest landlord commits suicide, reportedly from ennui. The piece notes the man’s organizational skill made his business nearly self running, leaving him with nothing new to do.
In The Old Home eee a two y days at Lecompton on the 0th Boch and aist distrist Prominent ly all ime until the first of October has been devoted to some camp meeting A State Advent Christian Camp Meeting will fill the idle period This gathering is expected to attract a large attendance A painful accident occurred at a farm near four horses attached when a trace line broke injuring one horse and causing a rib fracture The occasion at the Wade home two miles west of the city brought a cheerful gathering last night with many attendees
Immense crowd fills town for largest gathering in years as Barnum Bailey’s circus arrives. Mr Bailey leads the show and excitement runs high. Also note a management change at Metropolitan Insurance with Bob Crum resigning and Carey to replace him.
Bernard Guffler, son of Otto G. Guffler of Poehler Mercantile, nearly drowned in the Emporia country club lake yesterday while accompanied by traveling salesman W H Byrd. Califernis has
The article argues that modern concerns with psychology must balance with physical health, noting that intelligence can rise with better nutrition and health. It highlights how vision, hearing, tonsils, and adenoids affect learning, citing studies where removing these issues improved intelligence in previously impaired children. The maxim healthy mind in a healthy body remains valid, with physical well being closely tied to cognitive outcomes.
AP digest reports the Senate ratified a naval treaty by 58 to 9. Washington and eastern states face a heat wave with storms. A Pal estine tour spawns romance tale. Farm board chief denounces injecting a “political bank” into wheat. A plane crash in Chattancore leaves two dead. Senate adjourns without action on the President’s cabinet and Philippines governor nominations. A Soviet foreign affairs strike update and Michigan cherry crop notes cap the brief.
In a Texas ranch setting, Dagger confronts romantic entanglements with Mac Marley and Dick Welling as World War I escalates. Howard, a bond American soldier of fortune, departs to join Allied forces in France, while Welling and Daggers struggle with grief, loyalty, and family ties amid enlistments and news from home.
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a whimsical voyage with John Peggy and the Little Black Glock as they explore ocean life along the coast. A talking Clock speeds a magical boat and deep-sea creatures, while Peggy and the Little Black Glock discuss sensitive hairs, lenses, and timing.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a piece titled Tomorrow Ways and Habits, mentioning an aviation related topic and weather in New York. Readable parts reference life scenes and a shield or ice imagery, but lack coherent details or clear persons or organizations.
The Congressional Flood Committee documented a boat trip along the Atchafalaya and Grand rivers detailing swampy floodplain life. They observed deer bear and muskrat habitats, fur shipments, and a floating village culture with crude laws, while noting extensive wildlife and a potential breeding ground for waterfowl. The visit aims to inform Mississippi flood plans and explore humane natural stabilization.
The ace 2 birthday club gathered at Mrs. F L Hartman’s home with Mrs. C C Miles Sr hosting. Guests included Mrs. Helen Miller Mrs. Lorene Whittaker and others who presented songs musical numbers and contests. A luncheon followed as the group enjoyed games and fellowship.
Local residents report past week visits and illnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Johns and family traveled to Chanute for a funeral and returned home Sunday. Emma Miller is ill. county agent Hale spoke on chicks. Harold Stowe was severely burned from boiling water aboard a tractor. Beulah Trent of Haskell visited Johns family. several neighbors shared a Dutch lunch.
Winter greetings describe Mr and Mrs V Sprinkler of proper place hosting relatives from Lawrence and Clair ard. Alma Aulm is related, Dorothy helps with care for children as Mr and Mrs J Beurmen host others, with scattered references to Banks and Urman families.
A fragmentary note describes digestion relief products from Philippe Chemical Co. The text mentions milk of magnesium and a doctor recommendation, noting quick relief from stomach acid and discomfort.
Mr and Mrs Will Colman are described in a brief local notice referencing a visit or call on Mr Colman's Colman family connection. The fragment highlights personal social ties without further context or dates.
In England reports say Radox removes corns by pulling roots and skin. Advertisements claim quick relief for hard and soft corns with Radex, promising feet ready for walking and dancing in about two weeks. Sold at Corner Drug Store and other drug stores.
A Lawrence man describes Gly-Cas easing chronic stomach pains and constipation. He claims full recovery after taking Gly-Cas and urges friends to try it. Product sold at local and regional drug stores, including Merle Drug Store in Lawrence.
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