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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
4
The investigation directed by the Recreation Committee surveys how children spend Sundays, detailing activities at home and in public spaces, with emphasis on play, chores, and parental involvement. It notes the distribution of time among boys and girls, mentions specific incidents and quotes from youths, and discusses concerns about excessive leisure and moral influence.
Sunday afternoon activity of Lawrence children highlights a community event with local youths participating in games and crafts. Organizers note safe recreation and family involvement as ages range from early youth to teens, with supervisors present at the Lawrence community center.
A newspaper excerpt analyzes how boys and girls engage in outdoor play and organized games, noting gendered differences and the role of Sunday School. It cites activities among youths in Topeka and Lawrence, comparing attendance and supervision patterns across Belleville and other towns, and questions which factors shape child activity on Sundays.
An early 20th century diary recounts a Sunday when many children faced weather and travel obstacles, keeping the narrator home with blisters from a long walk and noting that a core group still attended church and Sunday School. The entry contrasts a strenuous Saturday and a calm Sunday with limited participation.
A fragmented consumer note describes Prize Food as palatable and nourishing, mentioning cups or cereals like Grape-Nuts and Wheaties. It references health concerns, costs, and breakfast usages while noting mixed experiences with several grains and a dining routine.
A historical reflection argues Sunday School should direct children’s Sunday afternoons. It urges active wholesome recreation after church, with parents and church workers coordinating outings walks and stories, to counter idle or antisocial attitudes and keep children engaged.
In Baldwin Kansas on July 24 Carl Mosley, 18, accidentally shot his sister while handling a repeating rifle. The last shell misfired or misfired, and she was believed fatally injured.
Readable text shows an incomplete fragment about a name withdrawal linked to Washington and an individual likely named Wilson. The content is garbled with stray characters and lacks clear context, dates, or a definite event to summarize.
An OCR noisy ad touts remedies for freckles and skin tone promising quick results and money back guarantees. It cites a supposed doctor’s approval and patrons praising Chamberlain’s remedy, plus other dubious claims about urinary and bladder issues and general health promises.
Fragmentary OCR note references an event described as swatting or threats. Mentions a convention ball, a boy count, and unclear phrases about killing or letters. Details are illegible, preventing precise reconstruction of persons, places, or outcomes.
The article notes Blache Davis winning the health fair prize and receiving a gazette offered dollar. It mentions a girl participating with a large sack and several boys pooling money for a case related to social topics at the convention hall.
A faded notice from Kaw Valleis Creamery asks the public to continue patronage. It mentions Mr BL Fven and Son with a face in the ventral part of the city and warns that orders will be called for at a quiet time. It thanks readers for past support and asks for continued orders.
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