Remains of Pioneer Professor Patrick to Be Interred
Services will be held at the Unitarian church for the cremated remains of Professor George E. Patrick and his wife. Patrick, once head of the University of Kansas chemistry, died in 1916 in Washington. The bodies will be brought to Lawrence and interred at Oak Hill cemetery. Attending will be E H Bailey, E Haworth, Chancellor Frank Bong, Patrick, a sister Lucy Patek of Washington, D C, and possibly Mrs. Patrick’s brother Albert Lewis. Patrick was known for dairy chemistry and invented a cream determination test prior to the Babcock test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Patrick
Eawtepee
Unitarian
Frofeasgratrick
Uniity of Kansasy
Washington, D. C
Patrick
Denver
Albert Patrick
Patrick Eving
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Hattie Lewis
K. A
Oak Hill Cemetery
E. H. 5. Bailey
Eepeeer Patrick
E. Haworth
Qa. D. Rep
Radio Torpedo Mission to Silence U Boats
The Hammond wireless controlled torpedo, developed with the war department, is described as a coast defense weapon. Inventor John Hays Hammond Jr. works to perfect shore station guidance and air control to target submarines out at sea, signaling a potential death blow to German U boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays Hamdona, Jr
War Department
Hammond
How to get students special at Lawrence's Saturday
An early 20th century ad urges attracting university students to Kansas with fruit flavored freezes and Journal-World subscriptions. It highlights increased attendance at K U and selling the paper to young readers across the state during summer, emphasizing town support and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence’s
K. U
Turnoise
C. Fiend
Aimmer
Journal-World
Kansas City Senior Read Class Prophecy at Farewell Exercises
Miss Gopolyn Nutt of Kansas City will read the class prophecy at the KU senior farewell exercises next Tuesday morning. Harold Lytle of Lawrence acts as master of ceremonies and Frank Ixe of Lawrence reads the class history. The world looks twice as pleasant from one's own front stoop. Own a home. C. Friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gopolyn Nutt
Kansas City
K. U
Harold Lytle
Lawrence
Frank Ixe
Good School Record High Standing of Lawrence Graduates
Lawrence residents take pride in the University success of city high school alumni. The current Kansas University freshman class includes thirty seven graduates of Lawrence High School. Including others, nearly the entire 1916 class progressed to universities. At KU College, ten percent of the Latin class are LHS graduates, among fifty three on the honor roll. The fifteen listed are Maude Ellich, Mary Emerson, Nellie Reese Evans, Annette Fugate, Annette Garrett, Lucy Hackman, Mary Hackman, Everett Kiefer, Virginia Melvin, Nellie McBratney, Blanche Patterson, Hazel Tiggs, Pauline Sterling, Wayne Stev-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
K. U
Cliss
Our City
K. UL
L. WH. S
Dean Templin
Maude Ellich
Mary Emerson
Nellie Reese Evans
Annette Fugate
Annette Garrett
Lucy Hackman
Mary Hackman
Everitt Kiefer
Virginia Melvin
Nellie McBratney
Blanche Patterson
Hazel Tiggs
Pauline Sterling
Wayne Stev
Lawrence School Honors High Achievers in Citywide List
The honor roll includes Mason and Una Stockwell among fifteen students, comprising twenty eight percent of the roster. Fourteen enrolled elsewhere at KU feature strong names. among Rice recommended engineers for Fort Riley three are Lawrence High graduates: Lawrence Christine Clyde Constant and Merill Daum. Lawrence can take pride in its city schools' work as tomorrow’s fresh fruit sundae special at Lawrence's Sundae Shop.
Golden Wedding Anniversary for D. J. Husted Couple
Mr and Mrs D J Husted of 727 North Third Street Lawrence celebrate forty years in Douglas County with thirty seven on the Husted farm north of Lawrence. They were married in Cedarville New Jersey. He is sixty nine and she sixty seven. Six children attend the reunion Charles and George farm in Douglas County Daniel in Jefferson Okla Sarah in Wichita Alice near Lawrence Rachel in Boise Idaho. They receive friends this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husted
D. J. Husted
North Third Street
Lawrence
Douglas County
Cedarville
New Jersey
Huster
Charles Husted
Grant Township
George Husted
Daniel Husted
Jefferson
Okla
Sarah Rorabaugh
Wichita
Alice Parel
Rachel Brundage
Boise
Idaho
Kansas Athletes Set for Western Conference Track Meet in Chicago
Three Kansas University athletes Cap tain Fred Rodkey of Blue Rapids Cargill Sproull of Lawrence and Carl Rice of Coffeyville will compete in the Western Conference track meet in Chicago in June Rodkey the top half mile runner Sproull a 4 32 mile man and Rice national intercollegiate high jump runner up with six feet clearances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas University
Fred Rodkey
Blue Rapids
Cargill Sproull
Lawrence
Carl Rice
Coffeyville
Rodkey
Missouri Valley
Sproul
Rice
Philadelphia
Ton ganorie Atumni Pray play charms audience in village theatre
Local review praises the Tonganorie Amumni Pray production at the village center. Maude Campbell led the cast as drum major Mrs Brigs, with Christina Sherman and Ralph Briggs in key roles. The plot centers on Mrs Urhges a poor widow seeking a modest future for her family amid the antics of rich lovers and the poultry farm setting.
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Briggs
Paul Iver
Tte Adam
Paris
Mise Maude Campbell
Theo
Urhges
Chritiana Sherman
Jong
Inez
Cupaly
Mme Jones
Virginkt Lee
Mia
Hrigg
Ralph
Miss Jones
Daly Thornton
Stewis Itene
Jimmy Higes
Vane Freienruth
Silwsm
Lev
Virginia
Ife
Tally Kevs
2 Pix
Mrs. Briegs
Rosale Corey
Lena Geib
Mas Mista
Alvira Mingoss
Mandy Rater
Edith Hels¢er
Unclear era tale of love and mistaken kinship in Kansas
A fragmented story portrays Briggs as central, with husbands Sims and James Farrel, and a web of romantic entanglements. Long lost relatives surface including Ralph, Ler, and Mrs Briggs, while Mr Lee’s acts are reconciled and the town holds memorials and social notices. Multiple names and local events follow in a sweeping list of town life and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Sims
James Farrel
Dimmy Hriggs
Lester Hamil
Ralph
Ler
Virginia Lee
Mabel McNaughton
Photographic Study of Organs Opens Medical Insight
A British Medical Journal report by Dr James Scherer describes a new photography process to image living patients organs such as the liver and kidneys. The piece notes benefits for detecting kidney disease and intestinal blockages, while warning that excess uric acid causes pain and rheumatic symptoms. It advocates Anurie with hot water before meals as a remedy to dissolve uric acid and ease gout and related pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Bower
M. D
British Medical Journal
James Scherer
Memorial Day exercises by Modern Woodmen in Binbolit Kansas
Fragmented notice recalls Miss Huet Parr and a local gathering with friends, religious readings, and a church event. It notes Memorial Day services by Modern Woodmen of America at Odd Fellows Building in Binbolit with Rev Geo Darsie delivering the sermon and a public invitation noted for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huet Parr
Canals
Sewell
Kansas
Chil
Ives
Pari
Laiwrenteen
Mes
Mathes
Alam
Carter
Vie Wetec
Tomebinist
He Matera
Bowie
Suchtian
Jain
Ulavaty
Torganevie
Torganevie: Wrebw
Batette
Sie Petras
Thash Seliaot
Aero “High
M. W
A. Faewrenve
Woodmen of America
Geo
Darsie
S S S as Blood Remedy for Skin Ailments
The article asserts boils and skin conditions stem from the blood and cannot be cured by external salves. It promotes S S S as the only proper remedy, stating it cleanses the blood and revitalizes it. It notes S S S is vegetable and free of habit forming drugs, urging readers to obtain it or seek physician advice from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try
Denyn
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Lawrence
Swift Specific Co
Swift Building
Atlanta, Ga
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Profeahie
Wireless
Susmarine
Torerro
Geite
K. C. B. Company
Besourt
Lawrence Bottling Works Distributors
Lawrence, Kansas
Fei
Lawrence's
Wiedemann’s
Wetern
Tonganorie
Wan Tilted Laming
Sinsen Krarte Newsome
Leyla Kenney
Newsome
Dum
Boulder
Cole
Leeher Laming
Manhianttan
Lucile Heiser
Sam HH. Ward
Edminister
Ape
Rehity Cos
Kerk Tool
John Fd
Topeka
Reno
Board of Control
The
Civic League
Anni Rel
Lith
Edward Hoskins
McNaughton
Lanis Boboe
Ted Sentack
Tonkanus le Sannin Club
Woodnegdiy Evenue
Edward (. McNerney
Kansas Good Kods Association
Kuna City
Bechart Mourglua
Arias
Amd
Kan Stringfellow
Bansing
Kay Midgenway
HH. J. Moore
William Rene
Nira Dg. Culver
Civargind Glenkley
Six Corners
Misa Hilda Kline
Mos
Burgess
Tih Prairie
Willa Cronemeier
Jenny Whkingon Nast
Titusville
Dilworth
Benest Pritt
Theodore
Marguerite Rendall
Yui
Aline
Katherine Curry
Esse Bistir
Terrene
Werthesdtias
Camsa Cavesr
Olahome Cy
Brogher
Mdinand
Allan
Spork
Echool
Henry Brinkimin
Lawrences
Sumner Tus Deen
Charlotte
Walter Blynkley
Vartan
Mildred Mideney
Rene
Rees
Walter
Ashland
Oregon
Hewie
Leme Geile
Herbert Net
Warren
Ter
WM. Rice
Fitte
Ber
Fletcher
Ec Gn
Ec One
Aod
Castoria
Ian Dewi
Thorgey
T. A. Waated
R. RR. Thompson
Dork, Consol
Mann's
Binbolit
Lazarus
Harvard
Harvard University
Univeraj
Cambridge
Mass
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