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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
2
A fragmented OCR passage mentions Seattle Portland Los Angeles and East and June dates with unclear context. The text appears to describe rules changed to prevent filibustering and references June 21 and June 28 in a partially garbled report. No coherent event or names are extractable.
Sam G Clarke reports a U S Army Military Training Camp to be held at Fort Leavenworth from August 10 to 30. The event aims to train about 50 000 young men with government-paid subsistence and travel expenses. Also noted: Amundsen expedition updates and the missing ship may be engaged.
Fragmentary notice lists faculty and students pursuing further study at institutions including the University of Kansas and University of Chicago. It mentions a fellowship for BR H and plans for church services at First Methodist and Congregational church with speakers and sermon details uncertain. The text references times and dates around September and evening services at 8 o clock and a joint service at Kid a duth Park.
Fragmentary obituary notice for Adam Hasinger and Adam Hin south of Lawrence. Mentions Moses Lambkin and a funeral at a specific street location with a service time around 2 o'clock. Details are garbled and dates unclear.
An unclear OCR fragment suggests confusion in a local report mentioning a blue-grey item and a Wembley sign. No coherent names, dates, or places are readable to determine the event or outcome.
Local news notes describe university convocation plans at the University of Kansas for summer session including possible outside speaker, editor Miss ete Sree, and announcements to be made at the event. Other items report Burns at a ward, road repairs on Massachusetts street, hospital visits, postal employe clinic in Kansas City area, and Lawrence residents taking trips abroad for study.
Hertford June 10 The Associated Press reports efforts in Hertfordshire and across England to save the village blacksmith from oblivion due to modern farming gear. Plans backed by the county council and the Ministry of Agriculture aim to keep the craft alive through exhibits and schemes to prevent garage replacement of smithy work, with committees investigating the smithy’s plight and competitions planned for early June to honor handcrafted implements.
Thursday afternoon a sixth birthday celebration for Juanita featured games with Ruth Crumet winning the first prize. Light refreshments followed at the close of the afternoon. Present were Lillian Bowers Marion Hodge Clarence Henderson Eva Mas Richardson Harold Hunsinger Waldo Ott Ruth Weidemann Ray Lyons Iva Lee Horney Robert Richardson Emma Lee Richardson Robert Elston Marguerite McCleary Herbert Hagerman Ruth Grasmet and Mrs T F Wright who helped with the serving.
Chicago June 10 Interference free radio between airplane pilot and WLs station covered 116 miles during a military show. Army plane used a 50 watt master oscillator and three 50 watt tubes with a B tube receiver. Neutrodyne and super hetrodyne sets were employed. Within city limits a 50 foot wire extended to 200 feet for the aerial.
Article notes a resurgence of side saddles and long skirts among American horsemanship, tracing influence from English etiquette and Long Island hunting circles. Miss Thompson explains the fashion returns as preferable for safety and courtesy, with winners like Mrs John F Bloodgood shaping the trend.
Meadowbrook and Monmouth County Hounds back Miss Thompson on women riders though some insist a strained woman must be thrown unless the girth snaps or the horse falls. Oakland Riding and Driving Club endorses but doubts athletic youths may claim a man’s saddle. Riding masters see more children taking up horses as a hopeful sign for the American horse world.
Chinch bugs start moving from wheat to corn in southern Kansas with migrations roughly every twenty miles north. County farm agents in eastern two thirds of the state will set up creosote cyanide barriers as the preferred summer control. A furrow between crops carries dirt toward corn, creosote lines at the furrow peak, and holes filled with cyanide gas the bugs. In some languages there is no word for kiss.
The Church of God holds services at Tuver Hall on Rhode Island streets with morning classes and a 11 o clock address by Dr. Post on The World Appeal of Christianity. Centenary M E Church hosts Sunday school and children's exercises with Epworth League events. Vera Hoyt visits KU then heads to Seattle for summer. Flag Day services announced for June 14 at 3 pm. Elks invite members and families to a gathering. officers named.
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