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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
5
Early fifteenth century burlesques appeared in noble castles and at court, entertaining bored ladies and lords during Christmas. Retainers joined in, with elaborate costumes of Oriental splendor. In the sixteenth century these plays refined into masques, resembling modern private or drawing room theatre.
A slate of candidates announces bids for Douglas County offices in the upcoming Republican primaries. Probate Judge hopefuls seek party support in WY location while a Democrat runs. County Treasurer, County Attorney seeking second terms, and Sheriff nominee entered. Primary scheduled for August 6, 1918 or 1933 per filing.
Reverend Frank Jennings of First Baptist preached at Barker and plans another service in two weeks. Lawrence guests include Miss Herma Richardson visiting relatives, and Mr and Mrs Barr Gerris with son Robert Barr Jr visiting Carl Myers. Minervian Club met with twelve members and five guests. program featured songs and readings and Red Cross work. Other visits and outings include Richards family calls, navy recruit Richard Richards, and various Sunday dinners among local families. Dorens Society to meet June 12 with Mrs Norris Bryan.
A reflective line states that wisdom or folly depends on the learner. If one is wise, they can gain insight even from fools. If one is a fool, they will not learn even from the wise.
A local feature notes Kane's Cash Grocery in massachusetts with emphasis on its new opening, location details, and service offerings. No further context is provided.
Market steady with cattle and hog prices listed. Beef and fed steers quoted around sixteen dollars, receipts about 16,400 head. corn and other grains show limited activity with note of August position and unsettled hog markets.
A reflective remark on aging noting memory as the chief blessing and a store of blessings from early life, echoing Cicero's sentiment on life's later years.
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