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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
2
Hazel, youngest daughter of M. Robinson, age eleven, bravely undergoes planned operation to remove a nasal growth after secretly arranging with her doctor. She is reported as recovering well and praised for courage. The notice also includes several local real estate and merchandise advertisements from Dale McNeill Realty and other vendors.
Professor F. W. Bryant of the University of Kansas English department earned his PhD from Harvard. The degree was granted June 17 and will be conferred at the Harvard commencement on June 29.
Friederichshaven Germany June 20 The Deutschland maiden voyage is set for June 22 from Friederichshaven to Stuttgart Mannheim Cologne and Dusseldorf. Built on Zeppelin lines for Hamburg-American and the German Airship Stock Co it features mahogany cabin礼 and luxurious fittings. Capacity 24 852 cubic yards of gas three motors 330 hp speed 35 mph range 700 miles lifting 44 000 pounds with 11 000 for crew passengers and freight Fares range 25 to 50 dollars.
Learn to swim with a free trial at the M C A instruction session. A wholesome pool depth and fresh water offer boys and men a chance to learn. Also mentions Cherry Cheer juice, Ray mond's Drug Store paints and brushes, and Hiawatha pies.
A program titled I ONLY. KNOW. WORDS BY JOHN KEMBLE opens the season at the city theatre. The piece features Kemble in a staged recital blending lyric prose with dramatic monologue.
Tufts College girls debate proper social conduct for next year at Metcalf hall and Start House veranda. Disputes center on hosting boys, dining with escorts at Boston hotels, and visiting frequency, with arguments over personal liberties and traditions amid a lively campus skirmish.
New York doctor Gustav A. Gayer nears the end of a planned sixty to seventy day fast to test whether mind governs body. He weighs 184 pounds, 20 pounds less than at start, and reports mental clarity with some afternoon weariness as physicians warn against excessive strain.
An ad urges readers to order spring suits from Hiatt the Clothier under the Royal Line and to consult P. H Bennett on plumbing and wiring for building projects.
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