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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
8
A Lawrence Kansas notice from June 23 1922 urges readers to acquaint themselves with a figure of peace quoting Job 22:2 and includes standard AP copyright boilerplate and republication rights. The item mentions a phone contact window 7 to 7 30 p m for re mailing a copy of the World.
The article condemns Illinois authorities for failing to prevent mining field violence and urges federal intervention to restore law and order. It links the disaster to broader turmoil, noting Lloyd George’s crisis and Irish political strife while highlighting diverse editorials on governance, law, and public safety.
The Kansas City Star argues second class postal rates remain war level and unjustly hinder nationwide circulation. A high fee taxes intelligence and risks dividing the country by limiting access to newspapers and periodicals beyond local regions.
Irvin S. Cobb, a Kentucky journalist now based in New York City, receives congratulations on his birthday. He began as a witty writer in Paducah and Louisville papers, joined a New York newspaper in 1904, then moved among leading dailies from 1911 onward, traveling widely as reporter and interpreter of common life while also producing travel, comedy, and short stories.
A Boston Page Company publication praised for simplicity and charm. The book from the Ideal Series for Girls covers both vegetable and flower gardens with child friendly planting guidance and seeds. It appeals to children and seasoned gardeners and costs one dollar at stores or from the publisher.
A collage of light quips, social notices, and short items from Lawrence area columns. Short jokes include tariffs and taxes, travel, and weather quips. Local social notes list visits, calls, and family activities among residents and visitors.
Names like Kenneth and Ha with Mrs Anderson and Boat visit A in Saturday. Walter Boyd called at the Ban ning home enroute to the Lawrences Elzie Bond has been shocking wheat for William Dunn this week. Mr and Mrs vening and others enjoyed a birthday gathering for Leroy Puckett with tea and angel food cake. Lawrence visitors include A E Puckett, Charley Puckett, Betty, Doris, William Puckett, D E Bond children, Alvin Bond family, Leroy Puckett and sons Kenneth and Harry. Roughley Medicine man called Wednesday. Miss Elizabeth Dunn visited Inez Bowen Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond hosted Sunday dinner with multiple Puckett and Bond family members. Harvest weather mixed with rain needed for other crops. Lawrence visitors also include Fred Gray and John Gray families with daughter Florence.
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