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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
3
A scrambled clipping mentions Jeremiah O Lear Sian, labeled as an agitator charged with treason in the United States, who escaped from New York after an indictment a month earlier and was captured on a chicken farm in Washington state. The piece also lists names and social notes from a Saturday gathering.
An advertisement extols perfect womanhood while claiming female suffering stems from functional disorders. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long trusted remedy used across generations to ease headaches backache nervousness and blues.
John M. Shea, superintendent of grounds, oversees a temporary wooden and asbestos roof over Fowler shops. Construction uses wood and asbestos fiber with a summer use plan for training styles, awaiting a permanent solution when the legislature convenes next year. Completion is expected by late next week, funded by the general repair fund. the note ends with an ice cream ad.
Dean Olin Templin returned to Washington to lead the collegiate section of the Food Administration and prepare government bulletins for teachers. He will campaign in public schools next fall and gather state reports from college women. He will vacation in New York with his daughter Miss Marjorie Templin, a dietician who sails soon for France. Prof. D L Patterson chairs the administration committee in his absence.
Lawrence National Bank and Mrs Czaplinski attended church at Clinton on Sunday. Mr Lloyd Duffee visited the M C Fetefish home Sunday morning. Warner of Kansas City is Lewi slaw. Mrs se AlnePetefish and Mr Lee Cox took supper at the George and Mrs Emery Jee home in Pleasant Grove. Calls at the M C Peters home Sunday evening included George Falley, Anta Martindale, Jessie and Mr and Mrs George Strahan and son Jesse helping with harvest at Christy wheat fields. Mrs Warner and granddaughter Hane visited J R Robinson home on Wednesday. Phase attended the Gluas iter a 69 eee Mis dfitter Fda Mr Ice h brother.
Wichita June 26 The government guaranteed price of 2.20 a bushel for this years wheat prompts forecasts of an avalanche of grain to market centers in coming weeks. Elevators and millers fear car shortages as farmers rush to sell a large crop, creating surplus wealth to invest in equipment and homes.
At Trinity Lutheran church Rev E E Stauffer led a Sunday observance encouraging the singing of America with a new verse praying for the safe return of soldiers. The ritual honors the boys over there and connects faith, flag, and patriotism in weekly services.
A special meeting of stockholders will increase the board from nine to ten and General Metcalf will be re elected as a member. Play safe by drinking McNish s aerated distilled water Phone 498.
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