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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
7
Ad promising fire protection coverage via Morrison offers cheap rates for conversion to the old Continental. Calls day or night at numbers 164 or 957. Written inquiries should state desired amount of protection and duration.
Kansas City cattle receipts rise to about 1,000 with vealers strongest, cows and bulls firm. Steers scarce early, Colorado stock arrival later, vealers up to 15.25, load of Texas cattle in quarantine at 9.60. Hogs and sheep follow uneven pricing with highs near 21.10 for hogs and lambs around 16.50 to 14.50. Cash wheat and feed prices noted amid overall market weakness.
The column lists tea prices and hay market quotes for No 2 white and mixed te and rye hay markets. It reflects on flax linen bedding as a luxury for American households and contrasts Lithuanian production with American consumption, noting the value of linen and the idea of spending a dollar to help others. It closes with an aside on the origin of the name Chicago linked to wild onions.
A mother tries to mend a quarrel as Amy defends her claim of a new sweetheart status saying Bobbie hadn’t asked before she found a new dime. The playful exchange reflects small town courtship games among children.
A compact reflection on success emphasizing animated moderation as key. Walter Bagehot notes that true progress rests on a rare blend of energetic and balanced thinking, difficult to sustain.
Quoted exhortation urges kindness to the young and the naturally happy. It extols smiles as their natural sustenance and suggests remaining steadfast in helping others by choosing small acts.
The piece argues that new roads only realize economic benefits if maintenance is funded and carried out. Building roads without ongoing upkeep leads to rapid decay, wasting much of the initial investment.
Professor Miller of the University of Minnesota challenged ninety students to spell ten words. The best record was seven correct spellings, with terms like repellent and collectible among the tested items.
A strange scene unfolds as John peers at his newborn brother and is told by Tong that he will not wash his own cars for years. The odd remark highlights a boastful, humorous moment in a quirky family gathering.
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