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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
5
A scan of social notes recounts a lively evening of dances and parties with mentions of names, groups, and venues. The item highlights a Surprise Party, Sigma Kama pledge events, Pi Dancing Party, and various club gatherings with dates, hosts, and attendees.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a flurry of names and brief calls during yesterday. Many come from Kansas City, Newhouse, Alderdyce, Rosas, and others visiting households such as Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Jones.
The article notes Banty Tim visiting Ballywin with Mrs. Ack Roharts and others to see the new Gallery exhibit. Mrs Spring arrives, while Woodward's advertises a Kodakery monthly magazine with a free year offer. Union Mission Study Class meets at 4230 Ren Geer, drawing sixty attendees, led by Miss Eagleeye.
A jumble of old notices lists items for sale including furniture pigs and plants, with addresses and contact hints. Also included are requests for dray wards and family moves, a political nomination note, and a stray humorous line from a local paper. The fragmented text references a Dicker Halle event, a Monday preanmy, and a Batttalo Courier style exchange about accident insurance.
Report says police disrupted an opium smuggling plot involving Patrick Dougherty who tried to hide the drug in a rubber grape imitation carried by a jailed woman prisoner. Dougherty, a probationer, faces serious consequences. The item also notes a history of nursery rhymes and their ancient origins including Sing a Song of Sixpence and Three Blind Mice.
fragmentary OCR text offers no clear event or entities. The line reads as a garbled phrase about marriage and repetition of leisure terms, lacking identifiable people, places, organizations, or dates to form a coherent card.
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