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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1926
Page
12
A student production of L Avare in the Little Theatre presents Harpagen the miser as both amusing and unsettling. The five act comedy is trimmed to under an hour through careful adaptation by the French Department. The gratis performance starts at 8:15 Saturday evening with public invitation.
The University of Missouri athletic director C. Brewster announced Missouri will not accept an invitation to play Hawaii next Christmas Day. He cited travel difficulties and the extensive preparations required for such a long trip.
Mme Alfred Sze lauded as best citizen Wednesday night when Mr. Ebersole of Big Springs suffered a stroke and died that night. Funeral held Sunday. Dora Black visited Osawatomie area Friday through Sunday visiting relatives. Local sale attendees included Walter Brown and several named residents. Farm moves occurred on William Moore farm, with new tenants and school enrollments noted. Ladies Aid meeting at U Bus church Bir Springs hosted by Mrs He boway with quilt-making activity and a luncheon..Subscription efforts highlighted by B F Glen with Successful Farming and Dairy Farmer. Mrs Bahnmaier improving after appendicitis. Grippe and illnesses affected students. Rose Parrish injured knee after a fall. Mrs Fred Moore recuperating in Topeka. Community updates include farm work, hatching, and care of chickens. Educational Council supper meeting planned with talk by Supt H P Smith and high school quartet. Agnew pleads not guilty to working without rights.
The text recalls past journeys of the Coldrady Aggies and notes William Bowen operating a saw mill in B F Glens timber area just south of the railroad. It mentions Bor. 1 as an experienced sawyer with his own outfit and describes ongoing community activity around sawing dogs for weeks.
The article explains pimples arise from bodily toxins, urging a week long regimen of four ounces of Jad Salts mixed in water taken each morning before breakfast. It claims this purges bowels and stimulates kidneys, aiding blood purification and clearing skin eruptions.
A fragment notes a person parking near lights and a battery rundown. The text mentions doubt being given and a benefit of the doubt outcome.
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