Picture of Life of Christ Shown Three Days at Bowserk Theater
A Kalem Company film titled The Manger to the Cross presents the life of Jesus Christ in five parts. Filmed in Palestine locations with a trained company, Sydney Glocott directs an English actor and a cast taught for the biblical narrative. The production, costing $100,000, promises faithful Bible storytelling with scenes from Mary's childhood to the crucifixion and resurrection, aiming for record attendance at its March debut.
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Bowersork
Christ
Kalem Moving Pied Sire Company
Woly Land
Sydney Glcott
Sits
H. Bland
Jesus
Avtare
Mary
Jesu
Joseph
Palestine
Herod
Egypt
Pyramids
Sphinx
Marty
Fee
John the Baptist
Peter
Andrew
Sea of Galilee
Christ the Worker of
Mary Magdelene
Tudas
Jess
Inedus
Gethsemane
Pilate
Hats At The Fair Show Bright Spring Styles For Men And Women
The Fair features an extensive millinery display with hundreds of new hats in vivid colors inspired by flower gardens. Prices start around 2.98 with a Paris pattern hat at 35.00. styles include bright crowns, chiffon and crepe trims, and large shapes returning later in the season. Also noted is Nell Rose blue, military tones, and a popular lat box seen in eastern stores. A textile update from milliners Calin and team is praised. A separate item cites Foley Kidney Pills praised by a Maine railroad worker for relief from chronic inflammation and fatigue.
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Nell Rose
Nell Wilson
Washington
Paris
Milan
Business College Notes Show Students Moving Into Jobs
George Wilken joins IP Ficos as assistant cashier at a bank in Macks Kansas. Claude Harding takes a position with a triplettant firm in Kansas City. Bertha Pickens becomes Stenographer at Peller Mercantile. Laura Pickens joins Bell Bros. Misses Pickens completed stenography courses and quickly accepted positions. Miss Zwick and Mr. Cook take up stenography. they wrote 150 wpm practice sentences. Final ion Friday, a new class to be organized soon. Willis Colman and Andrew Konselink completed bookkeeping exams. Seven of sixty T. B. C. I. students were among the 30 who took the Civil Service exam under Moyes. Shorthand pupils plan to take the Civil Service exam next Monday. College received a call from Oklahoma for a young lady bookkeeper at a nice salary. More calls arrive weekly than can be filled.
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George Wilken
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Jesu Leon
Macks
Kansas
Claude Harding
Kaw
Iss
Bertha Pickens
Peller Mercantile O
Laura Pickens
Bell Bros
Misse Co
Miss Pickens
Zwick
Cook
Willis Colman
Andrew Konselink
Eixty T. B. C.i
Moyes
Oklahoma
Liberal subscription offer at Journal-World and affiliates
The Journal World offers a one year subscription by mail for 1.50 covering the Daily Journal-World plus Fruit Grower and Farmer and Kimball's Dairy or Poultry Culture each valued at 30 cents. New or old subscribers in arrears must pay 1.50 in advance by April 1. After a year, discontinue by marking refused. Some Lawrence carriers pay 0.40 monthly. six months paid in advance at 2.40 secures a year’s access to all three papers. Samples available at the Journal-World office.
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Journal-World
Daily Journal-World
Mail
Daily’ Journal-World
Kimball
Lawrence
Kimball's Dairy Y
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World Company
Kansas
How much area does a gallon of paint cover
A discussion notes varied claims between 300 and 500 square feet per gallon for two coats. It highlights building condition and paint type as factors, with Devoe lead and zinc paint cited as covering 300 to 500 square feet. The writer suggests 300 is enough and 500 is excessive, acknowledging both ideas have some truth.
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Devoe
Kansas Wins Indoor Meet At Convention Hall In Kansas City
Kansas defeats Missouri to win the eleventh annual indoor track meet at Convention Hall Kansas City with a 43 to 42 score Relay decisive as Kansas quartet leads late Edwards and Malcolmson anchor two mile win Patterson and Edwards shine with multiple top finishes Hazen Nichol son race in hurdles marks and a strong Kansas distance showing led by Edwards and Patterson
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Kansas
Missourn
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Jayhawkers
Edwards
Plive
Mal‘colmson
Jayhawks
Tero
Hazen
Nicholson
Crane
Patterson
Catron
Missouri
Thatcher
Kemper
Migouri
Kansas City Athletic
Huhel
Track event results from Knobel and surrounding schools
Results list includes winners and runners up from Knobel Missouri and neighboring states in events such as 80 yard dash, pole vault, 2 mile run, 50 yard dash, 5 yard hurdles, high jump, and 2 mile relay. Notable performances include Patterson Kansas 80 yard win, Floyd Missouri pole vault top, Edward Kansas 2 mile won, and Kansas achieving relay victory in 3 20.
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Knobel
Missouri
Thine
Patterson
Kansas
Murphy
Floyd
Hurst
ron—Edward's
Malcomson
Hamilton
Hardy
Catholic High School
Nicholson
Crane
Hazen
You Know McNish Aerated Water Pure, Register to Vote
Mirthful notice urges every woman of Lawrence to register and vote on the Commission Form of Government. The message emphasizes the water's purity and calls for civic participation.
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McNish
Lawrence
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Bowerloge
Kalem d Company
BOM
Moller
Doyle
AF H. Jahns
Alary
Arnold Haram
Maeline
Shiner
Asthama Cure
Frantiga Asthama CO
Tec Niagars and Hudsers
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McAllister
Kansas State Board of Education
A. J. McCallister
Lawrence, Kansas
W. Warren
Ball
Allen Port&ble Bath Apparatus
Wim
Calin
Corps of
Bacon
Bath St
Beth
Foley
P. Barker & Son
Cher
Business College Notes
Hunt
Alburn
West Pinckney
Conover Bros
South Tennessee
Rhode Island
Winois
Jenking Sons Music Co
Vose
Kurrymano
Elburn
Standard
Conn
Livingstone
First Presbyterian
Knights and Ladies
St. Patrick’s
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Dick Bros
Wiedemann’s
Raymond’s Drug Store
Raymond
Presbyterian
Stone
Sioners
Rowersock Opera House
Jas
Cole
Brooklyn
International Bible Students’ Association
Devos
Alligo
Hasen
Gray
All
Bartatt
Allen
Olmsted
Lome
Dunmires
Lawrence National Bank
Wilder Brothers
Har Hall
Neville’s
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Sime Il Desi
Crome
Good House
Bart
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Lange
Douglas County
Greenwood County
Independence’ Avenue
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