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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
8
An Allied proposal valued at 11750,000,000 marks targets broad German payment terms. Rudolf Hilferding urged a Berlin meeting of industrialists to present the reparations situation, aiming for acceptance beyond the government. The figure hints at reduced annuities but lacks full schedule details.
A special assembly in the school auditorium this morning featured the presentation of the newly adopted school emblem. Kathleen 16x, Kurt Riesen, and Hills Johnson led the event with a student council display and later answered questions in designated assembly sections.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Shields entertained with a dinner party on Sunday March 10 in honor of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sawyer’s ninth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wilby Sawyer and sons Laverne and Eldon, Mrs Collins, and others.
Amid volatile trading in New York and Chicago markets, wheat faced declines and cautious sentiment as traders weighed US supply, world stock levels, and domestic crop reports. Anxious cash grain prices mixed with regulatory fatigue and bank funding fears underscored a tense, uncertain outlook.
A long list of neighbors and relatives hosted and visited across Columbia. Harve Flory family entertained guests including Beephley and Slud households. many residents helped with chores, wood cutting, and corn grinding at Will Postma and Frank Deay homes. Lawrence visitors and social gatherings featured Charles Shuck, Lloyd Shuck, Laurie Postma, Odors of community life appear in multiple petite gatherings.
Winona and others in Pleasant Grove report a busy week with neighbors moving farms near Lawrence. The Hiatt family left two miles west of town, Everett Bond moved to a nearby farm, and many residents hosted visitors, helped with wood cutting, and worked on telephone lines. Local cooking classes, school exams, and Lawrence trips appear amid social calls by Markley, Flory, Brohammer, Peer, and Postma families.
Dr Caldwell claimed constipation is inevitable despite care for health and advised Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, non habit forming remedy. He praised natural approaches, warned against drastic purges, and urged daily use to ease bowel movement. The ad targets mothers and families with claims of relief for constipation and related symptoms.
Warrant issued for Lou Foote, white pilot, charged with manslaughter in the Newark meadow crash that killed four teens. Captain Philip Sebold said the police would pursue the charge. Foote was the sole survivor. Also notes Missouri tax bill on malt extract for home brewers gaining favorable action.
Patient recalls shame from pimply blotched skin and describes using Bowles Mentho Sulphur to clear long standing skin troubles. Two fold action of sulphur and menthol provides relief. claims two to three days for firey eczema to improve. urges purchase from druggists as Rawles Mentho Sulphur.
In Chicago on March 21 AP reports Michael Burke seeks a divorce from a policeman. Burke says his wife claims his velvety complexion is expensive, noting he has spent more than half his salary on powder perfume and cold cream. The item references the criminal justice committee and related costs.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald as a powerful treatment for deep seated rheumatic pains. It claims rapid relief with topical application and easy use, urging readers to buy from all good druggists or the Round Corner Drug Co.
Secretary Gadd announced that General Charles P enumeral will continue as Chief of the Army for the remainder of his term ending in November.
Demand for surplus eggs this Spring pushes producers to maintain high quality. The situation requires greater effort to keep eggs clean, graded, and marketable at lower prices so buyers will pay extra for reliable quality. Market Poultry and Creamery seeks to buy eggs.
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