Lawrence Daily World front page ad and notice
Newspaper page snippet shows advertising rates for subscriptions, carrier delivery, and foreign republication rights. Includes office addresses in Hartford and Lawrence, Kansas, auditor bureau notice, and a contact telephone window for missed deliveries. Dated Monday March 28, 1925.
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Pio Diva Nein
Ghoyay
Mall Trictin
Chiraco
Fepresentatieh R
Lawrence
Kansas
Turbulent Roads Highlight U S Auto Path Sunday Travel
A fragmentary 1920s clipping cites Isaiah verse and rough highway woes. It notes the U S had 17,591,981 autos, one car per 7.3 people and one truck per 69, with a referenced concrete road from Kansas City to Topeka as a difficult weekend travel route.
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United States
Kansas ‘City
Topeka
Fredonia faces factory loss over $30,000
Neighbors advise Fredonia on preserving a idle glass plant. The owner warns he will move the factory if $30,000 isn’t raised. Analysts debate value of the plant, potential town losses, and alternative local enterprises like a milk condensery.
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Fredonia
Timning
Clyde Knox
Independent ‘Reporter
Rolla Clymer
Eldorado Times
Freifionia
Noted Divisions and Propaganda in Congress
The Topeka Journal comments on the entrenched headquarters of various organizations in the capital and the constant flood of propaganda at every session. It questions duties and pay for congressmen under such conditions and recalls Herrin Illinois fate where a hospital opened to aid the injured amid surrounding relief efforts.
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Congress
Diplomatic veteran Basil Miles to wed in Paris
Basil Miles, former U S diplomatic staffer and now American commissioner to the International Chamber of Commerce, will marry Mrs Peabody Lavell of Indianapolis today in Paris. A Philadelphia native, he studied at the University of Pennsylvania and Oxford, began in 1905 as private secretary to the ambassador to Russia, held multiple posts, and recently resided in Paris.
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Basil Miles
Peabody Lavell
Indianapolis
Paris
United States
International Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Miles
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford
Russia
State Department
Washington
Riot rebellion anniversary noted in Northwest Canada
Forty years ago today the Riot rebellion began in the Canadian Northwest. Henry M. Robinson of Los Angeles, a member of the German Reparations Committee, is to deliver the Charter Day address at the University of California. A subcommittee of the U. S. House Judiciary Committee will begin hearings in St. Louis today into charges against Federal Judge English of the Eastern Illinois district.
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Canadian Northwest
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
University of California Toay
Judiciary Committee
U. S. House of Representatives
English
Hlllnois
Sunday papers in England lack Christian influence says Armitage
Liverpool reports Rev J J Armitage estimates Sunday papers reach 11 million readers with minimal Christian content. He notes in 887 columns only six mention Christian religion, urging readers toward pagan behavior. The Associated Press Birmingham.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
England
J. J. Armitage
Women of Spain Slowly Seek Higher Education
Havana records show 17 464 motor vehicles in city. 4 402 private cars, 9 660 others. Amid disjointed notes, reference to Madrid and vehicle types appears, with unclear figures on trucks buses motorcycles. Education progress for Spanish women is mentioned amid otherwise inconsistent data.
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Havana
Associated Eee
Madrid
Associated
Spanish Omnialbeit
Highce Educy
World peace advocate Clara Guthrie DArcis visits America
Mrs Clara Guthrie DArcis, president of the World Union of Women for International Concord, arrives in the United States to advance her organization’s peace plan. The report notes 363 female students in 1923 across fields from pharmacy to law, praised by university authorities as brighter than male peers.
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World Union of Women For International Concord
America
Changes at Vassar reflect a century of student profiles
Ten years show vast shifts in Vassar college students. In 1910 most came from public high schools and private schooling mattered less. By 1920 entrance requirements expanded from three core subjects to five required subjects with many electives, reshaping the applicant pool.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Associated Press
Vassar College
Vassar
Pen Ag Dip
No Like Finger Prints Mistakes Never Occur in Reading
London reports G S Golling Scotland Yard identification chief retires after 39 years with nearly 500 000 fingerprints taken and 260 000 identifications made without a single mistake He predicts fingerprints will become widespread for criminal and civil records including births in the next generation.
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London
Associated Press
G. Ss. Golling
Identification Bureau of
Scotland Yard
London Police Department
Collins
Jon
Eskimos Thrift Under American Care Urged by Rasmussen
Copenhagen March 21 The Danish explorer Dr Knud Rasmussen urged Danish and European policy to adopt American methods of treating and educating Eskimos He praised American schools for natives in Alaska for teaching English and aiding infant welfare and cooperative stores He criticized Denmark for keeping Greenland Eskimos apart from contact with whites noting Alaskan natives own motorboats large reindeer herds and modern equipment He urged teaching Eskimo literacy in native tongue and highlighted the role of reindeer as a key resource.
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Associated Press
Denmark
Knud Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Greenland
Canada
Alaska
Capady
Green‘land
American Bureau of Education
Reindeer
Missionary candidates chosen by Methodist church
Tulsa reports that 35 young women sought foreign missionary service in the last year. Seventeen will sail this summer, ten more may receive appointments, and twenty-eight graduates await assignments. Mrs. Hume R. Steele notes strong student ties but calls for greater youth involvement.
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Tulsa
Okla
Associated’ Press
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Hume R. Steele
Nashville
Tenn
Board of Missions
Skeleton Finger Headon Hall Mystery
Sir Dudley Glenister stands accused of murder to claim his estate. Detective James Wragge probes a tangled web involving Dr Willoughby Melville and Kathlein Glenister as a fatal evening at Headon Hall yields a silent house and a murder mystery unraveling through shadows and whispers.
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Dudley Glenister
James
Glenister
Willoughby Melville
Janes Wragge
Scotland Yard
Kathlein Glenister
Simon Trickney
Ideal continual bloom with annuals for gardens
The ideal garden offers a continuous sheet of bloom from May to frost, though hard to achieve. With careful annual selection and early planting a steady bloom from mid June to frost is possible. Popular annuals include poppies, asters, stocks, marigolds, petunias and verbenas, each flowering progressively longer after sowing.
Garden Tips From The Season For Year-Round Blooms
Readers are urged to plant annuals for continuous color from May to July including French marigolds verbena petunias stocks zinnias and sweet alyssum. Early sowing of annual poppies extends display. fall planting for crops that miss early season. Also notes rust resistant Washington asparagus peas Kohl rabi and 20 day French breakfast radishes with advice on soil mulch and composting.
A Lady With Purple Aigrette Lures Shadowed Steps
Inspector Wragge uses a shadowing operation to locate Mrs Coningsby after a lady in a purple aigrette exits Number 16. A young detective reports a found book left behind, which Wragge deems valuable evidence and awards twenty points for. The scene shifts to a Dead Man's Diary chapter heading as the investigation deepens.
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Kathleen
Wragege
Doctor Wilson
Wragge
Trickey
Lipscombe Road
Number 16
Peter
Scotland Yard
of the Purple Aigrette
Vectis Mansions
Grosvenor Gate
Mrs. Coningsby
Peters
Inspector Wragge
Scribbling Diary Reveals Simon Trickey’s Movements
A diary labeled Scribbling Diary with Simon Trickey’s name on the cover details his missions to America and a Montana mining camp visit. Entries, though terse, map Trickey’s activities for his employer Dudley and are corroborated by Kathleen Glenister and Wragge, hinting at a lurid record. The inspector notes the entries’ emphasis on events rather than literary flair.
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Simon
Kuathreen
John Grime
Dudley
Wragge
Norman
Simon Trickey
Seardboard
Trickey
America
Kathleen Glenister
Montana
Hig
Glenister
Lone Wolf
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