Churches Gather for Sunday Worship Across Lawrence
A bustling church notices list for Lawrence shows services at Trinity, Second Presbyterian, First Christian, Plymouth Congregational, United Brethren, Friends, and other congregations. Morning sermons, Sunday schools, and evening prayers fill Sunday with multiple pastors and lay leaders guiding state and national mission efforts.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Sixth
Maine Streets
Paver
Young Oman
First Christian Church
Tenth
Kentucky Streets
George Darsie
C. E. Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lennon
R. v A. Schwegler
God
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
W. J. Hennig
Anti-Saloon Leage
Kansas
Heswig
United
Presbyterian Church
Tenth and
D. Everett Smith
Christ
Christian Sciencest Church of Christ
Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Uoom
Christian Science Reading
Trinity Lutheran
Court House
Luther League
Henry Albach
Mary Larson
E.E. Stauffer
First
Rands Church Oo. C. Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Rdv
Eric A. Bleck
Two Grand Medicine Doctors Advise Dual Prescriptions
In a cautious note physicians recommend using two medicines together or separately when single remedies fail or clash. They claim a compatible combination yields better, lasting results and helps expel blood while addressing deficiency. Both drugs are described as economical and pleasant to take.
American Rhodes Scholars to India on Oxford Plan
Oxford March 24 A plan to send Rhodes Scholars from the freshman class to India for ten months of teaching and YMCA work with Indian and Mesopotamian armies is announced. They will travel by way of the Pacific, return to Oxford in October 1913, and may include L J W Faucett Tennessee and others from Wisconsin Illinois and Colorado among the group.
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Kansas
Rhodes
India
Oxford
Eng
Germany
Young Men’s Christian Association
United States
Pacific
LJ W. F. Faucett
Tennessee
L. Johns
Wisconsin
C. V. Easum
Ilinois
W. Ly
Finger
Mississippi
Rex Miller
Jas Miller
Colorado
Iowa
Li M. Keeny
Poedee F. Wy
Nash
Missouri
R. L. Grismer
Vermont
E. B B. Naugle
Texas
Lawrence Woman Praises Backache Cure
Mrs Smith of Lawrence credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending six months of great back pain. She suffered low back ache, headaches and weak kidneys, tried plasters, gained relief after using the recommended kidney remedy. She urges others to seek Doan's at 50 cents from dealers.
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Lawrence
Dean
Murex Hayes
Doan
Government Prosecutes Trial of Alleged Bomb Plotters
Testimony in a New York harbor case linked German agents to plots to destroy entente vessels. Capt. Charles Von Kleist and four engineers of the Friederich De Grasse face charges for placing bombs on ships in New York harbor. Bomb squad detectives testified about fires and sugar cargo damage tied to the Inchmoore and Tyninghame, with details of bombs aboard by von Kleist’s group. The trial adjourned until Monday.
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New York
New York ‘Harbor
Charles von Kleist
Friederich de Grasse
Hoboken
Avith
Ehips
Henry Barth
T¢ninghams
Inchmoore
George D. Bamitz
von Kleist
Unclear historical dispute on campus paddling heated debate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a long standing quarrel at a university involving faculty and students over paddling. The text references Mount and Shatrepercus with vague chronology about fifty five years ago, Medicines or medical context appear incidental.
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Versy
Unive
Oani Ld
Shatrepercus
Wwe
Colorite sales and social notes in local column
Color your spring with Colorite hats at 25c per package from Dick Bros. Brackett Mrs W H Eaton hosted by Mrs L Bigsby for two weeks. Miss Goldie Gladys Aime Piper and others visited with Jesse Moon Harry Price and George Reed from Lawrence. Mrs Elmer Kiefer dined with Mrs Archie Taul in Lawrence. Pleasant Hour club met with Mrs Carroll Douglas. Mrs RW Yeoman visited her mother in Kansas City Missouri. Joe Sutherland has been ill. Several neighbors reported sick. Mrs L Bigsby spent an afternoon with Mrs JR Topping. Temperance lecture at the schoolhouse Sunday afternoon drew a good crowd.
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W.H. Eaton
No. 6
Carroll Douglas
RW. Yeoman
Kansas City
Joe Sutherland
L. Bigsby
JR. Topping
Women Succeed as Conductors on London Omnibuses
London, March 24. More than 2 600 women work as conductors on London omnibuses. Some promoted to roles as training instructresses time keepers and depot cashiers. About five hundred employed as washers and cleaners.
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London
London Omnibuses
Speaker Clark Expects Re election by Small Margin
Washington reports Speaker Clark, returning to Orleans, predicts a narrow re election margin of one to five in a one hour forty minute window after Congress opens the extra session at noon on April 2. Speaker Clay notes uncertainty over what Congress may undertake under the current leadership. Conklin and Waterman Fountain Pens advertised at McCulloch's Drug Store.
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Washington
Clark
Orleans
Congress
Clay
Ei Eer
Conklin and Waterman
McCulloch's Drug Store
New Russian Government Steps to Emancipate Jews
Washington reports the new Russian government has removed educational restrictions on Jews, a move officials see as a forecast of broader freedom. Combined with Finland home rule and Polish autonomy, officials believe the liberal program is advancing swiftly under the new regime.
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Washington
Mar
Russia
Francis
Finland
Poland
Portsmouth case ties to two gang clash reviewed
A fragment from Portsmouth reports a late night clash between two gang members. One person identified as Margaret Shana Spalding, daughter of Geo. W. Spalding of New. The text is incomplete but indicates a personal crisis or violent incident involving local individuals.
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Portsmouth
Margaret Shana Spalding
Geo. Wi Spalding
New
Mass findings and young women linked to hotel note
A note signed Peger and Ethel, found in a hotel room, suggests a pact to commit death by their own hand. Stanton, 22, and Spalding, 18, are named in connection with the incident. The report lists their roles and ages amid scattered local notices and consumer tips.
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Mass
Ethel
Stanton
J. L. Stanton
R.T Railroad
Los Angeles
Peger
Hurs
Lower Bread Cost Tries From Agriculture Announcement
Washington March 24. A proposed solution to the high food cost problem is outlined by Agriculture Department officials. The announcement promises to address pricing pressures and seeks to stabilize staples, aiming to ease consumer burdens.
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Washington, Mar
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A. J. Flory
Florence Postma
Edwin Land
Mildred Deay
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A.J. Flory
Dan Beeghiey
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Mabel Pence
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Ella, Landis
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Ella Landis
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Morrigan Insurance
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Matt Hertzo
Lone Star
Dan Beeghey
Lloydé Bephley
Ie Sakari
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Chi
Pelny
Rexall
McCollach’s
Tonganagie
Lawren
Government of
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Geo, A
Cook
Main Street
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