Journal World 1925 Lawrence Page Subscription Rates
Lawrence Kansas edition lists subscription prices for carrier and mail with rates by distance. The page includes editorial note about republication rights, date March 30 1925, and a Bible verse Saving kindness Psalm 36 7 8. It also contains a fragmented editorial joke about Roosevelt boys and Asia.
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World Co
Simone
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Oia
Abe Bebo Chicazo
Hartford
New York
Frankin P
Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated
Presa
The Air Alarmists And The War In The Air
A Washington observer weighs the fear of air warfare against the Paris and London experiences in World War I. He argues that even mass bombing produced limited damage to morale and property, noting that eroding large areas like Douglas County would be far harder. Disarmament efforts and other measures to prevent war are urged. A 465 B.C. coin hoard in Russian museums prompts reflection on currency supply and legal tender.
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Venemy
New York ‘City
Washington
Gome
New ‘York
Paris
London
Douglas
Bond Issues and Political Debates Highlight Topeka Journal
The Topeka Capital endorses recent Capper article warnings on large bond issues by taxing bodies. The piece notes low voter turnout and questions state legilative action on funding. It references Lawrence bond votes, Kansas legislation, and university football schedules amid broader national and international items.
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Topeka
Arthur Capper
Journal= World
Lawrence
Rate Tax” Commission
Dr Alexander G C Humphreys Heads Stevens Institute
Dr Alexander G C Humphreys enters his seventy fifth year as president of Stevens Institute of Technology, a quarter century in the role. A native of Scotland, he trained at his father’s private school and began work at fourteen with a New Jersey gas lighting company. He later became an expert in illumin ating engineering and led the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and other national bodies. He is a prolific writer on his field.
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Alexander GC. Humphreys
Stevens ‘Institute of Technology
Humphreys
Scotland
New Jersey
Letters to the Editor on Kansas university funding and culture
The Plain-Living Professors praises Kansas legislature for funding a university auditorium and new campus buildings. It notes aesthetic value and rising student numbers, questions who will bear rising costs, and quotes a great writer on renunciation as life begins.
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Journal-World
Kansas
Troster
K. U
Asher
Inn
Amt Bay Tyne
Transcript Rules for Kansas University Freshmen
George C. Foster, registrar at the University, reminds high school seniors that they must file transcripts by August 1. Prospective students should send credentials early before summer vacations. Freshman registration is set for September 5 and the psychological exam occurs the day before. No freshman may enroll without passing the test.
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George C. Foster
the. University
Foster
City finances under Commissioner Stevenson summarized
Taxpayer outlines the city finances since 1919 showing $25 160 52 in bonds paid, $5 500 more to retire by Sept 1, with total bonds processed over four and a half years. Other bonds called or refinanced at lower interest, two-year sales at 4 percent, funds advanced before issue. Notes that some bonds from 1870 will be paid and reissued, highlighting taxpayer impact and city fiscal care.
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I.C. Stevenson
North Tih
West 7Th
Lawrence National Bank
Opening of Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
Forty five years ago today the Metropolitan Museum of Art opened in New York City with President Hayes and other notables present. Alaska observes Seward Day marking the 1867 purchase anniversary negotiated by Secretary Seward. Tau Beta Pi plans a light wooden key model that floats tied to a balloon and is electrically illuminated for night visibility.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Newark City
Hayes
Alaska
Tau Beta Pi
Roosevelt and party seek rare beasts for Field Museum
Chicago dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt Kermit Roosevelt and George K Cherrie plan a 1910 Central Asia expedition funded by James Simpson to collect exotic mammals and birds for the Field Museum. They will seek Ovis Poli Mare Polo sheep Markhor Yarkand stag Himalayan ibex goitered gazelle snow leopard and more, traveling via Bombay to the Pamirs, with pack animals and locals.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Field Museum
Roosevelt Ad Kermit
Roosevelt
George K.cherrie
James Simpson-Rooseelt
Central Asia
Museuum
James Simpson
Marshall, Field & Co
New York
India
Bombay
Serinagar
Pamir
Leyunig
D. G. Davies
Marco Paolo
W. H. Osgood
Museum
Europe
Cathay
Presidential Appointees Named To Sargent Office
ASSISTANTS W J Donovan of New York and Herman J Galloway of Indiana were appointed by President Coolidge as assistants to Attorney General John G Sargent. Donovan now holds the second ranking post in the department, succeeding A T Seymour, who resigned.
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W. J. Donovan
New York
Herman J. Galloway
Indiana
Coolidge
John G. Sargent
Donovan
A. T. Seymour
Growing Dahlias From Seed Tris and Garden Clubs
Gardening groups have promoted growing dahlias from seed, offering diverse forms and colors. Dahlias bloom the first season when sown in April in warm ground, with seeds yielding many plants. investing in premium seeds increases chances of exceptional, non identical plants. Fifty seeds for fifty cents can produce fifty beautiful plants with proper care, while other seeds like Iceland poppy and late seeding spinach varieties offer seasonally different options for cut flowers and fresh leaves.
Edge of the timber trophies and Himalayan wildlife notes
The article describes large subarctic game and trophies such as white spotted animals with long tails, Kashmiri and Thian Shan stags, Tibetan Argali sheep, Asiatic brown bears, Himalayan goats like ibex and Markhor, and the Himalayan Tahr. It also reports highway speeding fines of three motorists, and theft of a Ford coupe, plus a fictional police interrogation scene involving Wragge and Trickey.
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Kashmir
India
Tibet
Himalyan
To Be Continued Dr Crane Endorses Shorthand Class
Dr Frank Crane argues shorthand mastery surpasses inherited wealth and urges enrollment in the new Business College class. The item promotes adult education and emphasizes practical skills over money.
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Frank Crane
Business College
Skeleton Finger Mystery At Grange House
Scotland Yard inspector Wragge tightens the case around Sir Dudley Glenister and his circle. Trickey implicates a conspiracy linked to Kathleen Glenister and a diary as the investigation uncovers a Beechwood meeting and a motive to seize estate and title.
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Wragge
Simon Trickey
Dudley Glenister
Trickey
Kathleen Glenister
James Glenister
Norman
Sir Dudley
Kathleen
Glenister
James Wragge
Scotland Yard
Ael Wective
Rovers
Gndg
Dudley
George Glenister
Lone Wolf City
Iker
England
Beechwgood
Beechwood
Butlet
Grange
Diamond Dyes Color Guide for Fabrics
Diamond Dyes promise beautiful color with simple home dyeing. Dip in cold water for soft shades or boil for rich permanent colors. Each 18 cent package includes easy directions for dyeing or tinting wool silk linen cotton and blends like ribbons dresses and draperies with material type noted on the package.
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Iceland
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Louisiana Street
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China
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Wrageye
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Norwood Cemetery
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