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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
7
A campus talk will feature lantern slides with illustrations from live slides. The speaker will discuss Maeterlinck and the Blue Bird, exploring Tyltyl's journey, love, and the idea that heaven is found in the home and in a mother's presence.
A quip between parent and daughter pivots on birthday gifts. The father presents a zither and a self teach book while the daughter sighs that what she truly wanted was the zither teacher. The exchange highlights humor over ambition and practical aid.
A quirky early eighteenth century note recalls Puritan penalties for looking too healthy. Doctors warned round faces could signal lack of sanctity and even a fine for fresh appearance. January London crowds avoided such risks, avoiding the old ordeal.
The famed actress Sarah Bernhardt brings her company to the Auditorium Kinss City for three performances, presenting Camille and Madame X with a Paris origin tour. Prices range 1.00 to 5.00, with mail orders via local agents opening Monday the 15th.
The piece argues that reading Shakespeare varies by reader Sunrise and depth, from a child's simple engagement to Coleridge and Schlegel’s insights. It suggests each mind rises above the text to form a personal, mental image of the author and that musiclike thought can illuminate understanding beyond words.
A writer notes that views on adulteration vary by era with hops seen as a beer staple today but opposed in seventeenth century London. John Evelyn opposed hops, claiming they turned ale into beer and shortened lives, urging cider instead. Ancient practices included adding sea water resin and other substances to wine to prevent acidity or extend life, while Homeric taste favored goat milk cheese and flour in wine. The text warns that even loyal supporters may abandon you over time.
In a St Louis Star brief a clerk confronts a man near the magazine stand who pockets a magazine claiming no theft. The clerk reminds him success in life comes from work and urges him to pay or return the issue, while the suspect agrees to pay after a sharp exchange.
Rev Walter Burr to lead statewide anti fly drive linking Boy Scouts in Topeka and Olathe with Cherokee Weresby and Jena. Districts organized with three brigades per district. rakes, shovels and trash sacks used to clear waste. City provides haul teams to remove piles, prevent unsightly conditions for summer cleanup.
Marion township assessor Moore cannot locate as much property as last year. A small decrease in valuation accompanies a modest population increase to 1,147. Reported figures show taxable value at 499,850 with farms, land, crops, cattle, and other farm assets itemized, including oats, corn, hay, milk, and livestock, reflecting a broader tax base but lower overall property value.
A newspaper note announces the introduction of a Robert Hindson brand cigar in January. The blend features a Sumatra wrapper with a mild, fast-burning mix of nine elements, marketed as satisfying. Readers are urged to ask dealers for the Robert Hindson and try it.
Aug J Pierson issues a public notice from W O Cocking regarding reostockerd at Bismark Grove with improved breeds of fish. The document warns enforcement under law and invites attention to the stated action and location.
The University of Kansas School of Pharmacy announces a short course in residence from June 8 to July 19. It targets pharmacy clerks preparing for state board exams and those seeking expanded knowledge, continuing a summer session tradition to meet professional needs.
The Kentucky Derby, one of the nation’s premier classics, runs this afternoon at a famed track in Louisville. Weather is clear and the oval is in fine condition as contenders prepare for the post, with top horses from major stables expected to race for honors. Captain Jim Wik Haws is noted among the hopefuls as he aims to lead his tavernites to a strong showing.
A Halstead murder case is recounted with vivid descriptions from eyewitnesses. The article notes the victim suffered mind agony while the killer acted in full consciousness, with testimonies from multiple state witnesses at yesterday's trial.
The Merchants Puor y group plans a weekly gathering with Rev. Stautver in charge of the event and Watts mene Tomorrow Tatts listed for attendance. Uatertcent will be involved in organizing activities at Oak Hall.
In Kansas City the Merchants meet Mihtharh, aiming to repeat a prior road win. Earlier, the Merchants defeated Mull hollame over a different alley layout but could not replicate the feat in unfamiliar surroundings.
A brief note from Savona reports a political shift as the public favors a new approach. Early indications point to broad support for the leading party and its proposed reforms.
A 20 acre corn field suffered bacterial damage that stunted growth at the surface and required replanting. Owner E. Perkins will replant the damaged rows after tests show bacteria left in the soil. The investigation notes shallow root exposure and recovery timelines, with field work resuming as conditions allow.
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