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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
10
The article outlines the repentance sequence in Nineveh from Jonah 3 1 10: hearing the Lord the king’s command to fast sackcloth and pray, turning from evil, and God’s mercy. It then argues repentance is necessary for all to escape divine wrath, followed by the blessing of remission of sins and the gift of the Holy Spirit for believers in Christ.
Miss Edith Ames of Lawrence visited Miss Ruby Keohane, with both returning Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Foster and daughter Helen went to Ottawa on Wednesday. College juniors picnicked at Coleman's Dell, with a 5 pm departure and 10 pm return. Kensington club met east of town with Miss Ivy Clark and Mrs. J Ralph Jillson hosting. Mrs. Edwin Corman and Mrs. Ayron Collins attended. Dainty refreshments featured. High School class of 1919 graduates held a day-long picnic at Woodlief, led by Principal Grace Wiley. Epworth League hosted a curiosity social at the church social rooms with lively activity and a novel fruit sack serving. Property transfers include Goldie Berry and others selling to W. J. Diehe for 1000 dollars of SE 1-4 of S32, T13, R19, plus 135 acres. C E Collins and wife sold to Martha Ulrich for 5500 dollars the N 80 ft of Park St Lot 27, Lawrence. Elmer A. Stung and wife sold to Philip G. Meeder for 5200 dollars the NE 1-4 of S27, T14, R21, 80 acres. Lora Molby and others to Samuel James Molby for 1800 dollars the W 15 ft of Lot 130 and all of…
A Thursday Y M C A meeting led by Edwin F Price of Kansas University discussed summer vacations at Estes Park. Attendees expressed hope for strong representation at the upcoming Estes Park conference this summer and the sacks provided light amusement as a Fourth of July style celebration.
Legal notice details three adjacent parcels on Jersey Street Baldwin Kansas across lots 132 134 and 136. The announcement notes real estate actions affecting property boundaries and ownership stakes and references the local land records office for precise definitions and deadlines.
Suffered for eight years with rheumatic pains and kidney issues, Daisy Bell of Savannah Ga reports relief after Foley Kidney Pills. Also, Muirhead Bone war drawings commissioned by the English government will be displayed at Kansas University through commencement week. City Drug Store advertises affordable bill folds.
The Kansas University law school was closed yesterday as Dean Uncle Jimmy Green was ill at home. His advancing age and frail condition were noted as partially responsible for the sickness. All other professors, except one, gave high school commencement addresses, so few classes met.
Expect heavy enrollment as Kansas University plans to print ten thousand copies of the annual catalogue next week. Over 4,000 students are expected to attend next year, the largest enrollment by several hundred. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
Students at K U may vote on the university memorial for the world war hero. Prof G C Shaad says the senate committee supports student input, with election possibly next fall to avoid diminishing patriotic spirit. A Graduate Magazine questionnaire drew 65 replies, 40 favoring a student union building and 4 a stadium. Road King Ajax tires are guaranteed for 5000 miles at a low price from Maxwell Garage.
Dr. Epitacio Pessoa, Brazil’s president elect, arrived in Genoa on his way from Rome to Paris. He was greeted by city authorities and crowds at the station, and thanked Italians for the cordial reception received during his stay. He had been a guest of King Victor Emmanuel and met Pope Benedict in Rome.
Wholesome and delicious ice cream offered by Wiede Mann’s. Contact phone number 182 for orders and inquiries.
Students will vote on the Honor System on May 27 as in a regular student election with polling from 8:30 to 4:30. Efforts aim for a large turnout. Outcome may influence the university senate on support for or against the system. Sentiment currently favors adopting the Honor System.
An Oregon State association of secretaries of chambers of commerce will be formed at a meeting today in The Dalles, initiated by the local chamber of commerce.
A husband credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with saving his wife from severe illness. He describes rapid recovery, gaining forty pounds after using the product. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Round Corner Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
Chairman Edward N. Hurley of the United States Shipping Board invites commercial and other organizations nationwide to send representatives to Washington to confer on policies governing the operation of the American Merchant Marine.
Mr and Mrs Louis Boothe departed this morning to visit Mrs Boothes brother Lee Warren in Hardin Missouri. The trip notes family ties and travel from their home to a relative in Hardin.
Promotional note from Barber's Drug Store offering shoe care polishes in red white black tan brown and dark grey for kids and adults. Encourages keeping shoes polished to extend life.
Bid listing shows 1 red sow with 8 piglets and another red sow expected to farrow in 3 or 4 weeks. Also 1 Poland sow bred and potentially registerable, 1 grade Poland sow bred, 14 shoats weighing 125 to 150 pounds, 8 gifts bred, 15 shoats around 75 pounds, 1 red sow 200 pounds bred, and 1 large male hog.
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