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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
4
A local ad promotes used pianos led by a Marshall and Wendell model priced at 350 dollars, with a special note offering many items for sale at 23 dollars each. The listing highlights economical instrument options for buyers seeking affordable keyboards.
Readable excerpts describe a world Sunday School gathering with delegates from Korea, China, India, Japan, Mexico and more singing in many tongues. The convention reported 27,888,479 members, with 16,000,000 in the US and Canada, and 2,500,000 officers and teachers. The event featured speeches by Taft and others, a proposed $70,000 budget, and widespread missionary and youth training efforts. Wiedemann's offered Banana Nut Ice Cream and Peach Ice Cream as regional specials alongside local shops and services.
Washington hosts a cosmopolitan gathering for the World's Sixth Sunday School Convention May 1924 with about 5 000 men in a Bible class parade down Pennsylvania Avenue. Taft praises the event as thousands more outside the hall observe a sea of delegates with red and blue badges from many nations.
Fragmentary text blends a biblical Exodus excerpt with local Vinland notices. The artifact mentions quails and bread from God alongside scattered community items, baptisms, travel, illness, and local happenings such as road concerns, church activities, farm updates, and town gossip from Vinland.
In a Los Angeles Times report, Mrs Hean J Glidden sues Gladys L Lamberton Wood for 80000 damages alleging alienation of her husband De Patron Glidden. The suit traces Glidden's travels from Mount Carroll Illinois to Monterey California and the Far East, where he allegedly fell for Woodward, who later wed bank clerk Walter Ayres Woodward after a brief courtship spurred by social circles.
Josephine M W Lawrence and her hand convey real estate to Edward N Noyes for 21000 in a warranty deed. Description begins at the north line of N W 14 of 7-13-20 and follows lines around a one acre tract to establish bounds. Leased strip along BK signals a property transfer with survey bearings and distances.
Monday morning docket in police court shows only two yesterday arrest names. Hvarkenies listed on the blotter alongside a peace disturbance case. TL Dim mery was picked up last night in a condition warranting the first charge and John Wey arrested on a warrant for disturbing the peace.
A long list of locals and visitors includes Mrs. Turkle from Topeka visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs Gillispie returning from a trip, Mrs Lavery visiting her daughter, Nolkemper visiting Conger, and Miss Robinson returning from Baltimore. Various others travel, teach, or reside in Topeka, Urges to Kansas City, and California bound moves. A Texas poison witness Needham is noted, and the Red Mill engagement at Bowersock is praised with cast and venue details.
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