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A truncated notice requests readers to call the office between 7 and 7 20 PM to receive the Journal World by 7 PM. It mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations and urges subscription requests with a prompt copy sent to the reader. The fragment references desks, rates, and distribution details.
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Wait Patiently Wait on the Lord and Child Labor Debate
The Kansas House considered a child labor amendment claiming it would prevent exploitation and not materially affect Kansas. The text notes that true merit would ensure Kansas children can never be exploited under any change, urging scrutiny of state impact and protections.
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Kansas House
Kansas
Lowdown on Washington gossip and repeal prospects
A conference on AP gossip policy affirms emphasis on accurate news and rejects rumor prone features. Repeal of the eighteenth amendment looms, with states left to regulate liquor. The New York Herald Tribune doubts Vancouver sea serpent reports without photographs or skin evidence, noting eyewitness accounts require tangible proof. Jim Bridger’s reputation as a famed liar is recalled.
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Washington News
Lawrence
Raymond Moley
Brain Truster
Capital
Thomas Lamont
Senate
Roosevelt
NRA
Daily
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
Vancouver
Pacific
Jim Bridger
America
Geysers and a President on NRA Notes in West
A historical survey outlines Bridger and King reporting geysers in Yellowstone, while Gen. Hugh S. Johnson’s NRA peacekeeping may face farmer discontent with rising costs. Government gold purchases abroad spark taxpayer questions as employment claims surface amid employer reports to the President.
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Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Lone Star road resurfaced with shale by local residents
Residents near Lone Star gather for two annual road-work days under the Lone Star P A. A shale coating is laid on the county road near Lone Star while basket dinners feed the workers. Local events include a Halloween party hosted by Miss Thelma Deay and a masked gathering at the Deay home with friends in attendance.
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Lone Star
Torrento
Lone Star. P. A
Lester M. Bulla
Redfield
Kans
Ruth Sophia
Vernon Warringer Garratt
Lawrence
Garratt
C. R. Murphy
Hobart Okla
Gilbert Smith
Murphy
Smith
Thelma Deay
Oliver Deay
Arie Grosdidier
Anna Scherer
Minnie Scherer
Nina Anderson
Delphine Moore
Helen Selzer
Nole White
Leoma
Ming of Gardener
Clifford Haverty
Lloyd Garrison
Merlyn Andrew
Vernon Strobel
Earl Tornaden
Allen Westerhouse
Alvin Westerhouse
Clara
William McGee
Miss Sarah Wilder Delights Lawrence Recital at Presbyterian Church
Twenty five years ago a large appreciative audience welcomed Miss Sarah Wilder for a Law rence recital at the Presbyterian church. It marked her first return since studying abroad and friends noted her progress and refined voice. Pi Beta Phi sorority sisters ushered and distributed programs. Helpers included Miss Hazel Kelley and Miss Tess Critchfield.
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Miss Wilder
Ann
Sarah Wilder
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Social Calendar Highlights Visits to Kansas City and Whist Parties
Miss Helen Ames, Miss Amorette Weaver, Miss Grace Leslie, Miss Bertha Luckan, Miss Bess Stevens, Miss Dean, Miss Mildred Poindexter and Miss Polly Fuller joined Prof. Carl A. Preyer in chaperoned outings. Mrs. Alex Mitchell and others traveled to Kansas City to see David Warfield. Mrs. H C Ford hosted a gathering for Latisha Meyers ahead of her upcoming marriage to Carl Mettner. Miss Bertha Kilworth and Miss Maybeth Barker planned a party for Miss Meyers next Tuesday. Frances Perkins Otis Perkins and Margaret Perkins hosted sixty guests for a whist evening featuring hand painted score cards by Mrs. Perkins.
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Helen Ames
Amorette Weaver
Grace Leslie
Bertha Luckan
Bess Stevens
Miss Dean
Mildred Poindexter
Polly Fuller
Carl A. Preyer
Iider
Alex ‘Mitchell
Kanaas City
David Warfield
Fred Morris
Heatherton
Kansas City
David Warfier
Harry Miller
Vermont Treet
S. Eliot
Ed Faraons
H. C. Ford
Misalatitha Meyers
Carl Mettner
Bertha Kilworth
Maybeth Barker
Miss Meyers
Frances. Perkins
Otis Perkins
Margaret Perkins
Perkins
Floral and chrysanthemum show at Massachusetts street home
Forties era notices announce a floral and chrysanthemum exhibition at Mr. and Mrs. Luther's Massachusetts street home from November 9 to 11 with 59 cent admission tickets yielding 50 cents of cut flowers. Other items note election day closures at the University of Kansas, Kansas salt winning a World's Fair prize, Tarn Verein gymnasium opening at Turner Hall with Frank Newtwing as instructor, a social guitar evening at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dick's, Music club election of N. C. Stevens as president, and W. M. Clayton opening a boot and shoe shop at 836 Vermont street.
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Luther
Massachusetts Street
University of Kansas
Kansas
Tarn Verein
Turner Hall
Frank Newtwing
Harry Dick
J. H. Flynn
Kansas City
Association
N. C. Stevens
Wilcox
W. M. Cliyton
Vermont Street
Kansas History This Date Chronicle 1896 1897
The Atchison Champion switches from morning to evening publication in 1896. In 1897 the state supreme court upholds a 1895 gambling law, convicting a Crawford county man and ordering a one year penitentiary sentence.
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Atchison Champion
Kansas
Supreme Court
Crawford County
Murder of Lovejoy sparks mob attacks in 1837
History recounts minister editor E. P. Lovejoy who faced mob destruction of presses in St. Louis and Alton. After relocating editorial work under armed guard, a November 7 1837 assault led to Lovejoy's death in a violent confrontation reflecting anti slavery tensions of the era.
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Lovejoy
E. P. Lovejoy
St. Louis
Alton
Illinois
Cold Spell Broken Warmer Kansas Tomorrow
The AP reports Kansas will see a warm and fair spell after a deep cold snap. Temperatures statewide were about 9 degrees below normal last night with readings around 25 to 30. Forecasters expect a general warming tonight and tomorrow as milder air moves in. Snow was reported in Des Moines and in North and South Dakota with zero weather in Prince Albert, Canada.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Prince Albert
Canada
Des Moines
North
South Dakota
New Nash on Display in Lawrence at Hill Motor Co
The 1934 Nash lineup is shown at H. D. Hill Motor Company 619 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence. Hill, Nash distributor for eight years, displays twin six advanced eight and Ambassador models all with twin ignition. six 116 inch wheelbase 88 hp, advanced eight 121 inch wheelbase 100 hp, Ambassador 133 142 inch wheelbase 125 hp. Hill also showcases two six cylinder sedans. Nash plans a 2 million dollar advertising campaign with dealers receiving 5000 dollars each. Butter in well case and San Francisco street railway note follow.
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Nash
Lawrence
H. D. Hill Motor Company
Massachusetts Street
Hill
Nash Company
Vertisingigm
Outrageous Fortune Chapter at Packham Hall
Caroline visits Mrs. Van Berg at Packham Hall as Susie Van Berg begs for reassurance. Susie reveals fear about Elmer’s condition, hospital pressure, and pressure to speak, while confessing that Jim shot Elmer and Susie fears blame. Caroline confronts Susie, worries over truth and police, and prepares to leave as rain pours outside.
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Jim Randall
Holy Pi
Caroline Eh
van Berg
Caroline
Susie van Berg
Mrs. van Berg
Jim
Susie
Croline
Elmer
Alan
Jim Atreight
Serge Damp Ned
Nermoe
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Jim Noles
Susie van Bere
Carol O
Mystery Scene on the Staircase at Neste Ridge
Caroline hurries away from Susie and seeks shelter as a thunderous night unfolds. In a dim corridor she finds a door with pale light, enters a room behind a four leafed screen, and hears a familiar voice from the other side. Tomorrow Caroline witnesses a mysterious scene.
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Susie
Caroline
Riddell
Neste Ridge 13
Cippincott Co
The Surprise by Mary Graham Bonner
Jelly Bear and Honey Bear feast on chestnuts and try to dodge Grandpa Galamp. They plan to sleep early to avoid his bother and hurry to gather the remaining food.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Grandpa Galamp
Bears Flee as Grandpa Grouchy Tracks Them Down
In a tense moment the Honey Bear and Jelly Bear share chestnuts and safety sighs before Grandpa Grouchy Galump returns with news. He spots them, ready to claim the chase, and fires his gun, signaling a dangerous confrontation in the woods.
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Honey Bear
Jelly Bear
Grouchy
Tom
Jayhawker staff to publish new campus magazine
A staff of 65 students will assist in publishing the new Jayhawker magazine replacing the traditional yearbook. The first issue has appeared on campus with four more planned through the year. The staff includes 18 for literature, seven for art and humor, and 40 for editorial work, with numerous named students across the roles and addresses listed.
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Jayhawker
F. Quentin Brown
Alterary
Roberta Brabant
Picneantons Roberta
Breage Aeatta
Baverlyerna
Peabody
George Callahan
Lawrence
J. Alan Coogan
Charles A. Deardorff
Nce
Raymond Flick
Stockton
Cal
Margaret C. Gregg
Fopeka
Jessamine L. Jackson
Palmer B. Lindsay
Catherine Marsh
Omaha
Neb
Ray Miller
Latham
William D. Orbison
Okmulgee
Okla
James Patterson
Paola
Harriette E. Sherwood
Oliva Street
Kansas City
Lena K. Wyatt
McGee Street
Kansasee
H da B
Wright
Charl
R. Zeskey
West Sixty-Ninth Street
James H. Donahue
Wellington
Russell’ Field
Holmes Street
Robert F. Lamar
Charlotte Street
Kanka City
Moore
Beilefonisine
Kansas
Citi Hay C. Senate
Edwin Sharpe
Brookside Drive
James Kean Tilford
Wich- Badhtorial
Dorothea Elizabeth Watson
Independence
Kan
Dorothy Foster
Bartluaville
Emily Margaret Allen
Hoath
Patricia M. Arnold
Vernon A. Stench
Lon C. Tripp
Herington
J. R. Battenfield
Diherty _street
Ruth Luella
Roiner
Guthele
Ohio
Tacy Campbell
Ogden
Utah
Benjamin F. Copley, Jr
Wichita
Jack Denney
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harry Epperson
Scott City
K. B.gonsor
Leavenworth
Sam Harper
New York City
Ruth Kellar Holton
John ¥. Lake
High Drive
Kan- Pac City
Stanley Marietta
Balina
Morgah
Clay Center
Merwin H. Jor
Is Robertson
Marysvil Ack Be Behitt
Mecher
Edwardsville
George R. Sitterley
Great Bend
Edward V. Smith
Oberry
Isabel Lucy Townley
Topeka
Flashes of life from odd newspaper clippings in one column
A collage of quirky items reports coeds debating pants at Seattle University of Washington, a globe flyer writing a Mexican letter to his wife, police football gear stolen by burglars ahead of a game with Fort Lewis, a Chicago divorce decree after cigar ashes in a wife’s hair, and a Utah road blaze that officials nearly blamed on a wildfire.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Mary J. Bush
Oklahoma City
Wiley Post
Globe Flier
Mexico
Fort Lewis
Chicago
Rudolup Desart
Helen Puls
Rudolph
Grange
Utah
John C. Mackay
Kelker
Lecompton Victorious as Girls Shine in Gym Event
Lecompton’s team, coached by W. J. Cramer, See a slate of players including Jessie Orwood and Ruth Norwood excel in a gym pie event. The boys remain undefeated after beating Washburn 29-0, with strong showings from McChaghan, Schimmel, Murphy, and Clark amid injury returns. School adjourned for Kansas observances. several staff absences due to illnesses noted.
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Arcanal Winsgfield
Jessie Orwood
Ruth Norwood
Rosamond Barland
Rosemary Glenn
Henrietta Slavena
Ruth Morriss
Virginia Morris
Eilen’ Glenn
Esther
Michel
Boro- Wolf
Ruth Weimer
Marion Harmon
Fern Wymer
Dorothy Armstrong
Pearl Slusser
Norman Jane McClanahan
Lucille Rothwell
Donna Mellenbruch
Grace Oak
W. J. Cramer
Washburn
Lecompton
McCh Gaahen
Poster
L. H
Windchester
Hindchester
Kansas State Peris ‘Ers
Maurine Bruner
Sivas Ith
Sl Vena
Pany Wil
Opemary McClanahan
Snd
Doris Mellenbruch
Wilna Bert-sening
Three Arrests Sat Night In County Jail
Police rounded up three suspects Saturday night leading to three new boarders in the county jail. Two women Marie Brown and Flora Arehart were nabbed at Montgomery Ward for shoplifting hosiery and other merchandise. Arrests were made by Lilburn Dowers Ralph Hubbel and James Measer of the city force after clerks reported items taken. Sam Johnson of 812 New Jersey street was later arrested by Chief W J Cummings Huston Turner and Ralph Hubbel. The Athenian oath was repeated at a mass meeting in Youngstown Ohio during an NRA celebration.
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Jack Dunkley
Marie Brown
Flora Arehart
Montgomery Ward
Lilburn Dowers
Ralph Hubbel
James Measer
Sam Johnson
New Jersey Street
Johnson
W. J. Cummings
Huston Turner
Why Children Need a Liquid Laxative
A historical notice discusses using liquid laxatives for children, warning against harsh cathartics and kidneys irritation. It endorses gradual dosing and lists Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin as a widely used option, highlighting regulated dosing for regular bowel movement.
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Dr. Well
Purist
Dr. Caldwell
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