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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
4
Readable parts indicate an Associated Press note about a cadet event or activity at a facility between 7 and 7 30 morning hours with unclear details and missing names. The fragment lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Sixty-one defendants pleaded guilty to violation of the prohibition law in a three day federal court term at Fort Scott ending yesterday. Judge Richard J. Hopkins presided as federal enforcement actions against liquor expand in Kansas. A separate note discusses plans for a third political party in Kansas centered on Brinkley voters and the impact of radio on campaigns.
A fragmented colonial era style note mentions Bill White entering politics and confronting the hollowness of political victory. It hints at a plan to join the state legislature and the associated disillusionment.
In our town the sudden shock reached many as a fire at Ford disturbed the evening hours. At around six o’clock a discussion with a local schoolteacher and a Baptist meeting followed. A large amount of flour was reported stored, and Mr Pearson plans to haul flour from his other mill across the river to reduce insurance costs.
A fragment highlights Prof William Chase Stevens leading the botany department with a forthcoming book from Blake s books. It mentions Mrs J A Healey hosting seven guests at a breakfast event and lists various local residents attending gatherings, with several misspelled names and places.
A fragmented recap recalls a ten years ago Friday game where Kansas University was blanked 20 to 0. The report mentions forwards passes and a player named Mandeville involved in a comeback attempt amid unclear details.
Rickets rises in fall and peaks in the first year, affecting bone growth including the chest and limbs. Defective diet and lack of sunshine cause it. prevention includes cod liver oil starting by three months and daily sun exposure when weather allows.
A fragmented 1887 Kansas history note describes a failed attempt to seize guns and evidence in a prohibition case. The item hints at an attorney general's actions and a disrupted plan on a specific date, with limited readable details.
Flashes of Life outlines a weekly arts column by Associated Press writs for News beginning January. The plan envisions 1000 to 600 words per installment. Included are notes on White House dinners and staff shifts with a London mention of the Prince of Wales amid uncertain health signals.
Fragmentary text shows an unclear note about a redeeming offer with odd phrasing and missing details. No definite people places organizations or dates are readable to form a proper news item.
A fragmented serialized excerpt from a 1930s tale follows Fanny and Bob Daniel as family ties tighten. Amelia, David, and the Brownbecks figure in a web of curiosity, money worries, and looming revelations within a household saga. Read tomorrow's chapter.
In a playful tale led by the Little Black Clock, Peggy and John join a quest to find wool wreaths or olive leaves. They wander past old houses and curious objects, then spot a wool ball on a gate, sparking questions as they piece together meanings and plans for tomorrows.
The brief from Washington notes Senate leaders as part of ongoing overnight news coverage. Limited readable text mentions Associated Press pairing and standard legislative briefing patterns. Further specifics are not discernible from the fragment.
A chaotic scene in New York involves foreign and local groups debating a five-way merger. Six students are reported wounded, with seven killed in violence tied to martial law tensions. A parliamentary move, the Tardieu vote of confidence, yields 28 to 270, signaling steep opposition.
The district reads like a growing town. Residents host gatherings at homes on 7th Street and near Prairie Rapids Road while a new house rises and a dairy farm expands. Neighbors donate canned goods and fruit, with the Pleasant Hour club awarding prizes for group charades and face the Halloween season with a two course lunch. Families travel to visit kin in Odessa and Lawrence, while plans unfold for a California move due to health reasons. A newborn weighs 944 pounds at birth, and local students attend Brackett and Market schools amid routine community updates.
A garbled excerpt from a 1930 Puff piece argues that leopard spots define the creature and cannot alter its essence, illustrating the idea that appearances do not change fundamental nature. The fragment references Leopards and a publication date around 1930.
A quirky notice urges prompt maintenance of bead strings to prevent breakage and scattering beads. It frames the prompt action as prudent care, using playful language and an old style tone. The fragment hints at a product or ad context with a humorous promotional quip.
A terse ad style pitch touts Danderine as a simple, time saving dandruff solution used by screen stars and thousands of women. It claims to dissolve flakes, stop itching, tone the scalp, and leave hair longer and softer with regular use.
Mr J M Lamer of Iola Kansas known lawyer and justice speaks on a new Gly-Cas remedy. The claim is pushed by Corner Drug Store and other leading stores in nearby towns. The press note presents public interest in a health product with regional distribution.
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