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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1935
Page
4
The piece argues that national lotteries merely transfer losses and suggests keeping lottery funds at home to reduce the national debt. It notes skepticism about government promotion of gambling, warns of adverse effects, and mentions Mussolini’s army reorganization and a lasting business confidence pledge tied to Hoover's call to restore trust in government promises.
A religious verse from Malachi 3 10 urging tithes to the storehouse with promise of blessings and abundance for faithful givers. The single quotation emphasizes divine provision and accountability for offerings.
The piece notes Italians face life under a League of Nations boycott for Mussolini's wartime actions. It portrays Italy against the world as a romantic yet risky venture with trade curbs and shortages likely to cause hardship, comparing Mussolini’s stance to Germany’s prior disaster.
Kansas loses federal WPA dole funds as relief payments end before all employables are covered. Officials expect a rapid county by county survey to address both employables and unemployables under new WPA arrangements amid delays in implementing the broader government program.
Former president Herbert Hoover leads a constructive political critique of the New Deal. He sharpens opposition with detailed remedies, proposing eleven policies he deems superior and remedial to current effects, sparking voter evaluation of the next steps.
The piece notes frequent talk of a government lottery to boost national revenue. It recalls laws against lotteries as moral hazards and a tax on the foolish, citing Henry Fielding’s line that a lottery taxes all fools. It then observes a shift in the traditional American stance toward gambling.
University visitors will attend a 45 minute physical education show in the stadium featuring over 800 students. Girls led by Margaret Barton perform calisthenics while about 400 boys under H G Allphin and Guy Lookabaugh perform pyramid building and wrestling. Afterward the Missouri Valley cross country run begins from the stadium.
Twenty five years ago on Monday November 18 the Paola High School football team, compliant with state high school eligibility rules, lodged a protest regarding their standing and related procedural concerns. The dispute centers on interpretations of eligibility and school athletic governance within the region’s district framework.
A light rustic quip about an unexpected preacher dropping by home, leaving Ma and narrator in amused silence as they ponder what the visitor may notice from his seat. The humor rests on the preacher’s unintentional intrusion and the family’s shared reaction.
Fort y years ago Paola and Lawrence vie for the Kansas state title as the Jayhawker squad trains for Thanksgiving. Key players Ammons Power and Tommy Johnson feature, with Johnson limited to substitutes if Heil is injured. Local social notes describe residents moving, receptions, travel to Kansas City, and club activities.
Topeka reports a tenth straight cloudy day with chances of rain or snow tonight or tomorrow as cold northwest winds move in. Andrew D. Robb notes rain likely statewide, with a sharp fall in temperatures and a hard freeze expected in the northwestern corner. Western counties may see mid thirties, eastern parts lower forties as wind shifts northwest. The statewide record for cloud days nears 13 in 1913. Isham Wiggins, at Seventh and Lincoln, fined $10 for drunkenness and disturbing police. a gauge shotgun found on arrest.
Anne Farnsworth faces a split with Farnsworth Fisheries as Rob Crocker schemes to control the traps. Luke Farnsworth’s suspected murder abroad, hidden will, and a quest for proof drive Anne toward danger. John Neuman helps uncover a collusion while Finns and locals murmur of violence. Anne finds solace on a gilnetter voyage and in a Finnish-tinged romance as tensions mount.
A playful exchange unfolds as Top Notch the rooster and Christopher Columbus Crow discuss weather and wisdom while Mrs Quacko and Mrs Quacker spar lightly. The lively trio highlight friendly tensions and mutual respect amid chatter about rain and action.
A reader laments inflation and questions U S money creation. He argues bonds backed by government credit could replace gold vaults, suggests canceling bank charters, and favors treasury issued legal tender. He recalls Civil War era money theories and critiques bankers influence on finance and depressions.
Dr Iago Gald explains that poliomyelitis is caused by a virus entering the nervous system via the olfactory nerves. He notes most infections are mild, vaccines face doubt, and immunity may be induced by weakened viruses as in smallpox and rabies vaccines.
A program and plate supper will be held at the High Prairie school house Friday evening, November 22, hosted by Miss Laptad and pupils. The High Prairie Ladies Aid was entertained by Mrs. Loren Williams last Wednesday afternoon, with few attendees due to bad weather. The next meeting is set for November 20 with Mrs. Ruth Flory, an all day gathering focused on comforts. Various local residents attended events and travel, including trips to Kansas City, wood sawing, and club meetings. The Hopewell country club meeting was hosted by Mrs. Earl Black with Mrs. Fleshman assisting, and Lt. I. club guests heard a talk by Mrs. Robert Mitchell about Sumatra. Next gathering is November 21 with Mrs. Draper and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norment.
Station listings for KMBC WREN WDAF and others detailing Monday and Tuesday evening programs. Includes Dick Tracy Little Orphan Annie orchestras, sports reviews, musical minutes, serials, and public notices with names like Jimmie Allen Orr shows. changes in times and stations, with hospital visit note for Will Vaughn and appendicitis surgery.
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