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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
3
Miss Friend spoke to Lawrence School children about the importance of education. Citizens, teachers, and professionals emphasized that schooling makes better citizens and helps individuals pursue life’s opportunities.
In Pittsburgh on November 27, prominent actors, playwrights, managers and educators will discuss whether the theatre has truly willed a legitimate future. The conference, organized by entertainment firms, will explore the state of American theatre and its direction.
Auburn Gal Nov 1e-4 reports transfusion operations on diseased trees using ferrous sulphate. Professor Lipman of Want physiology says treatment may fight aphis and blight. Hole bored through trunk, tube inserted, sealed with wax, and a reservoir feeds solution into the tree for absorption.
A comic tale from Milan describes Musco and his company facing a stark audience where even the comedian's best lines fail to draw smiles. A rising fever and trembling knees follow as silence deepens and the performer questions the lack of applause in a tense moment.
EowS return a profit in Cow Testing in Reno County. Average profit per cow above last year reached 76.17 dollars while cost per cow was 61.60. Seven other herds had only feeding costs of 27.84 per cow. Dairy officials credit liberal winter feeding and high protein rations, with alfalfa or clover as ideal sources, and bran and oil meal as alternatives.
The column records weddings and guests among Murphy and Gress families, and numerous visits across Topeka, Kansas City, and nearby towns. It mentions Mr and Mrs George Murphy’s shower with many relatives, trips of Fitzpatrick and family, and local school and farm service events in Pleasance Valley.
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as high in vitamins and palatable. It claims a woman gained ten pounds in twenty two days and offers sixty cents plus a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy urges purchases at The Round Corner drug store or any druggist.
Local families including the Gill, Oghtert, LaDuke, and Richardson households gathered Friday and Sunday for visits across Lawrence and Vinland. Mentions of births and illnesses mingle with notes on bonds and government offerings as communities exchange news and greetings.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the nicest laxative, sold at 10 cents, claiming candy like tablets ease headaches dizziness biliousness and constipation. It promises a clear head and pink tongue, with a claim that Cascarets never prices or sickens and is the world's largest selling laxative.
Lausanne report notes Mile Pianzhla of France set a world best for women in the javelin with about 178 feet. The result came amid a track meet in Lausanne as stocks moved with market rumblings and rail shares gaining on the session.
A druggist in this country offers Allenrhu guaranteed to relieve rheumatism and to refund the money if not effective. The ad cites years of testing and claims remarkable results in severe cases. James Allen of Rochester is named as discoverer and guarantor, with a local agent in town and free details for out-of-town readers.
Victory Junction hosts a Saturday night dance at the pen danse hall with music by Bi Lynch and the Red Hot Orchestra from Kansas City. Prizes awarded for best couple and best air, 50 cents admission at the drug prevent the fists.
An old style ad touts a home brew of sage tea and sulphur to turn gray hair dark. It promises easy use with a dampened sponge applied to one strand or the whole head, claiming hair becomes glossy, softer, and looks younger by morning.
Provision for an air service in Kentucky National Guard may be sent to the state legislature when ready. Adjutant General Kehoe has the matter under investigation with planes under review. The Palace Barber Shop will stay open until 6 p.m. but will close during the game on Saturday November 21.
A fragmented notice describes a poultry show in Salina tied to the Garden Belt Poultry Association. Readable fragments reference a September event with growers and exhibits, though full details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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