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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1916
Page
8
Mrs. Louis Kirkman and Mrs. Patrick Curry were Lawrence visitors Monday. Local families and relatives from Linwood Kansas City Eudora and Reno gathered at Mrs. Ziegler’s eighty three birthday with many relatives present. Refreshments were served and attendees reported a pleasant time.
Lawrence residents and visitors are listed in a series of social mentions. Mrs. George Davis and daughter visited his sister Mrs. George Abbott. Mrs. Finley and children visited Mrs. T. W. Davenport. Mrs. Lulu Trapp and Mrs. Minnie Reitz traveled from Villa Eden to Fall Leaf. Mrs. Julius Tornaden of Villa Eden visited Fall Leaf. Otto Vitt is listed on the sick list. Mrs. George Abbott joined Eudora visitors on Wednesday. Mrs. George Adair of Lawrence spent time at Wo Snanp's Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Godfre Reitz and family hosted calls on Sunday.
Editorial criticizes Hughes and Democratic tax plans, contrasts Hughes with Wilson, questions alleged hypocrisy, mocks labels and telegrams from Washington, notes Colorado women in administration, and muses on navy and party tactics with a satirical tone on political figures and messaging.
Italy faces high living costs and heating shortages as winter nears. Freight rates by sea raise prices of staple foods. sugar costs 20 cents a pound, coffee 50 to 70 cents, wine 14 cents per quart, beer 14 cents, milk 10 cents, butter 55 cents, coal now 30 to 50 dollars per ton. Italy aims to import 750,000 tons from England and 250,000 from the U.S. for industrial use, amid war and supply worries.
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