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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1924
Page
8
The OCR shows mixed boilerplate, legal notices, religious quotes, and garbled names. Key readable items include references to Associated Press, subscription rates, and a Deuteronomy quotation, plus a mention of Clarence Darrow and the eighteenth amendment in a Chicago talk.
John W. Davis is described as enjoying a campaign and humor, with remarks about supporters and a West mountaineer who speaks fondly of him. The text recalls a jovial scene at a Democratic ticket event and a remark about Bryan. The tone suggests a light political anecdote.
A fragment recalls Ben Sinn at Alma discussing William Allen White as a notable writer for boys whose grown man focus is questioned. The text notes White’s fame, his political writing, and mixed reception of his work among readers and critics. It mentions stories being popular and a reference to a seven game world series.
Readable phrases suggest a political discussion about Abraham Lincoln and perceptions of leaders. The fragment mentions tailoring and modern commentary, with references to Congress, statesmen, and public figures, but lacks a coherent narrative or clear event.
Fragmented text notes Prime Minister M Donald of England pursuing friendly ties with Soviet Russia’s agents while denouncing communism as impractical. It mentions U S electoral maneuvers in Topeka Kansas, with Little’s vacancy and multiple candidates for a congressional seat, including Cable and Goyer, in a November election context.
Det. 8 Maurice Murphy argues Pennsylvania and Kansas decisions limit state authority on gas pipeline rates. He cites a Pennsylvania Supreme Court stance and compares it to the Kansas case, noting inter state commerce limits and ongoing utility commission powers.
Mild Margaret NoMeCluer of Kansasity Moz will preside at the American War Mothers convention to be held in Milwaukee on October 7 8 and 9. Brooklaris! Foe
The glew telephon directory lists local advertisements and business openings including a shoe start in the Alarker building and new offices moved by C. G. Dolwner. Community notices cover church events, anniversaries, and visits by residents, with a revival meeting scheduled and Elight community gatherings noted.
A fragmented note outlines a health plan emphasizing starting small, increasing gradually, and including light activities. It suggests walking to work, short workouts, showers if possible, and a progressive routine led by a medical director.
The Roosevelts and their party wrap up the Uganda expedition with a finale in Gondokoro and a voyage to Khartoum. Kermit Roosevelt and Col. Roosevelt recount hunts, trophies, and porters as they depart for Nairobi. A guard of Uganda police honors the Roosevelts as they head toward the Sudan.
Protestant Episcopal bishops from North America formed a procession at the opening of sessions of the church’s national council and house of bishops in New York. The three day convention drew more than 100 diocesan acts expected to be considered.
The column records Mr and Mrs Havelory of Lawrence planning a California trip and a large Sunday gathering at the Reser home with numerous local families attending. It mentions visits to Asa Postnia, Over brook, and Asa Flory households, oyster supper, and multiple family groups from Excelsior and nearby communities attending gatherings and Sunday dinners.
A fragmentary local notice lists numerous residents and families by name including Barbarie Sylvester Arau Teala Noble Shark and a long sequence of households and individuals associated with various surnames. The text references soldiers and community roles, with many names and relations but few clear events or dates.
Valley Chapel community notes list Miss Inje Beeth Dunn and other locals with upcoming Sunday services and a social supper. Mentions include Rev D Ik, Milton Bond hosting, 23 June visitors, and people like Diana, Me, Marie, and the Dyer family attending weekend gatherings at the church and nearby homes.
Carolyn Wells presents a suspenseful mystery in which action and conflict drive a dramatic tale. The story promises thrills and intrigue as readers follow beginning October 9 in the Journal-World.
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