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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
4
American manufacturers celebrate lingerie styles now favored by women who demand pretty yet practical undergarments. Descriptions cover combinations, nightdresses, and pajamas in crepe de chine and cotton mul with hand or machine work, detailing trims, sashes, ribbons, and detachable bows.
A fragment describes Aztec treasures in Mexico with finely cut emeralds. It notes these gemstones now form part of Spain’s royal collection. The passage cites a source claiming the emeralds were once believed to be lost or hidden.
Ambiguous wording on finances in marriage prompts advice about balancing generosity with prudent money use. The piece cautions against funding a costly divorce lawyer, urging discretion in marital financial decisions.
Three invitations are sent for a Chinese banquet. The first goes out days before the event, the second on the day as a reminder, and the third about an hour before guests sit down to eat.
A fragment recounts an envoy’s visit to Mount Vernon with Persian ministerial attendees. It notes a notable and repressive atmosphere and mentions Colonel E. RY. Belford in a Leslie's Weekly reference.
The American Journal for Cripniés reports Germany issued a January order requiring employment of at least one disabled soldier per 100 workers in public and private sectors with no sex distinction. In agriculture the ratio is one disabled soldier per 50 employees, and disabled workers can be discharged only with workmen's committee approval after 14 days notice. Violators face fines up to 10,000 marks.
The Havag agency reports an American buyer acquired the Belle Croix chapel built by Chartrenge monks in the 14th century. The structure, noted for fine carvings, was dismantled and prepared for shipment to an unknown destination.
Tom Carey stood trial at the courthouse before Justice J W Clark on alleged threats to do bodily harm to neighbor W M Myers. He was placed under a $300 bond until the district court term in November, after arraignment before Judge Clark.
The sapphire is less valuable than the diamond in rough terms, affected by color and size. Diamond prices rise with weight, a two carat stone fetching about four times the price of a one carat gem, with 151 carats equaling one troy ounce.
An aphorism cites that a man's vision outstrips his achievements, noting literature mirrors the spirit that drives him rather than the concrete acts. It emphasizes aspiration over limited accomplishment.
A compact meditation contrasts commercial titles with virtue as the true coin. It argues that material gains cannot replace moral integrity and character.
A report describes a Rohm Munich design to encase hollow forms in concrete with controlled openings for water drainage. The process allows creating small and large hollow concrete pieces by embedding a block of the desired shape and leaving channels for water escape as needed.
An old Chicago American quote explains that snakes originated in Asia and spread across Europe. A land bridge connected Great Britain, but the Irish Sea was too deep for such a bridge, preventing snakes and other reptiles from reaching Ireland.
A history note recalls the Sioux uprising during pioneer days, leading to the 1862 Mankato executions. Lincoln commuted most sentences leaving nine. one died and eight were hanged on the Mankato levee, now marked by monuments.
A Munsey quote celebrates risk and bold error as fuel for progress. It argues most fear failure, but true achievement comes from those with energy and courage to gamble on life. Mistakes spark imagination and keep effort lively, never letting effort stagnate.
Biographer William M Curtis states Thomas Jefferson had little sense of humor. He rarely told stories and seldom enjoyed wit or witticisms, according to the source text. This depiction contrasts with popular impressions of Jefferson's personality.
At Topeka conference Edward Hackney outlined state wide county fair price committees under federal authority to force retailers to limit profits. Paul Findley will discuss pricing displays after a 20000 mile market tour. S W Roth will cover The Four Square Plan. John Schaeffer and R M McManus also billed for talks.
Mrs. Chas P Banker received another load of Maxwells today Adv note indicates delivery or shipment to her residence likely related to Maxwell brand goods.
Wheat handlers report a widespread weevil infestation in current arrivals. The delay in railcar shipments keeps grain in old elevators, boosting weevil numbers and downgrading quality to simple with buyers seeking up to a five percent discount per bushel on rejected lots. The Fairview Farmers Institute meets October 11 at Fairview church. E S Cowles is secretary. Don't buy a fountain pen before visiting Rankin's Drug Store.
Marriage licenses were issued and the ceremony performed yesterday by Judge Lindley for Warren A Karns and Dorcie Daviz of Lawrence and Rey A Anderson and Kathryn Hicks of Linwood. A license was issued to John T Hughes and Pattie Stanley of Carrollton, Missouri.
Fragmentary notice indicates a couple named Walker and Meade were married in October 2909 at a site described as a plain pier. The husband seeks custody of a daughter aged years. Details are unclear and full facts are unavailable.
Ida M Starr and husband transfer to William Axle for 9000 dollars. John Vincent Patchen and wife transfer to Mrs A L Hustop for 1100 dollars. K C Clark to William C Atherton for one dollar. John Bell et al to James E LaRue for 1825 dollars. Clara B Hanselman to A R Waldron for 2000 dollars. Grant R Risley and wife to G B Tatman for 1800 dollars. Charles E Sheldon to J Q Wells for 16000 dollars. F O Wells to Matt Grab for 21600 dollars. Joseph Witt and wife to Walter Witt for 1000 dollars. Descriptions cover parcels in Morland Place, North Lawrence, Lane Place, and section townships 13 15 range 21 22. Total acreage noted as 35 3 10 acres.
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