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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
3
Historical notes recall a decade of football ties with Ottawa and Baptists, a 11–0 Ottawa win in 1910 and a 1911 tie. Haskell masculine grid fans await a strong home turnout as Ottawa, boasting bright stars and improving form, faces the Indians Saturday at 2 30 on Haskell field.
Eighteen Kansas football players plus Coach Patsy Clark, trainer Bailey, and Director F C Allen depart tonight for Des Moines to face Drake on Saturday. The squad, in good form, includes starters Black, Ivy, Davidson, Weidlein, Higgins captain, Cave, McLean, Wilson, McAdams, Krueger, and Spurgeon with substitutes Boone, Mosby, Haley, Lonborg and Hodges, Burt, Anderson. Holderman, Edwards, Calvert, and Griffin miss the Drake trip. Kansas expects a hard game and believes it has a chance to win. The team will train in Des Moines Friday afternoon after arriving tomorrow morning.
The Varsity squad endured a tough workout on Stadium field last night with two practices left before leaving for Drake. Prolific quarterback Proxy Wilson, treated for a head cut at West Point, should start the Drake game. Kansas coach Dr. F. C. Allen praised Army officials for their hospitality at West Point.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy to cleanse the bowels and liver of sick children. It promises a quick transformation from listless, feverish conditions to a well, playful child within hours. The copy urges mothers to insist on the genuine product with proper labeling to avoid imitation.
Text outlines substitution at tackle Ed Young replacing in scrimmage with University freshmen. The team remains in good shape as Campell and Jerryors De rom catch passes. A second team travels to Dora Friday to play Eudora high school. Klein leads sixteen men to Emporia for the matchup.
New York Oct 12 Miller Huggis, reappointed as manager of the New York Yankees for 1923, was announced yesterday. He will have a free hand in organizing the team for next year, according to the owners of the baseball club.
Topeka officials estimate more than 15 000 people will attend various conventions in Topeka during October and November. The Kansas State Teachers Association meeting will draw 6 000 to 7 000 teachers October 19 to 21. The Modern Woodmen of America expects about 5 000 members October 25 for a one day event. The Scottish Rite Masons reunion October 24 to 27 figures about 2 000 attendees, while the Kansas Historical Society annual meeting may bring nearly 100 members.
A skin specialist touts Men Bowles Sulphur Cream as fast relief for itching burning skin and fiery eczema. The cold cream form cools irritation, destroys germs, and heals eruptions quickly leaving clear smooth skin. Available at drug stores in small jars.
The thirty-eighth annual reunion of the Sixth Kansas Sappers and Miners association closed here according to officers of the reunion group. Scarce details at hand due to incomplete text.
An old fashioned medicinal ad touts Pinex cough syrup as a powerful pine extract remedy. It promises fast, soothing relief for bronchitis and bronchial symptoms, claims purity and high concentration, and urges buyers to request two ounces with directions from their druggist.
A civic notice reports a meeting of former unit members in a village hall. The event aims to discuss community remembrance, with anticipated attendance by veterans and local officials. Organizers invite participation and plan to review archival materials from past campaigns.
Records from Miss Alice Friend, register of deeds, show trans fees for the first three quarters of 1922 totaling 6702.15 dollars, about 200 dollars less than the entire year of 1921. The note highlights the greatest activity in oil fields across Butler County.
Independence residents report the opening of headquarters for Republican nominee W. H. Sproul in Sedan as he runs for the Third district seat to succeed Phil Campbell. The move signals organized campaign presence ahead of the election.
The Ninth Cavalry, now in the Philippine Islands, is scheduled to sail for the United States. The unit’s move signals a return from overseas service as military transports prepare to carry them home.
Fragmented OCR mentions United States and Fort Riley with a suggestion that the issue be left to dealers for settlement. It references a commission and instant approval and a firesenad 9:1 fragment, leaving the exact context unclear.
Sunday discussions in Salina address whether local automobile dealers will close their businesses. The debate divides over whether the move should be postponed while others favor immediate action. A distant reference mentions a large steamship company operating its own laundry service handling 6,500,000 articles a year and a square mile area housing about 7,965,000 people.
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