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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1923
Page
3
Moody will serve as honorary colonel of the RC T Cat K UL unit. She will attend regular drill periods at 4 30 Wednesday and participate in parades reviews and drills. Her uniform features dark blue whipcords and a crimson lining with an overseas cap bearing an insignia. Miss Moody is Alpha Theta delegate of Theta Sigma Phi journalism sorority.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Miss MacNaughton as Advertising Manager at a hardware company with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear events, dates, or additional entities are readable to establish a full card item.
A damaged OCR fragment from a historical page presents a phrase in Welsh seeking a path to a man s heart. The readable portion hints at a personal appeal or guidance but provides no concrete events, names, places, or dates to establish a full report.
Mrs Lindley shared an engaging summary of her travels in Europe during the summer. The talk touched on routes along the St Lawrence and across the Great Lakes, with remarks on the trip’s highlights and impressions for the Quine Teachers association program.
A garbled OCR fragment references a meeting or event involving persons and dates but lacks coherent details. The readable portions mention names and actions, yet the overall meaning is unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a celebrated woman in England marking a significant birthday amid mentions of Mass and distant places. Names and places are unclear, with multiple garbled terms impairing precise facts. The readable bits imply a ceremonial or commemorative context without definitive details.
A fragmented fashion column describes Parisienne hairstyles and accessories. It notes varied silhouettes from short sides and smooth front brushing to updos, headbands, and decorative pins. The piece references earthen tones, light touches, and evening styles, highlighting evolving trends.
Fragmented OCR note mentions Mr and Mrs Ireland traveling toward South America, with garbled references to the Basesy party, Chile, Argentina, and a girls' school. It hints at education and work in Kansas, University ties, and a tender or entry into study or work, but details are unclear.
A fragment describing King's Chapel Boston and its antique charm. The piece notes the organ by Handel and a history talk by Phontas Meir Osborne on prison reforms. It mentions the pews, usher, and the unique Episcopal tradition shaping the church's atmosphere.
A domestic science note describes dough handling and bake methods. It covers yeast dough division into Cinnamon Rolls Coffee Cake Parker House Rolls and Leaf Biscuits with specifications for ingredients, temperatures, and standing, rising, or baking times. It emphasizes proper kneading, rest, shaping, and oven settings for varied breads and pastries.
The Business and Professional Women's club leased rooms at 13 East Eighth Street, providing a club home for months. The space includes three rooms with kitchenette and bath, with curtains to be made by members, and furniture donated. An executive board and committee plan evening hours and activities, with a matron to oversee operations. Members and prospective professional women may apply through secretary Miss Thompson.
Librarians returned from the Kansas Library Association meeting in Iola with forty nine registered. The Iola Chamber of Commerce and Library Board hosted a memorable stay including a pavement trip to Humboldt and a courtesy banquet. Charles F. Scott spoke on the State of the World and Carley Milan discussed self education through the library and courses for business people.
Federation of Second District of Women’s Clubs at Osawatomie held its twenty‑th annual meet with receptions, talks and tours planned for delegates. Mrs. C F Carmichael hosted Thursday afternoon events and Mrs A L Junor spoke at John Brown Memorial Park. President Mrs Frank Hodges of Glathe led the federation. Lawrence delegates included Mrs George L Kreeck and others.
A page notes stain removal tips using egg white for gum on fabrics and denatured alcohol for hot water marks on furniture. It also advises cyanide potassium ink removal from linen with cold-water wash. El Driny Mohamed, Egyptian medical student, will speak at the high school about Egypt and Egyptian customs next Thursday evening. Also mentions pumpkin shaped ice cream molds from Kaw Valley Creamery, phone 820.
The Wednesday Afternoon Duplicate Whist club in Lawrence held its first fall meeting at Mrs. Claredee S Hall's home. Officers from last year were reelected: Mrs. F W Blackmar president, Mrs C E Friend vice president, and Mrs C S Hall secretary and treasurer. The club, organized in 185, lists seven charter members remaining, with six longer-serving members. Dues fund charitable gifts, including a Christmas tree for the Social Service hall, linens, dolls, and baby cribs for Memorial Hospital.
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