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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1923
Page
3
Lawrence shoppers learn about drapery materials and styles from local saleswomen. Sunfast silks dominate, with velours and damasks for larger homes. stripes rise in popularity. Lining is sewn by hand for weight and richness. imperfretto blocks are pricier. Valances vary by window length and style, with options from plain to gathered fringe.
Camp Fire groups led by Miss Jane Stonk gathered at Liter High School for the Sapirmann and Tiriin Memorial All Camp Autumn Trail. Honored beads were awarded for trail earning as they planned future gatherings and varied entertainment. Mrs Fred J. Hin will host the Camp Fire group at 264 W Twelfth Street next Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
University of Kansas students move into a newly named dormitory, described as a real home for female students. The article notes the building features a basement, draped rooms, and practical spaces, with emphasis on comfort and privacy for residents.
A fragmented tip describes using a sharp knife to detach leaves, rinse with water to avoid corrosion, and then, in a separate step, creating a cork knob by inverting a kettle stem and sealing with a cork. It mentions a cautioned approach to protect fingers and notes about ink and stains.
Federating clubs in the first division at Liawrence were detained by bad weather during the weekly gathering at Tous Wen ef this week. The event caused delays and limited seating as attendees were noted, including George Strs C Lindley and others. Mrs. Moore of Topeka attended and returned to Lawrence with her cousin Mrs. Wineler sor we Vinit.
A fragmented note describes a household item titled exergent polish for fur and silk, with reference to careful maintenance. It mentions a tool or product intended to enhance look and texture, urging precise application. The readable text hints at domestic usage and care routines.
A brief note describes how copper on a brass bust can wear away, suggesting that a weak splash of oxalic acid can remove the tarnish and reveal the metal beneath.
A fragment from a historical recipe column shares kitchen lore and cookie methods. It lists ingredients like molasses and sour milk and describes mixing in order and baking at a brisk oven. The text cites names such as Robert Steele and Burnett and mentions a Richland place.
At a Leavenworth meeting the state treasurer's discussion included Union, one of the oldest and largest in the state. A Sunday dinner special features two layer brick ice cream vanilla and pineapple. Saw Valley Creamery offers phone pricing at $20.
A garbled report from a national meeting outlines plans for bands and teams to improve activity and culture. It mentions annual schedules, brighter times, and new initiatives, with references to committees, events, and possible community impact. The text is partially unreadable but hints at coordinated efforts and public programs.
A garbled report attributes odd claims to a self styled Cheese Queen of Maoathel noting that she achieved feminine merit by consuming cheese and improving through wine or cosmetics less clearly.
A garbled passage discusses variable tempo and waistline, mentions four salute phrases, and references a segue. The readable text centers on uncertain timing and a possible sequence of steps, with no clear names, places, or concrete events to anchor a fuller summary.
Fragmentary notes indicate Be L Kreeck to serve as delegate to a national federation. Mentions parlor arranging and a committee from Osawatomie. References John Brown cabin and Brown Memorial, with discussion of preservation as part of state appropriations and local ceremony.
A garbled Baldwin News item reports on interscholastic activities and public notices. It mentions Anna Shorey daughter Grace and Miss Draper in Topeka, with references to the Kensington Club and local church activities. Family movements include relatives visiting and attending conferences, plus school and church-related matters.
The readable portions describe a Sabbath reference to church activities and plans for a local congregation. It mentions a pastor or leader, invitations to attend, and expectations around attendance and charity. The fragment references a community meeting place and the church’s role in serving parishioners.
A garbled passage describes a mother arranging meals and a child needing a rest after an afternoon outing. It mentions going to a place named Chuvenh and references the Sabbath and a Vietrola.
A fragmentary women focused column mentions events and social guidelines. It references dates, attire like wearing white, and local figures connected to education and social activities, including Andrews and a university setting. The readable text suggests a society page style with brief notes on dating norms and community happenings.
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