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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
4
Fragmented text references Harriet Ruth Hunter from Rhode Island. The source is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates to form a complete news item or summary. The fragment mentions layered fruit dessert terms and an amount list, but no verifiable incident or story.
The article describes a children's course initiative to assist in missing funds for a school project. It reports experiments testing cleaning methods to remove dirt and grease from fleece samples using three tires with gasoline, assessing resulting dirt removal and grade outcomes for a planned piano imprinting project.
A fragmented note from a Kansas context requests the next legislature to examine measures granting women equal rights in government. The phrasing is unclear but centers on legal equality and political participation. It mentions forthcoming legislative action and aims to influence policy debates on women’s rights.
A fragmented poem recalls family portraits in a hall and mantel scene. It meditates on aging, memory, and the gaze of ancestors as time reshapes face and frame. Names blur, but the mood captures reverence for elders and the living room as a shrine.
A distributive appeal from American Friends Service Committee notes heavy need for clothing for Russian famine victims. Reports from cables and letters describe scarce outerwear for children and adults amid harsh winter, urging renewed harvest efforts and continued aid.
The gathering emphasized inspiration and instruction from speakers as educators prepare for an October session. Mrs. We and Mrs. Berganisation discussed goals for teachers in the city, with plans for special preparations across Suny schools and a social to follow.
Douglas County farm women have increased home conveniences over the past seven years spending more than 200000 on plumbing lighting and heating systems. They install three faucets and modern baths with showers and water pumps while seeking durable materials for health and comfort. Local plumber Jay Kennedy notes Lawrence women are not ahead of rural sisters in this pursuit and demonstrations reveal growing demand for practical stylish fixtures.
A Japanese program trains five hundred boys in store work while giving a complete high school level education. Dormitories house students under experienced supervisors. work runs from early morning to evening. Three hours of study cover English Japanese composition geometry and more. After course completion students may attend university night school with expenses paid by the stores.
Chicago Oct 21 A three fold campaign for the November election is being conducted in Illinois by the National Association Opposed to Prohibition according to Harry de Joannis in charge of the campaign First they seek pledges from candidates to abide by constituents wishes second posters are circulated statewide and third local branches with business memberships are organized They urge voting on beer and wine and claim brewers attacks reflect wealthier dealers opposed to prohibition They state they are not making political promises and will not contribute to candidates unless they back the wet stance with election support
Oct 21 report from Fokio details tensions as Seiyukai holds Diet majority while cabinet friction with Kato faction grows. Notes on reinstatement talks, Nakehashi dialogue, and the first annual death anniversary tributes as party members and disqualified allies stir internal rifts. Kokumin militarist group critiques cabinet Seiyukai relations.
Fragmentary ad lists coal for sale with pricing around ten dollars per ton and nearby contact cues. Mentions a local company and phone reference, suggesting a home delivery or pickup option in a small community bulletin.
An ad style piece urges readers to shop at local stores for groceries, enamel plumbing, radiants and electric utilities. It promotes low prices, quality foods, and time saving appliances while advertising Kennedy Plumbing Company and F. W. Jackdickes Hardware for home improvements and new kitchen utensils.
A nostalgic message recalls John W. Kirby who died a year ago on October 21 1921 with a family gathering and floral tribute. The note quotes James Whitcomb Riley about departure and shares condolences from Walter Kirby George and Glenn, while a widow comments on her husband’s shoe business and Dr. Owen’s medical care for rectum and colon diseases.
Fragmented OCR describes a song lyric piece about Dont Forget Me You're Gone and a vocalist Fox. It mentions the life story behind the song and a fox trot tempo with references to a chorus and composer.
The readable fragments mention Charles A. Mertz and a remedy described as a vegetable compound adapted to conditions causing trouble. It suggests practitioners or sellers promising relief and delivery, but specifics are unclear.
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