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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary wire copy outlines Maxim Litvinoff departing Moscow to discuss Russian recognition with President Roosevelt, aiming for incognito travel. It also covers Kansas Attorney General Boynton refusing to resign amid bond forgery probes, with impeachment possible after legislative review.
Cal Ward, president of the Kansas Farmers Union, helped secure approval of the domestic allotment plan. Wheat reports from three Kansas counties were approved in Washington, with checks to Kansas soon. The plan aims to boost farmers' economic position and narrow price spreads between farm products and inputs.
Mrs. A. B. Glathart returned from a trip through the west visiting Seattle for the P E O Sisterhood national convention and California stops. She networked with Lawrence friends including Florence Clarke and Mrs George Bailey.
Miss Effie Curd, a capable young lady in H. B. Don Car Jos office, leaves for a three week vacation in Texas. Miss Minnie Moody, secretary to the Chancellor, is ill. Jerry Ewers and family depart today for Los Angeles. The Royal Dresden orchestra is procured for the May Festival at the University. The orchestra is one of the best touring ensembles in the country.
Poem fragment from 1825 noting a father’s light hearted defense of his son Joe who impatiently asks for money rather than waiting to earn it. The piece centers on the humorous generational gap and thrift.
Community snippets report shop stock and street news at 711 Massachusetts and a Kone wedding in war era times. Lincoln J. Carter claims a $50,000 gain from mail business. Mr and Mrs Feuer L Howe return from Chicago World's Fair visit. Lena Clinton visits family in Rialto California. plastering begins on Chancellor residence interiors soon. Tornado play at the Opera House lauded for its best scenery. Hon Jerry Simpson to speak at the Rink on Monday. Michael Deering sustains a broken nose in a football incident. Reynolds’ beautiful home burns near town. Rev H L Yarger and family plan relocation to Braddock Pa. A formal reception for Rev and Mrs Barger is planned at New Hampshire street residence.
The 1896 entry notes a Supreme Court writ of mandamus ordering Wyandotte County clerk to place Trickett names on the ballot amid a Winter party dispute. The 1898 Kansas State Bankers Association meeting in Leavenworth names Charles M. Savate of Norton as president with Fort Scott chosen for the next annual gathering.
A collage of short items from Seattle to Montana and Illinois includes Willis Thorpe suing theater owner John Hamrick for 850 over a seat incident, a whisper about a 11 day old baby in Middleport, a quip on nudists in Will County from Sheriff Flint, and John Schwab Jr. and companions hunting deer in Lewistown where a buck charged as they returned, Raymond Schway striking the buck and saving the others.
Wesley on American Rights John Wesley condemned the colonists of America for opposing taxation by England. He said you are descendants of men who either had not votes or resigned them by migration. You have therefore exactly what your ancestors left you not a vote in mak a arate being pro tected by Jaws and the duty of obeying them. Revenue October 21 were cuts, 2 decrease of 13 576 from the preceding week but 8 497 over last year. To Testify at Belleville AW H Quakenbush went to Belleville today to attend court where he was a handwriting expert in a forgery case.
Nesta battles a prowler in her room as a bowl of water drenches the intruder. The man, disoriented and memory‑lost, questions his past while Nesta presses him for answers and the truth about the emeralds and his intentions. A tense exchange reveals fragile trust and looming danger.
In a countryside scene Willy Nilly recalls a day of quiet interrupted by a strange incident. Top Notch plucks seeds from a garden and is then seized by a silk bag and captured by a nosy neighbor who watched from an upstairs window. The tale ends with the question of what happens next.
Medical authorities affirm constipation can be overcome with proper treatment. Hospitals use liquid laxatives with controlled dosing to avoid kidney irritation. Do not overuse salts or irritant drugs. consider milder liquids and safety tips from physicians when constipated.
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