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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
4
Classified notice for subscription rates and contact details appears from World Company in Lawrence Kansas. It lists weekly and yearly rates, advance payments, billing options, and a designated sales representative contact.
A damaged OCR fragment recalls Kansas politics with references to Jonath an Davis and Governor Paulen, mentioning Grundy and pardon scandals. It implies claims of influence by interest groups and questions about pardons and veracity, hinting at a political controversy rather than a full narrative.
Fragmented OCR text discusses veterans and social order with varied anecdotes. It notes a Lawrence man claiming veteran status, a Has k ell Indian wage observer, and rumors about Romania and online implications. The piece hints at veterans’ postwar identity and potential future membership efforts.
A New York World editorial argues that prosperity rests on balanced power and criticizes artificial props like tariffs. It suggests prosperity falters when power shifts from the ruling party, recalling past business turmoil during such changes.
A fragmented note argues voters consider how protest symbolism affects turnout. It suggests that men aligned with certain Republican themes may appear less engaged, while reform-minded citizens should avoid distractions and focus on the act of voting.
A fragment notes voters who never miss elections as the backbone of government. It contrasts Kansans migrating to California, described as descendants of hardy pioneers, with industries in Chicago expressing satisfaction with the outlook. The piece muses on public sentiment toward a dissatisfied leader rising to the top of a billion-dollar industry.
Editorial argues against Davis era politics and pardons, portraying him as a demagogue whose administration damaged state institutions. It claims taxes rose under current leadership, condemns political manipulation by Davis supporters, and defends Governor Paulen for lawful, evenhanded governance.
A legendary six foot ten inch eagle hunted near Blue Mound is finally killed by a local hunter after years of pursuit. The old Brewery hosts a Phi Sigma initiation event with five new members. Mrs Herbert Stanford and Miss ton Clark plan joint birthday celebrations at Mrs Stanford’s home. Perry starts a new job at the Racket. Marre La Phe moves to the Topeka office after a charge at the Swit Pic sign.
A report notes James Waldron and family plan to leave tomorrow morning for Kansas City where they expect to establish their future home. Also mentions a Lutheran church service held last night and various local tournament standings and society events from the era.
Rose des Rosiers, a French candidate from Holyoke, rises from poverty as the orphaned youngest of 19 children to sing in theatres and bands before Paris. Lucretia Godard, a Boston society girl, makes her operatic debut as Marguerite in Faust with strong backing from her wealthy family.
Elmer Ambrose Sperry of New York is named recipient of the John Fritz gold medal for his credited invention of a gyroscopic stabilizer used to counteract rolling in ships and aircraft. The engineer, long active in electrical and mechanical device development, has been honored previously by European, South American, and Japanese bodies.
Observances abound as Venézuela celebrates Bolivar Day and the eighth anniversary of the Czecho-Slovak Republic. It recalls the 20th anniversary of the Atlantic City railroad disaster that claimed 70 lives. Italy holds elaborate celebrations for Fascist Revolution four years past.
In Hays Kansas Dr Charles S Rutman chairing the state board of administration called for a legislature awakened to Kansas state institutions needs. He cited Oliphans Home School for the Deaf and Blind, tuberculosis sanitariums in need of expansion, and urged protective measures and humane care. He urged reforms to improve housing, food, clothing, and facilities while stressing rehabilitation and safer release practices for offenders.
A dense listing of radio stations across the United States and Canada with time slots for musical programs, orchestras, dance bands, and featured acts. The schedule covers WEAF WHAS KFI WNYC KDKA and many others with local times and program descriptions including dinners, concerts, and dance music across EST and CST zones.
Real estate transfers record several conveyances in Baldwin with varying parcel descriptions and prices including 1 and other consideration. Also noted are steam railroads entering Chiens and expenditures of about 14 million dollars last year for maintenance and salaries.
Total income was 128.07 dollars, about 6272.46 more than expenditures. Attendance over 12 weeks reached fifty three point seven a0-1, signaling a profitable season despite unclear line items.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as instant relief for gas indigestion and upset stomach after meals. It promises quick correction of stomach and digestion and claims affordability with a small, guaranteed cost.
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