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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
2
A fragment from a Mother Church lecture traces Mary Baker Eddy’s discovery of divine metaphysical healing. It argues Jesus’ truth and omniscience conquer disease and evil, noting humanity’s failure to resist sorrow as a common lot and urging reliance on divine mind.
Police Court sessions report multiple small fines. Joe Thornton and Frank Oswald were found guilty of drunkenness and fined. C Hackley paid ten dollars for speeding. A fee was forfeited for appearance to answer charges. The brief item notes local names and minor penalties from the morning docket.
The Columbia Graphophone Co unveils New Process Records with a laminated three ply construction and ultra smooth surface to nearly eliminate surface noise. The ad invites readers to visit a Columbia dealer, compare with other makes, and hear the restored fidelity of voices and instruments.
A series of brief notes records visits and trips by local residents. Mrs. W. C. Simons returns from Tulsa to visit daughter Mrs. C. W. Maloney Jr. Mrs. Veatch travels home from California. Herbert Hunter, W. Bromelack of Peoples State Bank and George Bromell conduct business trips to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Stebbins of Batavia visit Addie Monk and plan winter in St. Cloud. Emma Lou returns from Portland with her son Fred Lott. Mrs. Sanders of Warden arrives for a month with Mrs. C. H. Sanders. Charles Redinger visits his mother Mrs. H. A. Babbit in Kansas City area. Paris Semi-Anthracite priced at $15.00 from Matthews Lumber & Coal Co.
A large Fulcher family gathering at Ben W. Fulcher’s home in Leavenworth County drew relatives from Tennessee and nearby areas. Attendees, some meeting after years, shared greetings and memories while Jacob Fulcher, described as 883 years old in error, presided over the reunion.
The task of Lawrence will be closed Saturday from 2:00 to 3:00 for the football game between Kansas and Oklahoma.
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