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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
2
A detailed look at meticulous safeguards around silver refining in a melt room. Emphasizes dust reclamation, crucible reuse, and routine testing of tools. Describes ash, soot, and sludge processing yielding government income and substantial savings from mud filtration.
Before the Passion Play the town’s religious fervor grows as productions run several times weekly from May to September. A night band announces performances, and at dawn the village cannon signals mass. By seven the band warns nonresidents to grab seats, and at eight the play begins with 500 participants and a prayer behind the curtain.
A doctor tried publicizing his practice by sending his dog to announce an urgent patient call at a theater. The manager, eager to help, announced from the curtain that Dr Blank was wanted for a patient who had fits since receiving his physic that afternoon.
The text proposes buying Crystal Palace to create a children's palace of education as a memorial to the late King Edward. It notes the king favored charities benefiting children and hints at family members contributing funds instead of foolish expenditures.
In an adjourned August 22 1910 meeting the Lawrence Kansas City Council adopted a resolution ordering resurfacing and paving of Lee Street from the center of the alley west of Tennessee to the alley west of Ohio with beveled lugged brick. The city pays for bricking and charges the lots to block centers. City Clerk F D Brooks signs.
The Lawrence Daily Journal reports a resolution stating Hancock Street from the alley west of Tennessee to the west line of Louisiana will be resurfaced and paved with a beveled concrete base. The plan calls for vitrified brick paving on a four inch concrete base with sand cushion and fill and lime or concrete curb. The measure applies to adjacent lots and blocks and requires city funds.
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