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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
3
The Kentucky University football program opened official practice today as Coach BoTsY Clark assumed control of the team and prepared for the upcoming iron contest that tests the squad’s endurance and strategy.
Coach Bell pledges a stout line and steady second-string talent to sharpen the team as job prospects and competition loom, signaling a push to deepen the regulars while adding depth.
Thirty five rugged Kansas Jayhawkers held a 3 pm scrimmage on the new practice field under a burning September sun. Captain Pete Jones lauded for steady work as Patsy Clark plans open plays and a split Blues and Whites squad.
Kansas faces Washburn in a curtain raiser at Topeka on October 1 before the full schedule begins. The article lists dates for Kansas and Missouri Valley games, highlighting a hoped large crowd for the season debut and noting the new stadium’s proximity to the event.
The Kiwanis-Rotary tourney for Charlton was postponed last Sunday due to rain and moved to next Saturday at 9 o clock at the Lawrence Country church. The same players from last week are set to compete, with the cup awarded immediately after the final match. Also noted are closing bargains on serine machinery and local ads for Dixon Mass and Don Alvaro.
The sophomores and juniors clash in the first game at 3 PM today as a weather delay prompts a possible shift from Friday. Winners advance to meet the seniors Saturday at 3 PM, with a plan to resume regular schedule Monday afternoon. Coach Max Klein may test several new players after evaluating current performers.
Acting coaches for Lawrence High class teams may benefit letter men in enforcing discipline and training rules. John Levi joins Haskell Institute commercial department and boosts backfield strength. Y M C A will run boxing and wrestling classes led by Louis Fink, while Physical Director Brown backs gymnastic programs at Emporia Normal. Four football teams signaled on the Haskell field as the season continues.
Letters from Franklin New York Buffalo and Canada praise Petersons Ointment as a reliable remedy for itching eczema and old sores. William Carley claims quick healing of a boy's painful eczema and Alex Louttel notes rapid recovery from a long standing leg sore. A reader from Blockeby calls it the best cure for itching piles. Boxed mail order notice from Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo NY.
Lawrence to host first football game of the season on Friday September 30 as Haskell University faces Kansas Wesleyan at Haskell field. Local baseball teams plan a few more games before colder weather sets in.
H W Kaufman, publisher, declares the Maple Leaf ceases after 21 years of operation as costs rose dramatically from 1907 to 1921. He notes inflation in wages, newsprint, postage, ink, and editorial expenses, with 4,000 U.S. and many Canadian papers folding as a result.
Buenos Aires reports a complaint from manufacturers about South American inquiries to sell products. An English firm applied for patent rights on the American flag, but the attempt was denied. This highlights disputes over trade marks and design rights amid cross border commerce.
Masons Stated communication of Acacia Lodge No. 8 set for Thursday September 12th at 8 p.m. All Masons cordially invited. Paul A. Lange, W. M. W. N. Mors, Sec. Place your coal order with the Griffin Coal company for Lawrence residents. Phone 88.
An advertisement claims Allenrhu stops all rheumatic pain with two bottles and guarantees satisfaction returnable money if not effective. It features Mr James H Allen, inventor, who suffered rheumatism, and Round Corner Drug Company authorized to guarantee results in every case.
An old advertiser touts a constitutional cure for rheumatic and skin diseases. The notice promotes Meslon's Remedy with Todide of Potassium, claiming thousands of cures and urging readers to order a 16 ounce bottle for a 12 day course.
An old advertisement from Newlor Chemical Co of Kansas City Missouri offers mail order buying for a five bottle supply with postpaid shipping and a refund if the first bottle fails to show satisfactory benefits.
Changes in the county treasurer’s office aim to expedite business. The west-facing main counter will extend to the wire railing near the south side. One window will handle automobile licenses, another taxes, with the treasurer between them during transition. Interior rearrangements will aid handling and be completed in a week or ten days.
A note marks the 85th birthday of Wil M H Taft as he steps into the role of Chief Justice. Across Mexico and the Central American republics, centennial independence celebrations unfold. A Winnipeg conference aims to curb unemployment this winter while various global discussions begin at the Herlin Institute on sexual science. The Rockefeller Foundation aids dedication of the new Peking Union Medical College building by the Chinese capital. American Legion women plan a Sept 17 food site at Dick's Drug Store, with members urged to contribute. Miss Wheelés from Kansas City announces a 1009 MM king show over the phone number 2826 Rel.
Ida M Price transfers lot 78 and adjacent 20 ft lot 80 at Dakmvin for 1850. Joseph Mad to Edw Hadi and wife a 60 a of se yy 13 20 1 W. McKoin and wife to C Shimmens and wife lot Lawrence sons for 1000. Mrs G Curd and M Wells travel to Topeka today for the state fair.
An advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a new fat producing combination to convert underweight, nervous or weak individuals into healthier, meatier bodies. It claims dramatic results within ten days, with five to ten pounds of gained weight, and urges readers to buy the product through the sponsor of the paper.
An old advertisement touts “Number 40” by J. C. Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana as a remedy for pimples skin eruptions boils carbuncles glandular swellings sallow complexion constipation inactive liver and stomach trouble.
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