Journal World and the World Company Advertisements
The page from the Journal World details subscription rates for one week one year and monthly plans, specific to mass mail orders and distances within 150 miles and beyond. It lists national representatives in major cities and notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships for republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpaean
Kansas City
Baltimore
St Louis
Star
aAtlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
European Squadron and civic duty notes in Kansas Journal
The Journal-World notes a temporary European squadron to aid Americans in Spain and discusses citizen responsibility in local government. It references President Roosevelt’s possible tour plans and comments on Senator Rush D. Holt’s standing with the administration amid WPA scrutiny.
Maine Fireworks Over Senate Seat Count Contested
The new dealers hint at a possible bid to regain political ground in the United States senate after losing Maine. Senate elections committee may seek a recount of the Maine senatorial vote and review campaign expenditures, potentially challenging Wallace F. White's victory over Governor Brann.
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Maine
United States Senate
Guffey
Senate Elections Committee
Senate
Wallace F. White
Brann
Lewiston
Growing Up at the American Legion Convention
The American Legion officials announce maturity of the organization as the Cleveland convention approaches. They note some horseplay from past conventions will be frowned upon this year and suggest many members now average 42 years old, a point where some still indulge in playfulness.
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American Legion
Legion
National Legion
Cleveland
Citizens Obligations and the Open Question of American Citizenship
Prof J B Smith argued that the American system has never been fully applied and that popular government requires more citizen attention than most provide. He noted turnout in major elections reaches only about half the eligible voters, yet emphasized that full citizenship involves more than voting.
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Prof
J. B. Smith
Von Elm Captures Amateur Golf Title From Jones
George Von Elm of Los Angeles defeated Bobby Jones of Atlanta to win the national amateur golf championship in Shorthills New Jersey. Also notes a hospital appendicitis operation for Walter Johns and various local society items including bank opening plans, a farmers union meeting, and upcoming weddings and travel notices.
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Eagles Hall
Roscoe School House
Lawrence
Farmers Union Bank
C. C. Braisted
Arthur Gillham
Ivan James
Vivian Marshall
Long Beach
Cal
Fred Heck
Seivert Wulfkuhle
Topeka
Winnipeg
Canada
J. M. Sanderson
St. Joseph
L. H. Menger
Katherine Redin l
West Hampton College
University of Richmond
T. S. Fenstemaker
Frances Elizabeth
Earl George Dulin
Kansas City
Kan
First Christian Church
Richard
Kansas
Alva Carter Burned In Gasoline Brazier Explosion
Alva Carter of Carter & Stockwell suffered severe facial and body burns from a gasoline brazier explosion while at work Saturday morning. The report notes painful injuries and details of the incident, reflecting a serious workplace accident. Mayor Bishop urges Lawrence residents to greet President Taft on Sunday.
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Alva Carter
Carter & Stockwell
Faraze
Bishop
Lawrence
Taft
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Poignant vignette from Claude Callan about a courteous son in a simple rural scene. A mother notes his politeness as he offers help to a young woman while managing the burdens of an older rider, reflecting small town values.
Taft Visit Sparks Lawrence Crowd at Depot Greeting
President Taft's arrival in Lawrence Sunday morning is expected to draw the largest crowd yet, with Mayor Bishop urging residents to greet him at the depot where decorations will be placed. KU registration sits at 1872 as classes begin today and enrollment continues. Col. John James McCook of the famed McCook family dies of pneumonia in Seabright New Jersey. He aided the university years ago by funding McCook Field, turning state land below University Hill into a football training ground. Family notes also cover a Golden Wedding in Emporia, local illness, campus life, and a new Harris Gibson mill setup near the jail. Knights of Security elect officers as the community keeps busy with events and preparations.
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Taft
Lawrence
Bishop
K. Ly
K. U
McCook Field
Dead Seabright
N. J
John James McCook
New York
Ohio
Fighting McGooks
Col. McCook
Santa Fe Railroad
Regent C. S. Gleed
Gov. Robinson
University
McCook
F. W. Parsons
Emporia
Martin E Rice
Chicago
H. Foster Jones
Kk. U
California
Palmer
North College
The
Knights and Ladies of Security
L. H. Corse
Eric Owen
Ad Manter
E. F. A. Reinisch
Geo. Wolf
J. A. Dailey
Mysterious Deaths in Jacksonville and Fernandina Coupled Tragedy
Two brothers died at the same hour in separate towns forty miles apart, William Charles Thomas age 9 in Jacksonville and David Madison Thomas age 4 in Fernandina, as relatives waited to notify the latter. A Cotton County fair blimp landing mishap delayed three county commissioners in Berea for a comic arrival. Elsie Janis reunited with Ted Lyman at a veterans encampment in Denver after twenty years. In Slayton Minnesota eight corn pickers mistakenly worked on the wrong farm, facing trespass notices.
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Jacksonville
William Charles Thomas
David Madison Thomas
Fernandina
Denver
Paris
Elsie Janis
A.E.F
Ted Lyman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miss Janis
Ted
Carol and Blake Face Romantic Tensions in Atlanta
In Blake Thornton's advertising firm, Carol grows closer to her employer while navigating flirtation with Atlanta's social scene. A planned maid of honor role for Ellen Sands prompts Carol to request time off, and a trip to a department store yields a pink orchid bridesmaid dress as she weighs independence against workplace ties.
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Carol
Blake Thornton
Blake
Atlanta
Porter Murray
Carols
Porter
Denis
Beter
Ellen
Tlen
Blake v
Jana
Cornelian
Cornelia
Carel
Ellen Sands
Carnella
Mrs. House
Barnes
The Galumps Apologize by Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly orders the Galumps from the barnyard and demands they apologize to every animal for their misdeeds. He insists they leave food for visitors and face each animal individually as punishment for their unkindness, leaving the Muddlers with a restrained departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Christophere Columbus Crow
Willy Nilly
Ani
Joan
Grandma
Putinte
Grandpa
Coronary Disease and Its Effects on the Heart
The article explains the heart’s coronary arteries and how disease hardens them reducing nourishment to the heart. It describes limited collateral circulation, scleros is, angina pectoris, and factors triggering angina such as exertion, cold, and overeating.
Limitless Future for Women in U S Banks
San Francisco September 18 A two day convention of the association of bank women opens with Miss Susan B Sturgis president. She says women bankers can rise beyond secretarial roles to leadership and that many young women in banks are preparing for more responsibility while men readily accept female financial guidance.
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San Francisco
Susan B. Sturgis
First National Bank of Boston
Association of Bank Women
Grace S. Stoermer
Sturgis
Water surveys urged for Kansas cities says Landes
Dr K K Landes assistant state geologist and University of Kansas professor outlines that the State Geological Survey offers to perform surveys to identify underground water possibilities at travel and incidental expense only. He notes eastern Kansas lacks feasible underground supplies due to salinity and highlights surface water impoundment as the regional solution after long term runoff rainfall and evaporation studies.
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Kansas
K. K. Landes
University of Kansas
State Geological Survey
Landes
Barkley to Speak in Kansas City for Democratic Rally
Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky will address a Democratic rally in Kansas City Kansas on September 25. Howard Payne, chairman of the Democratic state committee speakers bureau, announced the event and noted a simulcast rally by the Turkishian keywater at the Democratic national convention in nearby Arkansas City.
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Topeka
Sept
JSCP
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Ksas City
Kan
Howard Payne
Democratic State Committee
Kenturkian
Keywater
Arkansas
Local residents attend events and visits in Topeka and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Vern Swallow and family of Tauwrenne visit Rev S A Burgert’s home. Leona Shand from Jewell at KU spends week at Burgert’s. Numerous Topeka trips for Kraft store staff and local residents. Rally day at Stull Evangelical church planned. Mrs Wulfkuhle sick with stones, mother caring for her. Kampschroeder family hosts handkerchief shower for Mrs Ebon Anderson before her move to Topeka. Carl Kampschroeder places fourth in Topeka fair display. Grace Kropf wins first in an event.
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Vern Swallow
Tauwrenne
Jankce Bidinger
Leona Shand
Jewell
Rev. S. A
Topeks
August Walter
Elmer Nichols
Roy Bowen
Bobby
Old Belvoir
Ad Scheol
Wilma Wualfkuhle
Toneka
Highland Park
Stull Evangelical Church
Margie Rose Wildenbrand
Harry Wulfkuhle
Henry Balinmaiervis
Charles Roller
Harvey
Theodore Walter
Eunice Brass
Roy Armstrong
Donald Roller
Uelton
Chris. Kraft
Topeka
W. J. Huscheri
H. C. Wallkuhle
Helen Kampeschroeder
August Kampschroeder
Carl
Rachel
Bidinger
0. A. Ridinger
Fred Klock
Mildred
Lawrence
Carl Kampschroeder
Grace Kropf
FAIRVIEW W F M S MEETS WITH 31 MEMBERS AND VISITORS
The W. F. M. S. met at Mrs. Ernest Leary's home on Friday afternoon with 31 in attendance. Hostesses were Mrs. Mary McClintock and Mrs. Fred Eggert. After the regular business and program, annual officer elections were held with Mrs. Paul Koehler elected president and a vice president named.
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Ernest Leary
Mary McClintock
Fred Eggert
Paul Koehler
Community Notes From Local Kansas Gatherings
A long household and social update recounts visits, travels, and events among residents of Lawrence and surrounding towns. Mentions include Jennie Leary and Edith Cowles along with secretaries and treasurers, guests at the Ernest Leary home, and trips to Topeka and Lawrence. Names appear frequently, noting relatives, friends, and a few illness recoveries and birthdays.
Radio Programs Friday Evenings and Sunday Musical Schedule
Radio listings for Friday evenings September 18 and 30 across KMBC WDAF WREN WDAP WML WDAD etc feature a mix of concerts news flashes and theater programs. Highlights include KMBCs Andre Kostelanate Or and The First Nighter at WREN, plus WDAFs Red Grange and The March of Time segments and multiple orchestras such as King’s Jesters and Continental groups. The schedule extends into Saturday and Sunday with theater, religious programming and a wide array of orchestras and radio dramas airing from 6 pm to midnight and beyond.
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Wren
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
WDAP
Frank Barrall
Boake Carter
Joan Marsh
Krens Rich
Sam
Death Valley
Walts
Fred Waring
Orch
Hollywood Hotel
Clara
KNBC
Jimmie Brierly
Jack Randolph
Wren—King
Amos
Andy
Rubinoff
John B. Kennedy
Hans Fiath
Jesse Crawford
Leon Navarro
William Hard
Wbdaaf
Vista del
Lago Orch
Goose Creek Parson
Shandor
Paul Martel
KMLU
Frank Dailey
Stevens Orch
Bobby Trayson
The
King's Ceaters
Grand Terrace Orch
Fisher
Father Coughlin
WML
WDAD
SL. Francis Hotel
Meredith Willson
Lama Castagia
WDA Rere
Timie
Ques Trays Orch
Hickory House Orch
Richard Himbersa
Mayfair Casino
Totel Biltmore Orch
Ted Lewis
WEEN
Vie
Bolie Kay
Cucumul
Lou
Uren
Xavier Cage
Lotus Gardens Orch
Kmi—Sports Review
Adn
Iysil Harris
Laswu
Thu King's Jesters
Sehrelberg
Wbal
KMBU
Hishtace
Guy Lembarde
Kenne Rabiinoff
Terrie Franconi
Catholic Hour
Men In the Street
London Letter
Armchair Quartet
Opeh
Condun
Jon Voorhees
Oreh
Gooke Creek
America
Anantor
Walter Winchell
John Chariea Thomas
Kad Whiteman
Raltenborn
Richard Kimber
Hank You
Stasia
Frank Baileys
WDAS
Grand Terrace
Lotus Garden
Rnbt
Crosby
M Tees Rch
KMUC
Local Social Notes from Kansas City Visit Relays
Virginia Fuller returned to Kansas City after weeks at Wells and Brownlee homes. George Hunsinger hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Will Walker Leonard and Mr and Mrs Charles Henderson and family from Lawrence. William Wells and partner made a business trip to Topeka on Tuesday.
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Virginia Fuller
Kansas City
Wells
Brownlee
Will Walker
Leonard
Charles Henderson
Lawrence
George Hunsinger
William Wells
Topeka
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Tize
Bigyon
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Michigan
Mr. Roosevelt
Europe
Washington
Spain
Rush D. Holt
West, Virginia
Altho
Poor PA
Claude Callan
A Syndicate
Miss Flinn
Miss Emmett
Miss Lyons
Lyons
Howard Peakrs
Harris, Gibson & Co
Bromersick
Colorada
Elias Summerfield
Dssociated Press
Cuyahoga County
Berea
Joseph F. Gorman
James A. Reynolds
John FP. Curry
Slayton
Minn
Andres Threans
Bridesmaid
New York Academy
Myris Ry BI
Ago Gaaldston
U. S
Yarnold-Stull
Fairview
Monk
Puffy
Stripey
Jennie Leary
Ethel Cowles
Horrell
Charles Hubbard
Floyd Niselly
Frank Horrell
Aileen Croper
Edna Koehler
Bury Howes
Charles Nisely
Raymond
Cal Sizer
Rhtne Mound
W. G. Meairs
Dd Paaseh
Sarah Gibler
Clara Lansinger
Rena Altenbrandt
Mattie Schwartz
Texas
Colorado
Tome
Rev
Swi
William Sinks
Hagel
Charles Edmondson
Ralston
Theodore Howard
Fied Howard
Richard Strohel
Howard
Chester Howard
Mabel Rumsey
Humphrey
Newton
John ‘Berklesen
Bert Piper
Anna Paasch
Raymond Kirkpatrick
W. G
E. B. Pine
Josephine McCage
White
Eugene Leary
Seth Griffin
Ethel White
Dorothy Akin
Elbert Wax
George Eastman Home
Mamie Howard
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Elm S
Journal-World
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