Multiple Church Notices in Lawrence Area Churches
A dense pane of church notices lists services across Unitarian, Second Presbyterian, First Baptist, Univers ity Evangelical, First Spiritualists, Lutherans, United Presbyterian, Centenary M E, Bethany Day Epworth, and other local churches. It details Sunday schools, morning sermons, evening services, special programs, pastors, visiting speakers such as Rev. Frank J. White, D D, and Prof. Lauren, plus Youth meetings and midweek prayer sessions.
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First Baptist Claireh
Kentucky Street
Church Int Bible
Claks
Frank J. White
Shaibhai Thapt
Society of Lawrance
New
Massachusetts Street
Tskpp
Ume
Sermon Invite By Rev. G Franklin Ream D D New York
A cordial invitation is extended to students and strangers to attend a sermon by the Rev. G Franklin Ream D D of New York. The notice emphasizes welcome to all listeners and seeks broad attendance.
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G. Franklin Ream
D. D
New York
First Christian Church Corner Tenth and Kentucky
Notice lists services at First Christian Church corner Tenth and Kentucky with minister George Darsie. Morning sermon at 11 and evening at 7 45, subject Half and Half. Choir under Mise Reynolds from University to render high class music. You are invited to worship with Evangelical Association church at Tenth and Connecticut streets with J K Young pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueethron Church
Cornes
Vermont
F. M. Tekterman
Talheran
Court House
Luther League
Olack
WL Blackmar
Kate-Endacott
Golh Coffelt
United Presbyterian Church
Tenth and
Kentucky
Centenary M. FE
N. Fourth and Elm
Roy E. Burt
Epworth League
Luneventing
Crete Teniyy
First Christian
Tenth
Kentucky Street
George Darsie
Combir Bible School
C. Fi. Society
Sormon
al ‘Aplendid
Mise Reynolds
University
Feist Christian Church
Evangelical Association
Connecticut
J. K. Young
Jpastor. A
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ninth
Ohio Streets
G. N. Jackson
Heaven
Army of the Lord
Milton Simms
Wm. Harvey
Christian
Scientist
Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science Reading
Church of the Brethren
Fourteenth
New Hampshire
F. E. McCune
Ward
Plymouth Center
Edison
Dean Butler
Local Churches Offer Sunday Services and Notices
Ninth Street Baptist Church and Trinity Church announce morning prayer, sermons, and Sunday school with clergy and officers listed. Christian Science, Friends, Brethren, Plymouth, and First Presbyterian churches schedule services, classes, and events with pastors and leaders noted. bishop visit delayed.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Local Ad
A damaged OCR ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy for back pain and kidney trouble. It cites Mrs. Lawrence Bright of 123 Pennsylvania Street Lawrence as endorsing the product after relief from fatigue and bladder weakness from prolonged standing. Foster-Milburn Co. advertised the pills as the same trusted kidney remedy sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lawrence Peaple
LL W. Bright
Pennsyvania
St. Lawxense
Troan
Foster-Milburn Co
Raffalo
Hopewell service and midweek prayers noted
The record lists Hopewell church service at 7 45 pm and a midweek prayer session on Wednesday at 7 pm. It also records various local visits and social news from the Hopewell area including residents traveling to Olathe and Lawrence, community club activities, and a confidential business oath regarding Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Luxemburg Iron Makers Tie to German Smelting Furnaces
The Luxemburg iron manufacturers renewed their contract with the Association of German Smelting Furnaces through 1920, per a Tyd correspondent. Until 1910 Luxemburg factories allied with Lorraine furnaces, but in 1941 they largely joined the German association, with the remainder soon following.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Luxemburg Iron Manufacturers
Tyd
Grand Duchy
Lorraine
Wartime British Surgeons Treat 16000 Civilian Cases
In Paris on Sept 30 British surgeons report treating 16 000 civilian cases and performing 1463 operations in French war zones. They address war illnesses and epidemics, vaccinate inhabitants against typhoid, and establish hospitals for children as civilians suffer shell wounds.
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Paris
France
Cardui Proven By A Knoxville Woman
Mrs Mamie Tove of 192 West Main Street Knoxville says Cardus helped her after six doctors failed to help. She could hardly walk but after taking Cardui she can do most anywhere. She urges all ailing women to try this gentle tonic, a reliable vegetable remedy used for over 50 years.
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Knoxville
Tenu
Mamie Tove
Main Street
Cardus
Cardui
Hughes Acceptance Speech Sets Out GOP Campaign Vision
Private citizen and former justice Mal Hughes answers critics at the Republican convention. He outlines vital issues and faults of the present administration, pledging to restore the United States to a place of respect and honor.
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Remocrary
Sebo
Toker
Hughes
Supreme Court
Republican National Convent
Republican ‘Party
Hughes challenges kept us out of war argument
The piece records Mr Hughes disputing the claim kept us out of war by noting Mexican and American casualties at Vera Cruz. It outlines explanations offered for the Vera Cruz action, including saluting the flag, forcing Huerta’s retreat, and impeding ammunition landings, concluding the stance caused distrust among Mexicans.
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MR. Hughes
Hughes
Vera Cruze
Nave
Vera Drug
Ani
Huerta
American flag unsullied cited in Hughes speech
Excerpt references Mr Hughes speaking in Chicago urging American efficiency in business and organization, stressing the flag and nation’s honor worldwide. The fragment underscores national pride and industrial discipline as key themes of the address.
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Hughes
Chieega
Manana Mapona and the Democratic Campaign Watch
The article notes Manana Mapona as a watchful waiting Democratic keynote. It describes tentative plans for Wilson speeches after September 1 and Western visits mid September. Campaigns target the woman vote, Brysit's Maine speeches delayed, and Hughes active in the West.
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Mapona
Brysit
Maine
Hughes
Kidney trouble relief claimed by Mrs Hartmeister
Mrs. F. E. Hartmeister of Ten Missouri describes two years of kidney trouble and severe symptoms this summer. She credits Foley Kidney Pills with helping her feel like a new person. The notice warns many women neglect kidney derangement signs and explains how proper kidney function removes poisons causing backache dizziness puffiness and rheumatism.
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F. E. Hartmeister
Ten
O. P. Barber &, Son
Favors Home Development Before Foreign Trade Urged
Texas banker Joseph Hirsch of Corpus Christi told the American Bankers Association convention in Kansas City that developing U S internal resources is the country s greatest opportunity now He cited agricultural districts in the South where improved yet still lagging conditions prevail compared with Europe and noted farm advisers clubs colleges and schools promoting rural progress institutions and associations supporting intensified farming
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Texas
Kansas City
United States
Joseph Jy
Corpus
South
Hirsch
Europe
Country life improvements and real estate transfers
The item summarizes nationwide agricultural betterment efforts and noting available funding rising to 4.5 billion by 1929 contingent on state appropriations. It lists several warranty deeds involving Emma Keiser and Lawrence Kansas Chester Robinson and others, plus property details. The Lawrence Business College announces noon-hour hours this week for night school arrangements.
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Eimma Keiser
Lawrence, Kans
Chester Robinson
Lane
Liasyrence
Kas
Solomon Engle
Mvrence
Lowe
Ae Rorner
Nem
Saat
John
Engle
Wilder
Lawrence
H. Lowe
The
Lawrence Business College
Beet Sugar Compared With Cane Sugar in Kansas
University of Kansas home economics experts find beet sugar equals cane sugar in cooking. Professor Elizabeth C Sprague notes beet sugar costs about ten cents less per hundred pounds and supports Kansas industry by using locally grown beets. Cane raisers in Kansas produce no sugar.
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Department
University of Kansas
Elizabeth C. Sprague
University
Dodge City
Leavenworth
Kansas
Bert
Miss Sprague
Middle West
Lodgings for Horses in East End Homes
The London Chronicle notes the East End houses housing horses and chickens. At day’s end horses are seen wandering through ordinary street doors, seemingly like main ledgers. The piece highlights common sight and remarks on yards and amenities.
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East End
Badek
London Chronicle
Character Must Be Made Quote Sparks Forge of Self
A quotation attributed to Froude emphasizes that identity is forged, not discovered, urging individuals to hammer their character into form. The remark frames personal development as active creative work rather than passive self extraction.
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Froude
Fragmented OCR note on travel and pipes and paths
The readable text mentions credit and prolife themes, a traveler, a piper, and evasive phrases. It references a mesnli met rey distance at guad dent miele and a pipe bite. Names and places are unclear due to deterioration, offering a fragmentary sense of a wandering tale or instructional note.
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Rey
Guad Dent
The Law and Humility Lessons in War Hardship
A terse, era-tinged note argues that humility and restraint are lessons from war, warning against oppression or excess profits. It comments that no form of tyranny yields safety or profit, citing law and fairness as guiding principles.
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Phar
Dougls
Postponed Indefinitely for Caredyn Hyiplunwaey Case
In a fragmentary exchange, Davi and Waller discuss a postponement linked to Caredyn Hyiplunwaey. The dialogue hints at a pending decision while a question about a marriage arises, with references to Walter and an undefined writ.
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Teavis
Walter
Waller
Origin of Carnation in Ancient Greek Traditions
The text claims carnations originated with ancient Greeks who called them Dianthua, flower of the gods. It suggests carnations were used in ceremonies and linked to royal symbolism, mentioning their role in Georgian or Charles era rituals and as part of ceremonial rites.
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Charles
Fragmentary note hints at names and actions
A jumbled, partly readable snippet mentions Mrs Casey and a dog sitter figure, with scattered phrases about a Latin term, asteril hanes, and a possible monetary reference, all conveyed in a rough, informal voice.
Fragmented Advice on Nail and Hammer Usage
The text appears as garbled guidance about using nails and hammers, mentioning a nail hastening to break a hammer and a vague test of a screw. It references American carpentry and boiler contexts in a damaged OCR style.
Reflex of Life in Japan
Fragmentary note describes bulbs or milches used in phosphorus processes and its impact on industry. Mentions street recovery and poor households as part of a broader urban economy.
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Japan
Swinton Music Tease Sparks Hospital Visit Rumor
In a fragmented wire, Mrs Knewse notes her confusion over a Swinton music event guest. Mr Knewzee mentions a hospital trip this afternoon and references a writeup that implied a guest’s involvement, without full clarity on names or outcomes.
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Knewzee
Fwk
Buoyant Sunflower Seeds Defy Water Weight Limits
An account notes a sunflower pitch from a giant sunflower grown in Sihprit may support thirty five times its own weight on water while cork shows buoyancy of only one to five. The text is fragmented and uses quirky spellings.
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Ind Reindder
Me Has Shortest Name Wins in Hawaii Versus Mexican Opponent
A cryptic report from Hawaii notes Mr. fisheroint claiming the shortest name title. He defeats General 6 of Mexico in a match judged by a valid techniality. The piece hints at writers stealing and mentions the tail being cheap yet costly in the end.
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Fisheroint
Hawaii
General 6
Mexico
Ux Feadtine
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Vernmont
Henry W. Hargett
Gordon G.thompson
Franklin Ream
Board of Education of New York
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Ramsey High School
Dbes
Seoul
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Joseph A Dennison
Mra. Dennison
Boston
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth and
Earlies
H. ©. Culbertson
Emporia College
Herman Penster
Arkansas
Fred Purvise
White
Cottonwood Falls
Charles’ Brown
Baldwin
J. M. ‘Jones
Frank Williams
Moniay
al Winters
Fred Durvis
Will Downing
D.tucker
O. M. Hindman
M. Jones
Olathe
Foster
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Mabee
Charles Hilkey
E. J. Hilkey
Wim
0. M. Hindman
Hopetell
Llate
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
FJ. Cheney& Co
Talcedo
Cheney
Gleabon
F. J. Cheney & ,Co
Mal Hughes
Manana
Mra
M. Summers
Barn
South Bend
Ind
Nana
Hughe
Charles Eg
Detroit
Pepte
Tye
Betreit
Charles E. Hughes
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Detroit Free Press
Casey
Pat
Dogitier
Tavreara
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