WATSON NEWS OF THE WEEK REMINDS OF SANTA TALES
The column shares humorous Christmas greetings and small town anecdotes from Watson Kansas. Notables include W. E. Hays welcoming a ten pound son and local reflections on Christmas visits, family news, rumors, and light jests about neighbors, health, and daily life during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
W. E. Hays
Ray Anderson
Chanute
Kansas
Ned
Fred Jenkins
Topeka
Kans
Henry Martin
Wellington
F. Wier
Jake Leisman
C. H. Bayless
B. C. Pericels
Athens
Johnny Schnitzer
Lee Crabtree
M. M. Good
W. H. Good
Johnnie
Earl
W. L. Johnson
Washington
S. D. Hudson
H. 5
Hudson
C. A
Rock Port
Shorty Caudie
Gladys Updike
Kansas City
G. RB. Wilson
Thurman
Iowa
Earl Boettner
Matte Barnes
Opera House
Mr. Monterfering
Dr. Gray
Henry Frede
Parnell
Missouri
Lon Patterson
Langdon
Galvin Christian
Stover
Chas. Ellison, Jr
Corning
W. W. Laughlin
Our
Campbell
Craig
Rev. Collins
Groves Updike
High Creek
George Hopkins
Joe Cummins
Farragut
J. H. Liess
A. ©. Morgan
Percival
Bartlett
Ed Hall
Ozie
Ham Crockett
Cotie
Hugh Hay
Crosswhite
Hamilton
Richill
Jesse Bartholomew
Rock- Port
Shorty Caudle
Ed Adams
Pearle
A. H
Edwards
Fullerton
Neb
Nat
Estell Moore
Smithville
Ellis Benedict
Columbia
McNeal Mercantile Co
Mack
Lincoln
D. W. Airy
Winnie Workman
Farnam
Nebraska
Chas. Gosche
Nebraska City
John Finnell
J. J. Roup
Jack Sinclaiy
Ralph Bellew
L. €. Stoner
Omaha
Rex Hicks
Amhurst
Mamie
Kate Cullin
St. Joseph
Dorsey Thornberg
Jack Morgan
G. M. Beal
John Griffin
Hamburg
Orville Chambers
Ottawa
Ben Frede
Gallutin
Jack Million
Montana
M. A. McNeal
M. M. Leisman
G. F. Wilson
Kidney Health Ad Promotes Jad Salts
An old newspaper ad urges readers to quit meat if kidney pain appears and to use Jad Salts a lemon and grape acid lithia blend to flush kidneys. It claims meat overloads kidneys, causes uric acid buildup, and links chronic illness to sluggish kidneys. The ad promotes periodic use as a health tonic.
Man with stutter aboard Atlantic ship speaks to captain
Among passengers on a recent Atlantic crossing was a man who stuttered. He approached the captain and uttered a stuttering message, going s-5-5-5-s-8-s as he spoke.
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Atlantic
Phonograph of the PLAYERPHONE in town store
The town store displays the PLAYERPHONE phonograph models praised for refined tone and scientific improvements. Demonstrations showcase authentic tone values and a single control enhancing interpretative effects, with compatibility across all disc sizes and makes. The PLAYERPHONE is hailed as a supreme, mechanically perfect work of art and entertainment.
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