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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
11
Listings include titles shown at Jefferson Theater and Paramount News reels plus a string of social updates. Centrist notices report church Sunday School entertainment, auxiliary invitations, hospitalities, and family travel as Mrs. Grifton hosts on West Main. Several residents return, visit friends, or plan summer stays with relatives in Rolla St. Joseph Tulsa Montreal and Fulton referenced as travel points.
Mrs. Oberman and Mrs. Sibley return from St. Louis while Mr. George H. Kennerly, prominent architect, remains hospitalized with a broken leg. Senator McCawley and family back from Alton, with sons at military academy and Washington University, as Mrs Folk and other visitors tour the State House and Executive Mansion. Luncheon, bridge, and club gatherings fill the day, with American War Mothers hosting a large luncheon and Gold Star Mothers honored for future France pilgrimage. Eleanor Feindt and Leo Baumertner wed at St. Peter's Church.
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a mild laxative aiding babies and children, claiming it relieves digestive issues from improper feeding. It promotes a free information book and urges mothers to request genuine Phillips product from The Phillips Chemical Co. New York.
The Springfield cashier recalls a recurring incident where a customer bought a ticket, left half a crown change, and walked out. A friend questions how to handle such cases, and the cashier says he taps the window with a sponge.
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