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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1908

Page

10

Pure Milk Lecture Urges Women to Fight Infant Deaths

Dr W P Cutler urges women to help reduce infant mortality through pure milk. He cites 30 000 babies fed cow s milk last year and notes milk impurities as a cause. The talk, with lantern slides, says dairies must be clean and separate milk houses exist, praising women inspectors and a local reform movement as dairies improve.

City Oe Missouri Bart Sties Cutler Catile Kansas City B. W. Zens Euclid Avenue T. Brigham Helping Hand Institute

Emaline in a Melodrama Unrewarded Clerk’s Case

A fragment from a melodrama shows a junior clerk and an office boy trading put downs about a crime or deception. The scene hints at a clever character and a morally ambiguous plot without revealing full details.

Emaline Ema Etrolia

New Pastor Delivers First Sermon at Independence

The Rev. H. G. Mais, new pastor of Watson Memorial Methodist Church in Independence, preaches his first sermon there this morning. He came to Independence from Carthage, Missouri.

H. G. Mais Watson Memorial Methodist Church of Independence Independence Carthage

Fleet Has 45 From Here On World Cruise Directory

Government issues a full enlisted men directory for the United States fleet voyage. Kansas City leads Missouri with forty five sailors aboard, Kansas City Kansas reports twelve, and New York bars 1,010. A long list names sailors with addresses under Admiral Evans. The Kansas City Kansas roster includes George W. Beck and others from local streets.

Missouri New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ilinois Michigan St. Louis Greater New York City Philadelhia Chicago Boston Stouts San Francisco Heap Kansas City Archie A. Adams Main Street Elzie Adams Grand Avenue Ralph X. Alien Woodland Avenue Albert C. Anstey East Eighth Street Bennie FE. Arcouet Harry H. Baker Richard E. Baker Summit Street Paul H. Bethmann Troost Avenue I. Brown Campbell Street William N. Brown West Fourteenth Street Charles H. Carroll Kensington Avenue Lawrence L. Cassidy Watroyd Avenue Herbert W. Chittenden Tracy Avenue Ross H. Cowan Luther C. Crow Elm William C. Colbert Greeley Avenue John T. Guthrie Virginia Avenue James A. Hopson Shawnee Avenue Phillips. Hoyt Washington Avenue George Kitchingman Alden Street David R. McGuire North Sixth Street Bernard C. Parker Austin Street Henry T. Price Frank Simmons Splitlog Avenue Hervey W. Stewart South Seventh Street Myron H. Waterman Orville Avenue Navy Pacific Coast Kansas Admiral Evans Mercier Street Dennett BR Johnson Harrison Street William J. Keufman Holmes Street Harvey Leander Malone Willian A. Menth Oak Street Ernest E. Meller Wheeling Agenue Louis Tl. Morris Stanley Milton Presbury Jefferson Street Roy Addison Jriest Locust Street Ames M. Pyle

Metropolitan Candidates Embrace Square Deal Policy

The campaign shows Metropolitan contenders adopting the street railway square deal stance that Beardsley has long backed. Supporters insist belated zeal will not deceive the public as the Metropolitan backs the same policy and opposes Beardsley. The motive remains questioned.

Beardsley

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