Thanking Donors For Knitted Garments At Naval Base
Mrs Anna Steele Richardson recounts a tale from the Woman's Home Companion about sailors at a New York harbor base who, after receiving knitted garments, searched their bags for notes and addresses from the donors. The story highlights appreciation for gifts of sweaters helmets wristlets and bags and the hope that letters will follow.
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Anna Steele Richardson
Woman's Home Companion
New York
Har
End of Tillman opens new clinic on 17th Lydia corner
Pr A M Tillman announces his new location at the northwest corner of 17th and Lydia Avenue. Bell phone Grand 3843. Community patrons urged to visit his new office and meet their physician.
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Pr. A. M. Tillman
17Th and
Lydia Avenue
Bell
War Savings Committee of Missouri in Active Service among Colored People
Rev. I W Davis and Rev H H Dante lead Missouri War Savings efforts among colored residents. The drive calls on public to support war relief from now through June 28 1915 with the War Saving Tag per the President's proclamation.
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WAR Savings Committee OF
Missouri
Wilson
Festus J. Wade
Quality beats quantity at Golden’s tailoring shop
In Kansas City the up to date establishment run by George W. Golden at 1609 East 18th Street offers tailoring cleaning and pressing with prompt service. A first rate barber shop and a well equipped pool hall accompany the business, all promising quality and courteous service. Dial East fat for contact.
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Kansas City
George W. Golden
East 18Th Street
Dell
Payne's Coal and Feed Store Ad 1902 Prices
Classified pricing from Payne's Coal and Feed Store on Vine Street and East 412 Bell listing full weight Lexington Lump Cherokee Lump Semi-Anthracite and other coal types with per ton prices and a note that prices will change after June 25th.
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Payne's Coal and Feed
Vine Street
Bell
Lexington
Billion-Wise Waste: Water Power and Private Franchises
A historical discussion argues that vast water power remains undeveloped in peacetime America due to government restraints, urging a 30 year private franchise to tap unused hydro power. It notes daily 1,000,000 tons coal equivalent wasted and Switzerland's coal trade costs, calling for immediate, government-backed development.
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Switzerland
Germany
Congress
Neatness Decides Which Cousin Goes to Circus
Aunty and two daughters Mageglce and Hessie stay with Une Fred. Maggie’s hair curls but wanders. Hessie’s hair is straight and braided. A circus comes to town and Fred chooses the child who combs her hair best.
Ocean barges towed by tugs for cargo through submarine zones
Popular Mechanics Magazine discusses a practicable scheme to curb U boat depredations by using immense ocean going barges towed by armed tugs for freight. The barges would be long and low inclosed steel craft, decked slightly above water to appear invisible to periscopes, making them less vulnerable to torpedoes in a gun duel with U boats.
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Popular Mechanics
Pianist Clyde Glass to Lecture in Kansas City
The Sun profiles pianist Clyde 1L Glass a nationally reputed performer and teacher from The New England Conservatory. He plans a concert and a pedagogy address in Kansas City, citing his strong work ethic and extensive study. Contact Troy Hall Bell Phone 2400 The Paseo.
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Taylor Holmes & Co
Annie Holmes
Magr
Vine ST
Kansas City
Bell Phone
Clyde
Glass
Grand
Don
Troy Hall
Bell
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Allen Christian Endeavor League
Macon
Bishop Parks
Lillian Booker
Allen Christian Endeavor
God
Allen C. EB
League of Macon
H. B. Parks
DL. D
Julian ¢. Caldwell
Sadie E. Dimbery
Minnie Ross
A. R. Fox
N. Missouri
Arthur Johnson
W. Missouri
New Negro Town
Robbins
Jennie Smith
Chicago
Cook County
Ilinois
Eliles
Thomas J. Keller
Wim. Harvey
Richard Flowers
LeRoy P. Thomas
Robert H. Bryant
Jerry Taylor
George Winehorne
Edward Brown
George J. Moore
Win
Harvey
Charley C. Banks Wee
Walter Childs
Edward Center
James Coleman
Lon M, Tillman
Delaware
Academy Hall
Michigan Ave
People's Drug Store
E. Hoy Carpenter
BATHS
E. 18Th Street
Kansas City, MO
The
Handy Colored Store
Madam P. McAbney
Notion
I. W. Davis
Michigan
ER. Davis
H. H. Dante
JL. W. Davis
France
Geo. V. Golden
Missouri Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Kansas City Light & Power Co
Windsor
Poplar Mechanics Magazine
Boston
Excel Pharmacal CO
Neosho, Mo., U. S. A
Eugene Edward Vaughn
Kelley
Kelley Milling Co
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