Patriot Liberty Day Observances Mount Across Federal District
More Than 700 speakers for the Tenth Federal District planned celebrations marking Liberty Day and the first anniversary of U.S. entry into the war. Parades, mass meetings, and school programs target 6,000,000 residents with talks on war aims and democracy as enrollment for the Third Liberty Loan opens.
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United States
Campalea
Jolette
Federal District
Yioof Volunteerem Anong
President Wilson Applauds Four Minute Men Help
A note from President Wilson expresses gratitude to the Four Minute Men and motion picture theaters for aiding the national cause. He thanks them for hosting exclusive speaker access and notes a reading planned for 25,000 Minute Men nationwide. Local notices mention events in Kansas with dates and venues.
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Wilson
Fielp
Voisintk
Woodrow Wilson
Catarrh Remedies Are Not A Cure
Catarrh is described as a persistent enemy and local sprays or douches are said to fail to cure it. The ad urges throwing away makeshift remedies and using S S S from the drugstore, claiming it treats the disease by removing germs from the blood. Readers are invited to seek free medical advice from Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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S. S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Absolutely Removes Indigestin Product Notice
Druggists money back if it fails. 25¢ refund offered. Distilled water bottled in sterilized containers. Contact Thel A sovistiun at phone 158 for details.
Tax Commission Sets Dates for Corporation Hearings
The state tax commission announced dates for hearings on 1918 assessments for utilities and corporations with property holdings. Dates cover April 7 to April 14, with lines on interurban telephone service and related properties to be reviewed by commission members.
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Nigte Tax Commission
A Woman's War Time Duty Drawn From Wartime Labor
A fragmented wartime piece discusses women’s roles in home front duties and labor. It mentions efforts, training, and social expectations as women contribute to national defense while balancing personal responsibilities. The text references schooling, fashion, and community support during the wartime period.
Local Pageant Recitations Highlight Reading Club Event
A Thursday afternoon program drew a large crowd at the box enclosure with students performing recitations and readings. Highlights included pieces titled A Godly Example and Johnny Rat and Susie Meussvhil, with the Patriot Club and various speakers contributing to the performance.
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Alors
John
Gladlane
Tohnny
Perth
Chole
Herbie Hoover
GalCer
Etta Beste at theatres with Bowery and Varsity shows
Readers are offered a weekly lineup from Bestes Theatre listing Pauline Starke in Shoes That Dare Danes, Alice Joyce in The Sway of the Soad, Olive Thomas in An Heiress for a Day, and Benjamin Chapin in a two reel Lancels series. Saturday features Buggies of Red Gap. The featurettes promise sensational East Side gang era crime drama and a grand program at The Bowery and Varsity Theatres with additional art and romance scenes.
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Pauline Starke
Alica “Joyce
Soad
Olive Thomas
Benjamin Chapin
Faylor Selmes
Red Gap
East Side
Tan Hale
New York
Cheager
Zhopfollar
Trianpie
Sitio
Paine Starke
Rhads Regan
Kleysonis
Smd
Hiur- Wong
Wallace Mes Donakd
Danert
Bowergeek
Recitation and Social Items From Lawrence News
A lengthy school program excerpt lists recitations songs and performances by students and teachers. It notes fundraising for a Vietroke project for the school and records numerous Lawrence social visits and family news with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Whitman and Mrs. Seth Kindred. It mentions church work progress and local optical services.
Mis Monteins preach at First Baptist amid June plans
Fragmentary notice shows Monte Mis and Pontius of the First Baptist to preach in the afternoon. Brotherhood set safe needs discussed in relation to a water solution by June. W. Be. Spalding announces candidacy for mayor.
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Kansas
Pontius
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Hontius
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Camlidate
Bay I at Winey s Quit Business Sale
Miss Phebe Bigsby spent the weekend with Mrs. Roth and Miss Esther Richards. Mrs. James Wiggins and Miss Brock plan an egg roast for Saturday. Paul Winter attended a Red Cross meeting at Mr. Tane Hird’s Saturday. Mrs. Baldwurlef visits Excelder Springs for several days. Raymond Wright and Lawrence dined with W. D. Pontius. The Noreas Society met March 20 at Mrs. James Wiggins’ home. eleven native members quoted Bible verses. The meeting adjourned after interwoven readings and a dainty lunch. Mrs. Will Gorvill and Mrs. Harrison hosted. Ernest Richards visited Kanwaka. Barker literary debate set for March 22 with strong attendance and a good program. Minverian club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Miss Watts of Riverside. Distilled water sessions noted.
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Esther Richards
James Wiggins
Miss Brock
Paul Winterest Richards
Red Cross
Tane Hird
Baldwurlef
Excelvior Springs
Raymond Wright
Lawrence
W. D. Pontius
Noreas Society
Will Gorvill
Will Deskin
G. Mo. Harrison
Tevening
Ernest Richards
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Barker
Minverian Club
Miss Watts
Riverside
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Banks appoint men for Liberty Loan drive in Lawrence
Lawrence banks designate officers to lead the Liberty Loan campaign starting April 6. Each bank assigns an officer with bond knowledge to handle inquiries and collect subscriptions, ensuring a coordinated effort across Douglas County.
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Adea
Coss
Neuglas
Lawrence National Bank
Ch. Wetzel
Shiers
Ate & Savings Bank
National Bank
Tank Wan
Wisiness
Charine
Ali
Ernest Sting
Bowersock
Liberty Lowe
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Kansas Stockmen Meet in Hutchinson for Hereford Sale
The Kansas stockmen gather in Hutchinson today for the annual Hereford sale hosted by the Hereford Breeders' Association. State officials and club members attend a speech by CL Hopper and other leaders from Hutchinson, Kansas City, and Missouri.
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Bain
Tye
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Han
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Hutehissony
Kamenstity
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Trar
W ‘ Cockel
Animal Husbandry Department
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Merkel
Tes. T. McCray
J.cl Mubh Woot
Tie State Board of
Growth rates of Islam and Christianity in India
The World Outlook describes Mohammedanism as India’s aggressive religion with a 9 percent membership rise in a decade, outpacing a 2 percent general population increase. Christianity grows faster in proportion, up 25 percent over ten years, with more native Indians converting to Islam than to Christianity but Christianity showing larger relative growth.
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India
Seashore Areas Vary With Seasons Across U S Coast
The article surveys US seashore towns from Maine to Florida, noting many small villages in winter become bustling in summer. It contrasts Atlantic and Pacific advantages, mentions year round bathing on gulf and lower Pacific coasts, and comments on Malta’s white stone streets and sun glare. It also notes Red Cross volunteer women.
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United States
Maine
Florida
Gray's Harbor
San Mego
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Malte
Malta
Woman Recovers Health After Pinkham Remedy
West Plains Missouri resident Miss Cora Lee Hart credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending months of severe cramps and indigestion after trying other doctors and remedies. She urges other women to seek special advice from Lynn E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, MA.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Cora Lee Hart
West Plaing
Lynn E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mi
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