Women Chemists Enter Diverse Professional Roles
The article notes increasing entry of women into chemistry careers in colleges hospitals and dietetics. It highlights dietetics in hospitals cooking schools and health resorts as major current paths. It also mentions growth in food and textile industries and work in agricultural experiment stations and public health departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solien
J. E.H.S. Bailey
University ‘of
Kansas
Ming
Armacy
Swamp Root praised by Caldwell's Central Drug Store
Letter from W. C. Caldwell of Caldwell's Central Drug Store Fort Smith Ark extols Swamp Root as a top remedy for kidney and bladder diseases. The missive notes decades of use, a strong sales record, and invites readers to request a sample bottle and informational booklet from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iler
Caldwell’s Central Drug Store
W. C. Caldwell
Garrison Ave
May Lith
Fort Smith, Ark
Dr Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Lawrence
Daily Journal-World
Adv
Roosevelt Card Tour Echoes In German Kaiser Card
A vintage post card pairing Kaiser Wilhelm with Theodore Roosevelt recalls Roosevelt’s world tour as a guest of honor in Germany. The piece notes a jest about a military strength remark and the Kaiser’s reaction, linking it to looming conflicts.
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Lawrence
Germany
Kaiser
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Yman Post Card
Roosevelt
Wilhelm
Treat the Catarrh with a Quick Relief Inhalant
A vintage ad promotes a nasal inhalant claimed to cure catarrh in four days. It argues the treatment clears the nasal membranes, soothes sore spots, and ends suffering. The copy warns catarrh can be dangerous and may lead to consumption. It urges starting today at Corser Drug Store.
Women Join Then Four Minute Men in War Effort
Lawrence women have joined the Four Minute Men to assist in wartime information campaigns. Over the next two weeks they will alternate speaking to moving picture audiences on government related subjects. The announced list includes Mrs. W. J. Baumgart and many others scheduled to appear in daily talks.
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Lawrence
Pains and Aches Caused by Kidneys
Many women misattribute ailments to a disease of their sex but the pain and misery come from weak kidneys. Housework, offices, or factories can trigger trouble with dizzy spells, puffiness, stiff joints, discolored urine, bladder issues, and rheumatic or diabetic symptoms. Foley Kidney Pills claim to dissolve poisonous substances and uric acid, cleanse and invigorate inactive kidneys, with testimonials from buyers like R. Hickson City Drug Store Ady.
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du To
Foley Bidney
R. Hickson
City Drug Store
Ady
Wizard Oil promoted as safe first aid remedy
An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a powerful antiseptic for wounds and pain relief from sprains bruises cuts burns bites and stings. It also claims use for ailments like stiff neck sore feet canker earache and toothache with a 30 cent price and money back guarantee. The ad lists numerous local names and distributors including A. C. Terrill Mrs. Frank Strong and J. R. Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Deslink
Enemies Among Rural Areas and Cities in Kansas Registered
A report from Topeka dated April 5 states that enemy aliens are registered across Kansas. Otto T. Wood, United States marshal, lists 24 cities with populations over 5,000 where full life records of each alien are kept. Overall 910 enemy aliens are registered, with Wichita and other cities noted in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kans
Topeka
Kan
Justa
Otto T. Wood
United States
Kansas
Kags Re Hee
Wichita
Will Bring Him Back Deserter Walter Thompson Held in Wyoming
Sheriff Schultz will take Walter Thompson to Powell Wyoming to face charges of desertion and failure to support his wife and three children. Mrs Thompson reported the desertion and authorities located him in Powell where he is held until the sheriff can obtain the necessary papers for Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Sherif Schultz
Powell
Walter Thompson
Lawrence Plumber Praises Mayr Remedy For Relief
A Lawrence man describes chronic abdominal pain and gas ended after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims the product clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, alleviating stomach liver and intestinal ailments. The ad promotes a money back guarantee through Round Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mayr
Round Corner Drug
Students Try Charge Under Simulated War Conditions
The KU regiment will attempt an on campus charge this week under mock war conditions. Wire surrounds a ditch through the campus with troops advancing from the east streetcar line and bayonets fixed through gaps of dummies. Old uniforms are worn for the exercise directed by the late Prof. W. Davis. About 360 men are in the regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOU
K.U
W. Davis
Canin Funes Thera
Ke U. Reginiert
Freshman and Varsity Split Tilt at McCook Field
Freshmen and varsity played a noon game at McCook Field in a tense fracas. Loose fielding marred both sides while Wedell and Caler held the frosh in check and the varsity pitching kept the score close.
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McCook Field
Marxen
Innnings
Dutek Wedell Ry
Harden
Wedell
Ul Caler
Kitchen
Brite
Johnson
Varv
Die Dutch Lonborg
Tose
Tee All Tean
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Recipe Promises Youthful Beauty
An old home remedy touts Sage Tea and Sulphur as a natural darkener for gray hair. It claims drastic results after a few applications and suggests Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready option.
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Wreth
Wyeth
Telegram Firms Valuation Under Way in Aston
The inter nee conmission begins valuation of telephone and telegraph property and finances in Aston. The process mirrors ongoing railroad valuation proceedings that have stretched for years, outlining how actual worth will be determined for these firms.
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Aston
Origal iv
Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Restoring Liquid
A newspaper note advertises a four ounce bottle of liquid arvon to dissolve dandruff and stop scalp itching. It claims complete removal after several applications and lists Lawrence Optical Co. and Mrs J R Woodward travel news as nearby items.
I s Waste of Fat Kansas Uses Too Much Soap
Kansas wastes over six million pounds of fats yearly through excessive soap use to soften hard water. Dr H W Brubaker Kansas State Agricultural College reports eight pounds of soap to lather 20 gallons of Manhattan water. eight ounces of lime can do the job, saving soap and funds amid wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Manhattan
Kans
H. W. Brubaker
Kansas State Agricultural College
Inside baths and limestone phosphate for bowel health
An advertisement promotes internal sanitation advising a morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the bowels. It claims daily waste feeds bacteria and toxins enter the blood, urging readers to start this inexpensive regimen to cure headaches, constipation, and foul taste.
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Adv
German Money Rings Dis Turbining Doctrines to America
The item notes concerns about German financial influence shaping American political or social doctrines. It highlights fears of foreign money steering U.S. policy debates and public opinion during the period. Local voices urge caution and scrutiny of funding sources and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bolshevik Influences Allegedly Spread in Kansas
The Wichita dispatch asserts Bolshevik activity in Kansas linked to I. W. W. influence. It claims Lenine-inspired doctrines finance U.S. efforts to disrupt wheat and oil production, with the Nonpartisan League collaborating to shift power away from state government toward industrial workers groups.
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Wichita
Kansas
Russi
West Front
Wilson
Nicolai Lenine
United States
Washineiye
Butler
iMan
Él Asin
1. W. OW
Arthur LeSner
Socialist College
Fort Scott
Lalso
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Industrial Workers of the Work
Mare
1. W. Wo
Solidarity
LW. W
Hilack
White
Ivals
Trotzky
Lenine
Russia
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to perform in Lawrence
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra conducts a two concert event at Robinson Gymnasium under Emil Oberhoffer. Soloists include Allen McQuhac and Richard zerwenky in the afternoon with Beethoven Symphony No. 5. Christine Schutz and Cornelius Van Viet headline the evening Brahms Symphony No. 2. Prices range from 1.25 to 1.50 with tickets available April 10 at local outlets.
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Lawrence
Richardzerwenky
Beethoven Symphony
Christine Schutz
Cornelius van Viet
Round Corner
Dean H. L. Butler
Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness Subscription Invite
The notice invites subscriptions for new United States Treasury certificates dated March 20 and due June 18. Denominations start at 500 with interest at 4.5 percent, payable in cash at the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City, Missouri. Watkins National Bank also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
United States
Treasury
Fordéral Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Watkins National Bank
Campaign to Last Four Weeks Drives May Fourteen Mentions
A four week campaign advances with a plan to drive Millen on May 4 18 and related announcements. The rollout highlights a targeted period of messaging and mobilization in the lead up to key votes and events.
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Leserty
Drive Millen
Third Liberty Loan campaign dates announced
Washington announces the Third Liberty Loan will run four weeks from Saturday to May 4. Interest dates show bonds maturing in ten years with payments planned in installments. The Treasury notes a 4.5 percent rate with staggered installments and refunds align with short-term notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Liberty Loan
Treasury
Dabiulete Ami
Liberty Loan Domis
Matthews Coal Co Payment Notes May Be Higher
Officials indicate the May 28 payment may exceed the 20 percent rate set for June. Unclear figures show June payments possibly delayed or smaller, with confusion over exact dates and percentages for coal payments from Matthews Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier Erie
Pershing Receives Belgian Honor in Havre Presentation
The Belgians award General Pershing with the Cross of the Order of Leopold during a ceremony in Havre. Wing Atheet presented the honor in person to Pershing, later Colonel Boyd accepted a second cross for the Arey rise detachment. The event notes officers receiving honors and mentions upcoming games and schedules.
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Albert Kingion
Pershing
Leopoll
Havre
Boyd
Order of Leopold
Vanderine Dandruff Remedy Promises Beauty Boost
An old ad claims Vanderine instantly removes dandruff and leaves hair soft glossy and wavy. It promises quick results within minutes after application and invites readers to try a small bottle from Knowleton's drug store for a few cents to see similar improvements in hair appearance.
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Butte
Knowleton
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J. W. O'Bryan
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J. HW. Mitchell
HL. Retler
AL DL
Eastabrook
Tomer Talbot
J. NR. Holmes
Varsity
H. E. Don Carlos
H. L.hutier
Helen Backer
Helen Hoopes
BR. D. Leary
W. A. Dunn
W. W. Holyfield
W. J. Baumgart
Usuule
N Onner
A. C. Terrill
E. T. Riling
J. W. O’bryan
Anna Arnett
Pattee
J. R. Holmés
Frank Jennings
Ho H. Asher
W. H. Quakenbush
Roy E. Burt
Hugo Weddell
H.E. Don Carlos
Tom Harley
Helen N. Backer
R. G. O'Leary
Matthews
Haye Funston
Funston
Chhapionship
Lawrence Optical Co
Jackson
J. R. Woodward
Arlington
Kentucky
W. W. Davis
Manchester
New Hampshire
Russi and
Turner
Jude Johnson
Treasury Department
Aix
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Matthews Coal Co
Jungs
Apeik
Cwo
White Sox
Waterloo
Yii
Frank Kennedy
Frank Pardee
R. i
O. G. Markley
Lone Star
Russell ‘Woodward
Richland
John Unger
Lecompion
Wm. Griever
Perry
Chas. Huffman
Paul Laptad
R. R
Dwyre Bros
Reno
Jacob Hammig
E. J. Peele
W. T. Bleakley
Clyde Sisco
Linwood
H. J. Atteberry
Rege Bros
Edd Schaake
Jacob Gantz
Williamstown
Page
Fred Hunter
Neis. Bros
Eudora
N. A. Weems
Baldwin
N. A. Dehoff
Tonganoxie
Eugene McKone
Wellman Bros
McLouth
Henry Green
Gardner
Nick Thome, Jr
C. Jackman of
Bowersock Milling Co
W. A. Dennen
Perry, Kansas
Shirley Bros
A. E. Bates
Cox Bros
R. KR
Yausbinder- Bros
Kanie
Green Brothers
Lawrence, Kansas
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