Refugees of War Reach Near 3 Million in Europe
London reports from Percy Alden, a welfare worker, that nearly 3,000,000 refugees remain destitute across Eastern Europe after the war. Greeks, Armenians, Rumanians, and Russians are among those displaced, with aid limited to the Save the Children Fund and Near East Relief.
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London
United Press
Europe
Percy Alden
Pariment
Ece
Turkey
Bulgaria
Sera
Algae i
Germany
France
Rumania
Poland
China
Alden
Manchuria
Athens
Piraeus
Macedonia
Thrace
Settlement Commission
League of Nations
Asia Minor
Armenia
Fhrace
Islands
Peloponesus
Save the Children Fund
Revival speaker to visit Kanwaka church next Sunday
Next Sunday afternoon April 5 P W C Jones of York Nebraska will address the Kanwaka church at o'clock. Dr Jones is conducting revival services at Snyder Memorial church in Lawrence this week. The Kanwaka Farms Bureau unit held its March 23 meeting at the Kanwaka church with talks on color by Mrs Lloyd Duffee and by Miss Mildred Smith the Home Demonstration agent.
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W. C. Jones
York
Nebraska
Kanwake
Jones
Snyder Memorial ‘Church
Lawrence
Kaiwaka
Douglas County Farms Bureau
Kanwaka Church
Lloyd Duffee
Mildred Smith
Merle Colman
Maude Harbour
Kanwaka Farm Bureau Group
S. E. Seetin
G. H. Dicks
la Harp
Kansas
Truebloou
J. Colbert
Eugene Colbert
Kanwaka School
Dodderridge Farm
George Dews
Fort-To-Fort
Ben Wallace
Linwood
Transminter Place
Richardson Farm
Kanwaka
Lease
James
Mal
Birthday surprises and social visits in Kanwaka area
By Ahern Dews birthday on March 22 relatives gave a happy surprise. Mrs. W. E. Brocklesby and daughter Ernestine visited Dr. and Mrs. E. G. L. Harbour. Kanwaka Sunday school girls held a farewell party for Mrs. Dicks. Numerous neighbors visited and hosted at homes, with dinners and outings mentioned. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ada Williams and planned next week’s gathering at Mrs. Claude Williams.
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Alex Anderson
Maggie Brown
St. Marys
George Bell
Dallas
Texas
George Dews
J. R. Topping
Florida
Senator Finley warns Kansas taxes remain a serious problem
Chanute Kansas April 7 Senator James W Finley of Chanute led a Kiwanis club address stating that total government spending for state county and local levels rose from 20 5 million in 1914 to 75 5 million in 1922, while state wealth grew 27 percent He praised a 2 % mill tax on intangible property and urged procedural reforms to curb mass bill introduction and passage He recalled clashes with the house over the cigarette license bill and noted a broad opposition from bootleggers and W T U members altering the session dynamics.
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Chanute
Kan
James W. Finley
Kiwanis Club
Finley
Board of Regents
Senate
House
Corporations Committee
Senate Corporations Committee
Judiciary Committee
Joint-Ease Promises Swift Relief for Stiff Joints
An ad claims Joint-Ease, sold as Joit-Base branded remedy, will ease swollen inflamed rheumatic joints. It promises to take away agony, reduce swelling, and loosen joints after other cures fail, with a 60c tube advertised at Round Corner Drug Co and all druggists.
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Round Corner Drug ‘Co
Golden wedding celebrated at Stull with large turnout
Mr and Mrs John Kraft marked their golden wedding on Monday March 30 at their Stull home. A noon dinner greeted many relatives, all their children except two in California attended. Afternoon services at Evangelical church featured solo, quartet, readings, and poems. Relatives presented them with 115.06 in gold.
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John Kraft
Stull
California
Evangelical Church
Abilene
Wendland
Lillie Boehringer
Ida Boehringer
Junction City
Edith Hegel
Lost Springs
Leona Hartman
Reading
Ruth Boehringer
Iola Hegel
Ruth
Ruby Boehringer
Albert Hildenbrand
C. J. Kraft
Boehringer
Stauffer
Kraft
Zitkle
Dexter
Fred Hartman
Warren
J. Kraft
Will Murphy
Geo
Dave
Geo. Miller
Mary
Will
Operation Recommendation Cited By LA Reader For Pinkham’s
Mrs E Goun of 4000 East Side Boulevard Los Angeles reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound since youth to avoid surgery. She says it helped her after back pains and heart spells and that doctors once advised operation. She warns many women have benefited and keeps Sanative Wash.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Padi
Pinkham
E. Goun
East Side Boulevard
Lae Bena
Community Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
The report lists residents visiting each other over the weekend and into Monday, naming Albert Hook, Ralph Ice, Messer, Wendland, Kraft, Wulfkuhle, Hildenbrand, Aug Nuffer, C Roller, Violet, Earl Rake, and Albert Houk as hosts and guests. It notes Mrs. Aug Nuffer's extended illness.
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Rence
Albert Hook
Ralph Ice and Sons
Pleasant Grove
Messer
Wendland
J. Kraft
W. C. Wulfkuhle
Wil
Dope Dooms a Man and a Wife Fights Back
William Manning, hiding his name, tells how he fell to a drug habit and was saved by his wife Lotta through faith and love. The confession appears in True Story Magazine May issue, warning that anyone could fall victim to this curse and urging readers to buy.
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Lotta
William Manning
Manning
True
Story
Dope
Fortune Teller Daughter and the Price of Love
True Story presents narratives of Ruth and Ruth’s husband, a betrayed home, and the consequences of passion. The pieces warn women about dishonor, betrayal, and risky romances. Aimed at moral lessons for married or single women.
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America
Ruth
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