Eye of the Lord and court pace mark era notes
The piece cites Psalm verses on mercy amid a French pawnshop scandal and praises Kansas Supreme Court efficiency in timely decisions. It highlights quick rulings on fish and game borrowing and reflects on public interest in Union Pacific’s new speed train. It recalls Congress editing remarks in wartime and Jim Reed’s political influence.
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Kansas Supreme
Kansas Court
Kansas Fish and Game Department
Union Pacific
Hoover on liberalism quoted from Emporia Gazette speech
The Emporia Gazette quotes Herbert Hoover from a speech delivered eighteen months earlier. The excerpt suggests a prophetic vision by the then president and notes how events since have shaped interpretation. Hoover states that campaign rhetoric mentions reactionaries conservatives progressives liberals and radicals but includes no clear alternative from any speaker.
Liberalism and the danger of expanding government control
The speaker argues that true liberalism rejects bureaucratic expansion and government control of daily life. Expanding government harms free speech, press, and opportunity, and erodes liberty. those who promise more government in business are not liberals but reactionaries. Tugwell is seen as a notable advocate of new methods in governance.
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United States
Notable Visitors and Local Club News in Old Home Town
Sunday events bring Dr. Hubert Work and Indian Affairs officials to Haskell Reservations for a Chamber of Commerce dinner. Levi John, a rising athlete, is courted for Drake Relays though he will miss Salina meet due to Baker baseball. Lawrence men form a new Saturday Night club. Rev. Edward Hislop hosts discussion on Modernist Fundamentalist controversy with local Jub. members.
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Levi John Levi
Salina
Salina Wesleyan
Levi
Baker
Haskell
Drake University
Drake
Country Club
Harold L. Butler
Lawrence
Edward Hislop
The
Jub
John R. Dyer
H. W. Arant
M. T. van Hecke
E. B. Schultz
County health officer chosen by commissioners
Dr Rudolph Dr John Rudolph was picked county health officer by commissioners, as the sole applicant after former holder Dr Keith declined another term. The Modern Woodmen lodges merged into an immediate relief society with 120 charter members and a goal of 350 members, electing Hargis as president Holloway vice president Varnum treasurer Zuttermeister secretary.
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Rudolph
John Rudolph
Keith
T. M. Hargis
Scott Holloway
Dr. Varnum
L. Zuttermeister
Alice Sinclair
Helen Schaeffer
A. M. Hughes
W. C. Chapman
George Chambers
T. W.green
Franklin
Charles Wilson
Jolly Eight Club
John Kilworth
Riverside
George W. Husted
Douglas County
Clarence Leigh
Connecticut Street
W. W. Nevison
Lawrence
Eldridge House
Forty Years Ago Anniversaries and Notices In North Lawrence
Forties era notes recall a social at Mrs Biebuschs hosted by Lutheran ladies. A wagon mishap involved O D Pickens' team. Mrs Ela Crumming wed G F Lux of Topeka. A 20 year marriage of Mr and Mrs R J Petty celebrated with friends at their LoCust Street home. Regents meet to set next year budget, rename schools, appoint registrar, and abolish the auditor post.
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Locust Street
North Lawrence
Messers
Lout
Strahl
Krum
Dillon
Watt
Covey
Sears
Hayes
Phillips
Meyers
Hughes Akers
Richards
McConnell
Petty
Gill
Adams
Hurd
Heshon
Fincher
Goudy
Glynn
Curtis
Smith
D. Dicker
Dicker
Green
Gillul
Jones
Moore
Redman
Remington
Melvin
Mr. Wood
Board of Regents
Engel
Templin
School of Music and Painting
School of Fine Arts
Mitchlell, Robinson and Sams
Kansas News Briefs: Suicide Probe and Gubernatorial Promise
In Atchison Floyd Stillings a 53 year old Missouri Pacific engineer shot himself after family illness concerns, ending a 16 year railroad career. In Greensburg Charles E Miller of Tonganoxie, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, pledged to purge Topeka state house corruption in a Kiowa county farmers meeting.
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Associated Press
Atchison
Floyd Stillings
Missouri Pacific
Greensburg
Kan
Charles E. Miller
Tonganoxie
Topeka
Kiowa County
No Patents Granted to Slaves Under U S Law History
In 1858 B T Montgomery a slave of Jefferson Davis sought a patent for a boat propeller his invention. The Patent Office and Attorney General ruled that a Negro slave could not be a citizen and thus could not receive or assign a patent under the Dred Scott decision. Davis later as President of the Confederacy helped pass a law allowing patents to slaves.
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B. T. Montgomery
Jefferson Davis
Commissioner of Patents
Dred Scott
United States
Davis
Confederacy
Kansas History Brief: Local Presbyteries In Session
This item notes the Topeka presbytery in session at Iola and the Emporia presbytery at Lyndon Richards. It also reports a burglary at Harry Richards grocery on Ninth and Tennessee, where thieves broke a rear basement window and stole about $7.50 last night.
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Topeka
The
Presbyterian Church
Qlathe
Emporia
Lyndon
Harry Richards
Ninth and
Tennessee Street
Judith Lane and the Rio Diablo project letter
Judith Lane, a secretary at Bevins Construction, types a draft letter for a Rio Diablo dam venture while juggling a dinner invitation and a powerful boss. The scene unfolds with rain, office chatter, and hints of Judith’s past as Emil Lane’s daughter and Big Tom Bevins’s trusted aide and former partner.
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Bevins Construction Company
Judith Lane
Delft
Tom Bevins
Jackson
Tom
Tve
Dale
Lampere
Morrison
Morton
Fly
Rio Grande
Judy
Miss Lane
Judith
Clin/ Sanford
Tribune
Clia
the Rice
Bevins
Clin Sanford
Austin
Big Tom
Jeanne Bowman
Sundown Series Moans and Groans Recited by Mary Graham Bonner
The piece depicts a sleepy poster caretaker waking to find Jelly Bear waiting by the tent in the morning, after doubting the prior night’s encounter and dismissing it as imagination.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Jelly Bear
Jelly Bear Falls Ill After Paste Mishap at Circus
The bear Jelly Bear, sick from licking paste, refuses to work while signs of paste waste appear. Signor and Willy Nilly react as the bear laments missing his shift. The scene hints at circus work disruptions and concern over performers’ reactions.
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Jelly Bear
Signor
Jel
The Recovery Sparks Life in Fordyce Brothers Ward Farm
Fordyce Arkansas chronicles the tales of Oddie Guy and Ollie Ward, once unemployed brothers who turned to farming in hope of a fresh start. Their efforts to raise crops faltered yet revealed resilience amid hardship, capturing a small town’s quiet rebound.
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Associated Press
Fordyce,Ark
Oddie, Guy
Ollie Ward
Nervous Effects of Injuries Post Traumatic Neurosis Defined
The article explains post traumatic neurosis as a nervous condition following injury with no organic brain damage. It notes variability in who develops it, rejects pure physical injury as cause, and cites psychiatric explanations. It urges reeducation and supportive care to help affected individuals adapt socially and economically.
Washington Daybook on Congress Adjournment Push
A Washington Daybook report notes Democratic leaders aim to adjourn congress quickly with the White House taking the initiative. Many senators and representatives, up for reelection, want to return home to campaign soon, hoping to avoid new major legislation and uncertainty. The administration seeks to bypass broad silver bills and keep pending measures secluded.
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Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
Mixed World Briefs From Panderma To Ghent
Cable News in Brief reports Samuel In sull to be sent to the United States for trial after travel by train and ship. Daring Soviet aviators rescue the last of 102 marooned mariners from the ice floe near Cape Van Kuren, Siberia. An east Prussian Nazi youth leader says the group is ready for a finish fight for supremacy over Catholic youth. A German tourist is a suspect in Van Eyck triptych theft, with a portion returned from Berlin to Ghent under Versailles terms. In Shanghai, three American fliers remain missing after a presumed downed plane near Hangchow Bay with no word yet.
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Associated Press
Panderma
Turkey
Samuel Insull
Symria
S. S. Exilena
United States
Moscow
Cape van Kuren
Siberia
Hering Sea
Koenigsberg
Germany
Hangchow Bay
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan Former K U Student
A Kansan recounts a trip to Hollywood on a coastline day trip before Easter. He notices a Catholic Mass in Oxnard and spots Dorothy Sebastian and Bill Boyd among attendees, recognizing the couple after they sit behind him.
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Hollywood
Richard Doan
K. U
Cal
Hollywood-by-the-ben
Oxnard
Altho
Dorothy Sebastian
Couse
Bill Boyd
Conversation in New York Lobby With Einstein?
Readers note a Sunday night sighting of Jimmy Durante in a New York theater lobby deep in conversation with Albert Einstein. The fragment hints at a public figure exchange, sparking curiosity about their topic.
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Bill
Dorothy
Cern
Jimmy Durante
New York
Einstein
Teagan
Baker faculty to lead Easter Sunday church program in Kansas City area
Baldwin City April 18 Dr Wallace B Fleming and Baker University faculty plan Easter Sunday church program across Kansas and Missouri. Preachers include Dr H K Ebright at Euclid Ave M E and East M E churches, Fleming at Highland M E Trinity and Lowman churches, Governor Alf Landon to speak at Lowman, Dr Harold Case to First Methodist and other Baker faculty members scheduled across multiple churches in morning and evening services.
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Baldwin City
Wallace B. Fleming
Kis Baker University
United Church College Movement
Kansas Council of Church Colleges
Missouri College Union
Kansas
Missouri
H. K. Ebright
Euclid Avenue
M. E
East M. EE
Highland M. FE
Trinity M. E
Lowman M. E
Alf M. Landon
Baker
Lowman
Harold Case
First Methodist Church
Benjamin Gessner
Gessner
Kansas Avenue
Harold Guest
Seward Avenue
Eat and Grow Thin Bananas and Skim Milk Diet
Dr. George A. Harrop of Johns Hopkins reports an eat and grow thin diet using bananas and skimmed milk. Patients eat four to six bananas and three or four glasses of skimmed milk daily for two weeks, then two weeks off the diet with light meats and vegetables, then back for two weeks. Some lose up to 50 pounds in months. milder plans use more bananas and milk. Water is encouraged. coffee and tea allowed without cream or sugar.
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Baltimore
George A. Harrop, Jr
Johns Hopkins
Metabolism Clinic
Johns Hopkins University
Harrop
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Shown To Relieve Constipation
Thousands endorse gentle regulation with a suitable liquid laxative. Avoid habit forming cathartics and salts. For children use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, noted for its wholesome taste and quick, comfortable relief. Ask your druggist to provide it.
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Dr. Caldwell
The Liquid Test for Gentle Laxative Action
A simple three step approach uses a properly prepared liquid laxative to awaken bowels gradually. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is highlighted as the widely used approved liquid laxative for both adults and children. It relies on senna, a natural laxative, with measurable dosing and safety.
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Dr. Caldwell
A Frank Statement on Caldwel's Syrup Pepsin
The statement advocates liquid laxatives over mineral pills and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the ideal family laxative. It asserts the product is safe for children and expectant mothers as it does not cause bowel strain or kidney irritation.
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Dr. Caldwel
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