Wheat and Livestock Markets Slip Amid Mixed Signals
Chicago and Kansas City market notes describe wheat dipping after early gains, with reports of worm damage and weak demand weighing on prices. Corn and oats show modest firmness, while cattle and sheep futures reflect softer demand and ample supply amid mixed USDA data, with live stock prices easing overall.
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Peter Oats
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Arizona
Letter From a Farmer's Wife Praises Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs Walter E Anderson of Rangeley Maine describes two years of pain from side and back headaches and weakness and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. She says she can now perform sewing washing ironing and sweeping and hopes others will try the product. The ad markets the medicine as a major user of roots and herbs from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Walter E. Anderson
Rangeley
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Ke Pinkham
American Legion Plans Building For New Post House
Plans for a two story American Legion building will be discussed tonight at the regular weekly Legion meeting at headquarters. The local post has been considering purchasing a lot for a possible new home and action has been taken though not definite. Expected tonight are announcements of plans and possible next steps.
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Convention to Parsons Dr J W Grayhill Re elected Head
Tarsons was selected as the place of the 1927 meeting of the Ancient Order of United Workmen at the biennial session in Wellington Kansas. Dr J W Grayhill of Newton was reelected grand master workman for the eighth consecutive time, opposing Frank E Rogers of Topeka. Ed H Stewart of Independence was elected grand recorder. The session also elected trustees and approved plans to establish a cottage at Norton tuberculosis sanitarium for members and families funded by a five cent monthly assessment. Foster was jailed ten days for disturbing the peace after striking a theater employee following a money dispute. The Presbyterian church annual meeting was postponed for a week. Ralph Graeber was ill with mumps, and the first grade band was set to perform. Sam F Woolard of Wichita visited Lawrence.
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Kan
Tarsons
Ancient Order‘of United Workmen
J. W. Grayhill
Newton
Frank E. Rogers
Topeka
Graybur
Independence
Fieht
Wichita
Maud Lilly Chandler
ML. Lee
Emporia
Chas. R. Frick
Hutchinson
Joseph Hanley
Weir
Wi. A. Morris
Atchison
Norton
Order of United Workmen
Thei
Foster
City
Stewart
Glenn Dickenson
Bowersock
S. S. S. Promises Rheumatism Relief From Impure Blood
A dramatic ad claims rheumatism comes from acrid impurities in the blood and that S. S. S. cleanses the blood to relieve joint pains. It touts red blood cell increase, herbal ingredients, and a century of use, with testimonials from U. S. readers and guidance to begin today at leading drug stores.
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S S. S
S. S
U. S
M.‘A. Farmer
Elyria
Ohio
KU intramural athletics group forms and sets tourney rules
The University of Kansas intramural athletics association met to form a new organization. William Kahrs was elected secretary with Evan Edwards and Herbert Proudfit as intramural board members along with the athletic director and intramural director. A tennis trophy policy and substitution rules were approved and games may not be postponed without 24 hours notice unless weather forces delay. a definite rematch date must be set before postponement.
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University of Kansas
University
William Kahrs
Evan ‘Edwards
Herbert. Proudfit
J. G. Speer
D. W. Crushfield
Ray Keneh
Kidney and stomach remedies advertised in archaic ad text
An old classified style ad touts a remedy named Mayr’s Wonderful-Remedy. It promises complete and permanent results for digestive and liver ailments, claiming it removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation in the stomach and intestines. The fragment hints at advertisements urging readers with bloating or intestinal issues to try the product.
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Mayr
Intramural Sports Underway at University of Kansas
G B Patrick urges timely intramural matches as good weather returns for the University of Kansas. Alpha most likely Omega and Delta Sigma Pi clash tonight in a base ball game south of the gym. Horseshoe tournament drawings will be held tomorrow. Dr E H Bailey reports state food inspector exams held with three vacancies to be filled from the eligible list.
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G. B. Patrick
Tthe University
Ray Gnege
Delta: Sigma Pis
Patrick
FC. Allen
University of Kansas
United States
E. H. 8. Bailey
Department of Chemistry
State Board of Health
Topeka
University
Mass
Court House
Accent
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Itching
A druggist remedy touts Zemo as stopping itching, clearing skin, and curing eczema, pimples, and rashes. It claims rapid improvements with overnight fades and instant relief, sold as a safe antiseptic liquid and associated soaps. Trial bottle 35c, large 1.00, Zemo Soap 25c.
K. we Radio Program Semi-Weekly Broadcast Tomorrow Night
The University of Kansas station KFKU will air its regular semi weekly program tomorrow night starting at 6 50 p m The schedule includes piano tuning in at 6 50 with Announcements a vocal number To a Wild Rose and other pieces by Margaret Drennon MacDowell Jessie Gaynor and Liza Lehman instrumental piano works by L S Greer Schumann fantasies and educational psychology lessons plus talks by Prof C M Young Dean D M Swarthout and Dean R B Schwegler
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KFKU
Margaret
Drennon
MacDowelly
Jessie Ls ‘Gaynor
Prince Channing
Liza Lehman
Tiptoe
Molly Carew
L. S. Greer
Schumann
C. M. Young
Mubie
D. M. Swarthout
RB. Schwegler
Musterole Relieves Rheumatism and Stiff Joints Advert
A clean white mustard oil ointment promises relief from rheumatism and sore joints when rubbed in. It emulates the old mustard plaster without blistering and is recommended by doctors and nurses. Available in Childrens Musterale and hospital sizes in jars and tubes at $3.
From Farm to Medical Fame Dr R V Pierce Highlighted
A biographical sketch recalls a Western Pennsylvania farmer’s son who became a district teacher, studied medicine, practiced after the Civil War, and rose to prominence in Buffalo New York with his Gold Medical Discovery. The ad notes sales surpassing fifty million bottles and offers a trial tablet package by mail from the Pierce Clinic Buffalo.
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N. Y
R. V. Pierce
U. S S
Golden Medical Discovery
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