Round Table and club notes April meeting roundup
The April 18 meetings cover Round Table reporting on the State Federation at Topeka by Kilworth Wright and Savage, Panama Canal talks by Emery, and a next meeting at Mrs Gilmore's 700 Ohio. Progressive Reading Club elected officers Holmes Beyd Reed, heard federation notes, and planned lectures with Prof. Clark. Quivira Club heard federation reports. South Side Reading Club hosted by Mrs Reed and noted Boy Scout Movenies and Campfire Girls. Ingleside and Ladies Literary League summaries reflect roll calls, current events, and federation discussions. next gatherings planned at various hosts.
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Round Table
Misses Savage
State Federation
Topeka
Kilworth
Annie Wright
May Savage
Davids Gulliore
Panama
Sarah ‘Emery
Panama Canal
James ‘Gilmore
Ohio Street
Progressive Reading Club
Phe
Progressive Reading Clb
Beeson
State Federation of Womien’s Clubs
Reed
Holmes
Beyd
Ele
South Side Reading Club
Dan Reed
Lynn
Jeluston
Russell
Vermont Street
Ladies Literary League
Ladies’ Literary League
Wheeler
Asher
Nanseome
Maffet
Mes. Sours
Federation
Olney
Independent
Cihesia Auminst
Sears
Lawrence
A. G. Alried
Flagg
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Renewal
Spring sickness hits many in our climate as blood run-down conditions bring loss of appetite fatigue and eruptions. Hood's Sarsaparilla is urged as a reliable all-year tonic that purifies strengthens and revitalizes blood.
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Hood
Hooil
Dean's Kidney Pills Advert in Lawrence News
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney disorder symptoms. It features customer praise from a Lawrence resident and claims quick relief for headaches and general kidney complaints, noting the product is sold by Foster’s Pharmacy and priced at a local outlet.
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Lawrence
Mere
Sa Lawrence Vase
Wiry Penney
Lawrettue
Dosa
Kisner
Price Co
Dean
Mrs. Pearce
Plagued by Ailments the Home Cure Claim Promises Relief
A garbled notice touts a self-treatment cure for muscular pains joints sciatica backache kidneys neuralgia and uric acid in the blood. It invites readers to contact Mrs Summers South Bend Ind for proof while club notices report April meetings and Easter program plans with several members named.
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Ochre
Urigas
Salina gardening contests draw youth participation
In Salina, farming groups launched school contests to inspire children to grow flower and vegetable gardens. Over ninety entrants are reported, with girls focusing on charts and flowers while boys emphasize other gardening tasks. The initiative aims to boost home gardens by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Salna
Gadening
Amore Boys Thai Sivks
National Baptist Leader Coming to City for Talk
Rev O C Brown announces a national Baptist leader, Dr Agar, will speak in the city this Sunday afternoon and at a church service later that evening. Dr Agar, longtime Africa missionary turned denomination leader, will tour earlier and is hosted by Mr and Mrs Brown. Public invited. arrive before six for seating.
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F.A. Agar
D. D
New York
the Baptist Church
O. C. Brown
Agar
Ransas
Yawrenes
Manhattan
Ottawa
Awar
Africa
Americ
Sneha
Warble Quay
Lay
Peepetare
Northern Baptist
America
Brown
Rhehareh
Soa
Vlock
Tarkes Carriers Association Seeks Lake Protection
The Tarkes Carriers Association informed the Department of Commerce that Canada plans to inspect all ships on the Great Lakes touching Canadian ports and renew sailors of belligerent nations amid wartime measures. The association protested the authority could tie up lake traffic. the protest was referred to the State Department.
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Carriers’ Association
Canada
Washington
Tarkes Carriers Association
Department of Commercat
Great Lakes
State Department
Beneficial Revival at Christ Church Buds Tomorrow
A religious revival program at St Charles AL Shall church promises renewed faith with Easter emphasis. The event features Dr Arthur Bradet presenting a dramatic crucifixion scene and a sermon on resurrection and Christian renewal, aiming to recruit unmember schoolchildren and strengthen church education and moral life.
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Christian Church
Rhareh
Tommensen
Arthur Bradet
Desis Christ
St. & Charles AL Shall
Bass
Elyreli
John
Mary
Desusd
Athens
Testife
Deus
Reynolds
Voters gather for school meeting in Overbrook
Canary and residents describe a busy Overbrook afternoon with visiting locals including Hugh Alfinch and C A Selwartz. About twenty voters attend the school meeting and reelect Henry Rappard as director amid notes of certificates for perfect attendance and other local visits. Road work is mentioned on Monday and Tuesday with residents Laughlin and George at their places.
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George
Easter Social and Town Notices Spotted in Lawrence Area
A jumble of local notices and social updates from Lawrence and nearby towns covers church events, library fundraisers, and club gatherings. Reports mention a Tonkanoxie library recital by Grace Zoellner, a Country Club session, and visits among families, plus farm and road work, sickness, and shopping trips in Lawrence, Overbrook, and Cresco.
Carelessness Causes Failure Highlighted in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions careless conduct and failure with garbled phrases about pills, food, and a vague reference to a person named A.A. Threen in Massachusetts law context. Several misspelled terms obscure the exact event.
Mrs Maing EB and Nellie Viets Visit family in Kane City
Mrs Maing EB and Miss Nellie Viets of Lawrence spent several days in Kane City this week visiting friends and relatives including Ner aunt Mrs Luellt Carpenter.
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Maing Eb, Meee
Kane Vity
Nellie Viets
Lawrence
Luellt Capenter
Local News Notes and Notices From Close Regions
Union items report Mrs Isaac and Casas Flory leaving for Escelsior Springs for five weeks recuperation. Cassias returned home. Miss Alda Flow from Tevumisedi visited with Mr Isuane Flory. Mr Hartington visited Siam Mandlay for a meeting with hand anvil. Mr Harrington secured the same school again for the next year. Fara Barnhart was Baldwin visitor. Lessig Barnhart visited Saturday with Winifred Wells. Mrs Raymond Valuet attended Alda Flory’s Saturday event. Cardyn ad shows praise for a remedy for womanly troubles, claiming longstanding relief and constitutional cure for catarrh and headaches through J Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Fara Barnhart
Baldwin
Black SE Candle Shortage in Russia Washington
Reported shortage of bees wax in Russia impacting candle production amid war. American consulate notes Germany supplied about three quarters of wax imports before war. Supply cutoff leaves factories with tiny stockpiles and rising prices or delays.
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Russia
Washington
Asmerican _vonsulat
Germany
Lefure
Chemistry work and school events at the high school
Reports from the week describe dry distillation in the chemistry lab and recent Wireless Clusy gathering. The track meet elim inations were held to select M state contenders for May 3, while tennis tryouts under Roy Ziesenis prepare players for spring tournament play on the high school court. Latin exhibition featured costumed students, and a bracket ball league was discussed in Leavenworth. Demonstrations on eye care and salads occurred, and the girls basketball banquet honored several students with spring decorations and toastmasters.
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Tenis
HE. S
Roy Ziesenis
Sixteenth
Kentucky
Otter Athletic Tuntas
McCulliur
Learveworth
Ann
Rose
Manon
Lose
Virginia Meshin
Marie Brown
Florence Nelson
Mary Gower Hill
Jimes7
McCallum
Willow Springs Community Notes and Visits
Willow Springs residents and families, including Mr and Mrs Peterson, Mr and Mrs Din Booghley, and Toloyd, visited at the Postma home. Mrs Wingert of Missouri spent time with her daughter Mrs AL Flory, who helped care for her at Simmons Hospital in Lawrence after an operation on Saturday. The Flory family and others from Lawrence and Baldwin towns were noted visiting, shopping, and attending hospital visits throughout the week, with many gatherings recorded among local households and relatives.
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Parrett Atos
Fawr
Alexied
Iitle Davig
Irene
Lawrence
Frank Fairchild
Topeka
Harriet B. Linek
Kansas City
Grace Zoellner
Laming's
Tonkanoxie
Zoellner
Leonard Fenten
Leslie W.mckeehen
Sue
Arsurl Cronemayer
Country Club
Ger Deisholm
Edmand I. Cox
Mary “Rn Loomis
Peter “Yanka
Johns Todd
Charles Wd] Hinpel
Autame Nirschi
Lbnis Chi
Wiliam Preiemontt
B. Moore
Fred Papentausene
Anna Bell
Migs Stel Leighty
Willian Cothericke
Tlh
Mace Rit
Lewis Uhl
Auanth
Manetet McCalvey
Mort Leavenworth
Everiniz
4. McCaffrey
Wesley Griest
Melouth
Edith Phonicie
Lraweenee
Willians
Willians. Whent , A Mesi UN Arlotle Cameron of Cresce F
Tan
I Kody
Ciorge Ernes
Kayssas
Roberts
Ray Hopkins
Mmuke
Ihenicio
Reno
Sted
Peterson
Din Booghley
Toloyd
Wingert
Missouri
AL Flory
Simmons Hospital
Flory
D. H
Bertha
Stella Spant
Wesley Fier
Zella Landis
Churchbaugh
Oswalt
Henry Landis Ulender
Westey Flors
Lew Mowliy
Myrcamal
Vathey Wesley
Baldwitt
Wessie Flory
Studebaker
Charehbawn
Walter Mist
Maggie Charehbaugh
Lares Filbrut
Will Doehle
J. Flory
Virgil
Mat “Flory
Mary Flor
Mir Levi Miory
As Dd
Sheen
Brubaker
Jone Ster
Mahle
Wessit Klory
Stutiolsser
Mary Flory
Apply Pis
Alda Flory
Hay Yaughn
Samuel Charestbaug
Tol, Daniels
Pleasant Grove
Ghorve Borden Jr
Deay. Howe
Chich
Worden
Cy. Filburn
Bocle
Pippa
Edward Kilburn
Etoain
Sbrdite
Ward Sanders
Wil Churchbaugh
Joly Filburn
Ashes-Flory
Marvin Herr
Winfred Wells
Ray. Vaughn
C.J. Filburn
Riley
Iva Flory
Elmer Flory
Lowe
W. H. Postma
Irvetor
Russell
Footbath aid touted for war zone troops
Fragmented OCR describes a wartime health product named Foot-Ease for soldiers weary feet. It mentions a footbath method, claims of rest and comfort, and lists local stores and residents connected to the promotion and social news from Pleasant Grove and Worden Cy. Filburn and others are noted among attendees and visitors.
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Allen
Sale of Real Estate in Dongins County Kansas
In the district court of Dongins County Kansas, Levy Taylor Bradford et al plaintiffs vs Henry Snort et al defendants, an order of sale by special execution directs public auction at the courthouse in Lawrence at two o clock in the afternoon on a specified date in 1916. The sale will be open to the highest bidder with a minimum bid equal to appraised value, conducted according to court orders and judgments in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-Wertt
Dongins County
Kans
Levy
Taylor Bradford
Pinintiff
Henry
Snort
Atay
Cousins Court House
Lawrence
New Law Affects Teacher Certification in Lawrence
The city boards implement a September start for the state certification rule requiring teachers to hold a valid State High School Certificate or equivalent issued by the State Board of Education or local boards. An examination, including arithmetic, orthography, grammar, language, reading, geography, history, music, and civics, will be conducted in the Manual Training Building starting at 9:30 a.m. under Superintendent E. P. Smith.
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Board of Education
State Board of Education
Nausas
Fle Board of Education
Lawrence
Kansas
United State Music
United States
E. P. Smith
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