Strenuous Life to Be Shown by Baldwin High Senior Class
Baldwin town notices illness recoveries and local events among residents. The Baldwin High School Senior class will present the play A Strenuous Life on Friday evening April 23 1920. Several residents recover from operations and illnesses while others attend a Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concert in Lawrence with multiple local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Shotwell Sr
H. &. Wilson
Baldwin
Wilson
George Wetzel
Lawrence
City
Mr. Wolf
Baldwin High School
Jasper Griffin
Fred Hindman
Ralph Hawley
Hawley
Mary Smith
E. A. Leach
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Elizabeth Chandler
Esther Runyan
Norma Rose
Gladys Elliot
Kathleen Clinton
Joseph Mauzzey
Glenn Connelley
Alfred Runyan
Evan Evans
Kline Alderdice
Grafton Bowen
Harold Wilson
Frees
Harvey
Naturalization Day Set for Veterans in Shawnee County
In Topeka on April 23, a special naturalization day is set for Civil War veterans born abroad who failed to complete naturalization and cannot vote in the coming general election. Judge James A. McClure fixes July 22 for the session in Shawnee county district court with sanction from M R Bevinm chief naturalization examiner. The 1919 law requires full naturalization for voting, ending previous first papers eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
James A. McClure
Shawnee County
M. R. Bevinm
St. Louis
Obituary Lucretia King 1885 1920 Life of dedication
Lucretia King born 1885 in West Suffield Connecticut died April 20 1920 in Lawrence Kansas. She married Russell Merrick Ewing at eighteen and after his death moved to Lawrence to live with her daughter Mrs John Lewotte. Survived by two sons and two daughters she remained a faithful Baptist. Her sons will take the remains to Massachusetts for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia King
West Suffield
Conn
Russell Merrick Ewing
Lawrence
Kansas
John Lewotte
The
Baptist Church
Agawaw
Mass
Massachusetts
Methodist bishops meet in Kansas City conference opens
Thirty one Methodist Episcopal bishops gather in Kansas City for the semi annual conference including six foreign representatives. William A. Quayle presides as president. Memorial services are planned Friday night for the late Bishop Matt Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Quayle
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eare
Wm.a. Quayle
St.sident
Matt Ss. Ifughes
Smallpox notice at Bowersock Theatre site issued
The man selling Emmy goods at Seventh Street beside the Bowersock Theatre was found to have smallpox yesterday. All who visited should be vaccinated at once to confer immunity before infection. By order of the Board of Health. A W Clark M D Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smanlpox
Water main shutoff and city notices in North Lawrence
Notices warn water consumers of an 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM water outage on End Street north of Locust and west of End, and west of 4th Street in North Lawrence up to the railroad on Saturday April 24. Also announces a Douglas County home economics short course April 28 29 30 at Midland School with Mrs J W Allard directing. Local sales include aprons and bug sale at Philips Store Hess Drug Store imports 500 goldfish from Toledo with arrival date to be announced.
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J. L. Phillips
End St
Locust Street
4Th St
North Lawrence
Lewis
Quigley
Rome
Douglas County
State Agricultural Colege
Midland
House
Sions
Irs
J. W. Allard
Hess Drug Store
Toledo
Ohio
The
Journal-World
Santox Jvloed Purifier Guaranteed or Money Refunded
Product claim mentions Santox Jvloed Purifier with a guarantee of money back if not satisfied. The text references a Hess but provides no clear context or additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santox
Hess Drug Store
Girls Plead Guilty to Arson at State School for Girls
Four inmates of the state reform school for girls in Kansas pleaded guilty in district court to arson. They admitted trying to burn the main buildings, one burning seventy tons of hay, and an attempted to ignite a large quantity of clothing on an electric iron. The prosecutor requested sending the girls to the state prison farm at Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kans
Wus Trial School
Lansing
Deaths and Funerals in Pasadena and Lone Star Areas
Aaron Hill age 75 died at his Pasadena home after moving to California. He settled at Heaper in 1864 and ran a mercantile business with brother Charles HLASH in Eudora for thirty years. Marynda Powell age 85 died at Lawrence Hospital. late of three miles south of Lone Star. Funeral 3 PM Saturday at Bethel Church with interment Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
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Aaron Hill
Pasadena
Hill
Druglas County
Heaper
Charles Hlash
Eudora
California
Twee Fouts Nee
Marinda Powell
Maryinda Powell
Lawrence Hospital
Blur Mound School Closes Amid Rural Education Shake
Blue Mound rural school ends operations today after years of community programs. Nearby Douglas County districts report three of four schools closed, affecting patrons and local education access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blur Mound
Blue Mound
Jlinner
Douglas County
Good Meeting at McAllaster Draws Lavish Local Attendance
A community meeting at McAllaster last night attracted over 200 Lavw ation residents. Superintendent Raymond A Went spoke on community meetings and goals while Miss Peart led a program including readings by King Rumberger and Jules Holland, music by local groups, and a discussion on local problems.
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Lavwation
McAlister
Remond A. Went
Kyrosre
Com
Miss Peart Heing
Christina 7
Tan Church
Wisme
Mandela
Jruitor
King Rumberger
Jures Holland
Donald Higgins
Lee Sorey
Hohster Ung
Stew Net Campbell
Sam
Wratherus Derry Stugard
Cam Ty Ellis Stervitt
Ivan
Directud Farrell
Christian PN Society
The
Christian Church
al Ugre
Seitees
Thei Childern
Senator Hoover Files for Press Jeans Case
Senator Hoover initiates a legal action related to a press jeans matter, with proceedings described as ongoing. The report notes the filing but provides limited details on parties or outcomes.
Corn Treatment Claim Headlines Quick Corn Relief
A teased ad touts a corn killer product promising immediate relief and rapid results. It emphasizes a tried and proven approach, claiming quickest, easiest, safest, and most reliable relief and appealing to ridges of corns.
Sell Fowl Export Proposal Sparks Local Debate
Fragmentary notes show a Linz Austria discussion on exporting fowl and related council rent issues. The readable text hints at a public debate over agricultural exports and municipal costs without clear outcomes.
Montana Primary in Helena Voters Pick Electors
Helena voters arrange in Montana primary to select electors for the national election. The report notes participants standing in a party selection process and hints at candidates Bertie Kresien and Harding as referenced choices.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertised For Stomach Ailments
A testimonial claims the product saved a life after hospitalization where the patient suffered malnutrition and skeletal weight. The ad promises to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and cure stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It pledges refunds and targets druggists and the Round Corner Prig Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Round Corner
Prig
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength treatment
Old advertisement promises freckles fade with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning from any drugstore and see dark spots fade while lighter freckles disappear. Guaranteed money back if no improvement after appropriate use.
Fractured Ad Promises Health Remedies and Refunds
A garbled consumer ad touts a blood poisoning cure and a money back guarantee. It mentions oral health, skin sores, burns, bites, and other conditions with dubious claims and a “Pleasant little pink pills” product. The text pressures satisfaction with refunds and urges purchase despite unclear ingredients.
You Can’t Brush or Wash Out Dandruff
An ad claims four ounces of liquid argon dissolves dandruff by nightly scalp application. It promises rapid relief from itching and a fluffy lustrous hair feel after three or four treatments and notes liquid arvon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Fragmentary 359 Persons Titled Food and Wound Distribution
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to numbers 359 persons, 450 wounds of butter, and references to Vienna Linz hospitals. The text is damaged and lacks clear context or a coherent event, so a precise report cannot be formed beyond noting scattered figures and unclear distribution details.
Do Not Get Careless With Your Blood Supply
Cautionary medical note urges vigilance over blood health and claims Swift Specific Co remedies. Warns of claggish blood and disease, promotes 5 SL vegetable blood medicine to revitalize blood and vitality, urges visit to drug store and free medical advice from Medical Director, Swift Laboratory, Atlanta GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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Methodist Bishops
L. L. Phillips
Baptist Apion
Philips
Parker
Ryzon
Bown
Beloit Industrial School
Mcallaster
Scheel
Senant Hoover
Linz
Austria
Niden
Iain Beune
Montana
Belears
Bellans
Bellans Llans
OLDS
VICKS
TELUS
Siyceeaal
Andy Willett
Hamlin
Voor
Fumenoy Ae
Vienna
Pirestone
Sar Ae
Lyko Medicine Company
New York
Reeks
Sci Mass. Sf
Dr. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
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