Freshmen Lead Journalism Courses at University of Kansas
The first freshmen enrolled in the KU journalism course will graduate in June. Senior and sophomore students gain practical work with Kansas, Missouri and Colorado papers under C. M. Harger. Field assignments, lectures by noted editors, and real newspaper work prepare students for metropolitan papers after four years. The Scoop club members include Jerome Beatty and Roy Roberts among other university newsmen, with many later serving on major papers and weeklies.
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University of Kansas
Uiree Tlasvee Avkw
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
C. M. Hatger
Abilene Reflector
Tonch
Develoye
Upper Stuen
Sydd
Aetitl
Werk
Hve LN
Flint
Rurat
Creshmen
Pauleure
Pas Pers
Pas Pers. Meh the Shall Elas of Seins Werd, Désse Kayser, Now Elitereo
Chekieha Dournal
Chickisha
Oklihema
Wirt McCarty
Denver
Ty Tie
Roy Roberts
Ari Struiater
Ue Langrenien Wort
Derome Beatty
Nettierly
Kan
Vity Direc New Air
Uy Sens
Kamsnsity Star
Seria Chias
Air
Cor
Sigan
Universitier
Teining
Charles Vernon
Manhattan
Theodore Aleford
Coffeyville
Forrest Aimsdep
Oria Baum
J. Blades
Roy Lillings
Pern Cramer
Dleney Draper
Carl Eddy
Paul Lo Datsh
Hevsettel Moody
Edith Myers
Carelyn Nea
O'Connor Smith
von Wells
Charles Huar
Ames Hawkkin«son
Raymond Withers
Scoop Club
University
Jerome Beatty
Wallace F. Hovey
Carl Young
Brock Pemberton
Joe Murray
Minot Mulford
Harry Kemp
John Paul Jones
Roy Douglas
Frank Frickleton
Henry Waters
Claude Clay
Scoopers Club at Kansas University Newsmen Detailing
The Scoopers club, modeled on the Gridiron Club, admits upperclassmen who have been paid for newspaper work. Meetings occur biweekly at fraternity houses with guest speakers from Kansas City and across the state. Members curate programs, reading papers, discussing journalism, or debating current topics, including politics.
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Washington
University of Kansas
Kansas City
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
C. J. Dillon
Ray Palmer
Kansas City Star
C. C. Clein
Kansas City Aqurual
Cruelty Assertion by Jail Officer Sparks Outcry
Ike Julusen of the county jail defends harsh methods, saying only extreme measures deter bad prisoners. He recalls restrained punishment of a 200 pound colored man, using a chain to force him into standing, and claims a dark dungeon is reserved for the worst cases. He argues a little forceful cruelty yields discipline.
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Ike Julusen
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised by carpenter for healing
Suffering and dollars saved says E S Lopez of Manila New Mexico a carpenter who credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with healing severe cuts Burns and other skin ailments It is described as the best healing salve and is sold by Barber Son Druggists for 25 cents.
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E.S. Lopez
Manilla
Barber & Son
Merry Widow Bat Given Way as Fashion Fades
Chicago milliners report clearance of the Merry Widow bat once popular with chorus costumes. The sale promises to last only a few weeks as buyers discover the hat’s short-lived vogue and shifting tastes. The Gainsborough style rises as the new preferred headpiece replacing the fading Merry Widow fad.
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Lawrence Milliners
Gainsborough
Mortgages for Sale Across Kansas Towns
All over Kansas the call goes out offering gilt-edge mortgages as secure investment amid the panic. The message says funds are needed to aid home improvements and business, with mortgages available in nearly every town and county for any amount.
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East
Middle West
Woman Finds Clever Interest In Himself Across Language
A woman shows keen wit by staying engaged in a man’s conversation even when she does not grasp what he means any more than he does, highlighting mutual confusion and social cleverness in communication.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for Catarrh Relief
The soothing spray of Ely's Liquid Cream Balm in an atomizer brings unseen relief to Catarrh sufferers. It dislodges thick discharge and helps patients breathe freely after weeks of trouble. Sold by druggists for 75 cents including spraying tube, or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Ely
Ely Broa
Warren Street
New York
Tramp Ghost Haunts Former Lawrence Brewery Fellowship
A 19th century Lawrence brewery at 145 Maine Street, closed by prohibition, becomes a haunted lair used by fraternities for initiations. A dramatic 1897 tale recounts a pledge sealed in a coffin in a tunnel, chased by the ghost of a beer-hungry tramp, and the twist of a later revelation by a now prominent lawyer.
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Lawrence
George Byrd
Maine Street
Togo
We’ll Teall
Ation
Left handed ball players in gag exchange
A brief exchange frames a joke about left handed players. Biebbe Leonen notes nine players are left handed. Slobbe asks how they look. Blebbe replies they were all right handed, delivering a straight punchline.
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Biebbe Leonen
Slobbe
Blebbe
Club Meetings and Hair Care Notes From The Era
Regular meetings may occur on bright days with prepared members. Special meetings require membership presence and neat appearance. The piece critiques dandruff remedies from ancient times to Newbro’s Herpicide, citing medical authorities and claimed hair benefits while warning against using animal-based preparations.
Wanted A Hero And A Cow In Vaudeville Sketch
A stage manager receives a quirky audition pitch from Mile. Vinisie Salerimo who seeks a vaudeville act with a hero, a cow, and a farmer kiss gag. She proposes milking the cow on stage, training the cow to kick the leading man, and singing a novelty song. She offers $20 weekly and asks for a write up to recruit her company.
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Awsitain
Vinijie Salerimo
Vinisie
Wittine Chapeau
Mile
Sally
M.e
Alien Holders Receive Regular Interest Checks
The notice assures ASB holders that their interest payments will arrive on the scheduled fest of the month and emphasizes investor satisfaction and reliable receipt of funds. It notes uninvested funds and mentions a steady assortment of loans available.
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Doe
Seus
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Lawrence Dailies
Tke Johnson
Lawrence, Kansas
Woman’s Club
Nature Club
Hote
Chata
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Levant
Enna
Jackson
Lancet
London
Medical Review of Reviews
New England Medical Monthly
Literary Digest
Newbro
W. T. Mcfillycuddy
Denver, Cole
Medical Inspector Mutual Life Insurance Company of
M. E
Winisie
Milly
ASB
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