Fraternal Aid Union Reports Strong Insurance Plan
The Fraternal Aid Union credits its American four plan with substantial gains. It shows fifty seven million dollars in adequate rate insurance and a nearly equal amount in inadequate rate insurance while new manage ment reduced costs and boosted assets. A $100000 surplus was created after reserves were set aside and dividends are noted as rare. The publication praises the plan and notes widespread adoption by other orders.
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Fraternal Aid Union
Fraternal Moniter
Supreme Lodge
Advisory Board
University senior cap and gown committee faces profiteering protest
A university cap and gown committee refuses to be party to profiteering as it returns rental items to iStudents. The BE. E. Moore company told Chancellor Strong it would not fund or control graduate attire and would not subsidize the committee. Individual renters must cover costs, while the committee may expand access but prices remain contested amid alleged price hikes.
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BE. E. Moore Comeramy
Whity
Frank Strong
Chanelor Strene
Nab
cTue
St Avytiinu
Ib Expect Tha Gauharts
Beeng
Ps Aod
Pueshiy Neon
Wage Increase Petitioned by Wichita Topeka Street Car Workers
Employees of the street car companies in Wichita and Topeka petitioned the attorney general to file with the Industrial Court for a wage rise to 60 to 65 cents an hour. Current pay ranges from 49 to 84 cents. The delegation was led by Frank O'Shea, international vice president of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America.
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Topeka
Atreet Car Companies
Wichita
Attorney General
Industrial Court
Frank O'Shea
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
SOTED SOPRANO TO SING AT FRASER HALL recital
Soted soprano Ethelynde Smith will present a recital of songs in Fraser Hall on Thursday OP. Her home is in Portland Maine and she is regarded as a leading American artist. Reserved seats cost 1.00 and go on sale Monday April 26 at the Reed Corner Drug Store and the Business Office.
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Ethelynde Smith
So Prano
Fraser Hall
Meiss Smith
Porthand
Maine
Iss Smith
Reand Corner Crug
Excelsior Apes with aed Ewa ed Tire tho selfs
Local notes recount social visits and family events. A stream of names appears, including Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Mr. Gilliland, Miss Noblop, and Mrs. Arnold, with multiple home visits, farm chores, and Thursday gatherings centered on households and kin across the community.
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Au Suerte
Tess
Miro Rind Ars
Uci Tieek
Vhiliren Spept
Hike
Vestine Phares
Usarris
Noblop
Lonett Eaxcelsion School
Leona
Dave Harris
Harry Flery Gilliland
Dan Wlohannimg
Charles Kireliner
Homer Gilson
Herbert Glaser Th
Eva Jessee
Abe Mareris
Dan Jotun
Charles Guiend
George Uriat Rabi
Os Arnold
Rado
Tom Gilltend
Charnt Tysshay
Cherries
Ferdinand
Wilh Praidwin
Cincard Gastrock
Jooo Dyer
Albert Dyer
Walter Dyer
A. Flora of
Lawrence
Narey Flory
Ferdinand Johanning
Hallie Clark
Menteeiaor
Bert Vaughn
Yallie Tile
Abe Thirris
Winter social opens April 18 1920 at Lely community
The community of Lely hosts a cold season reception on April 18 1920 marking Roel 16th event at the school.
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Lely
Roel
Winter social notices and scattered names across Taders township
A garbled OCR page lists extended social notices from Mr and Mrs Winters and various families. Names include Ruthie, Lawrence, Lenar Bedree, Roberta Schroyer, and Gus Lawrence, with mentions of events, visits, and hosting at homes. The text intermingles times, places, and affiliations with little coherent narrative.
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Seta
Litas
Bart
Cin Mya
Ruthie
Rubies Brothers
Ahtal Winters
Tie Tate
Wenter
Innetare
Sandis
Colman
Brilay
Robert
Schroyera
Bayer Aspirin Package Claims Unclear Benefits
An old advertisement asserts Bayer aspirin tablets relieve many ailments from colds to neuralgia. It touts a Bayer package with the slogan Take Without Fear and claims physicians prescribed aspirin for over eighteen years. It mentions 12 tablets per tin and varying package sizes, using marketing language and typos.
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Bayer
Sononcattacieey
Calotabs Claim Citywide Liver Purge
Advert says Calotabs cleanse the liver and improve appetite with a single dose and water. It promises morning energy and mood, claims a druggist refund if not delighted, and notes sale only in original sealed packages priced at thirty five cents through drug stores.
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Orig
Reryuu Priver
Wizard Gil Antiseptic Claim for Influenza Prevention
A fragmented ad-like note touts Grip Influenza and a “Wizard Gil” antiseptic as a preventative during epidemics. It describes mixing ingredients in parts, dosing all day to protect the nose and throat, and promises quick relief with pink pills.
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Amlin
Gil
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Advice
A Rochester nurse testifies to relief from nervous fatigue and bladder issues using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sana tite Wash. She notes benefits for young women with painful or irregular periods and urges letters to Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rochester
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia
Urdia K. Pinkham
Lynn
Worena
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