High School Notes on plays clubs and events
The High School reports on the senior play Sudden Peggy with ticket sales at Round Comer Drug Store. The Normal Training Club met, with Susie Lohmann as president, planning a picnic. The Oita Society postponed its big literary contest to the next term. Major Alter spoke on mathematics and the world work. Activities include a spring party plan, a May Queen contest, and the Fascinating Fanny Brown farce by the junior cast May 1 at the high school.
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Peggy
Wachet's
Round Comer
Jeanene Wagstaff
Marianna Dunkel
Sam Weatherby
Oita Society
Princ Osney
Major Alter
Fanny Brown
All Star
Dersidy Wiggins
Harper
Publishers blame misunderstanding for paper shortage
Paul Patterson of the Baltimore Sun testified before a Senate subcommittee on the paper shortage attributing part of the problem to miscommunication between publishers and print paper manufacturers. He cited inadequate plant expansion and failure to raise prices earlier, while noting expected production gains this year.
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Washington
Paul Patterson
Baltimore Sun
Senate
Ers
Reed
Cheer Onttre
Hodges Nominated for Democratic Vice Presidency
The Democratic Party in Kansas endorses Geo Hodges of Oletie, former Governor, as a vice presidential hopeful. Leaders and party officials place strong support behind Hodges, signaling a strategic bid in the midwestern political arena.
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I Lawrence
Nove
Henderson
Geo
Ff Hodges
Oletie
Guvrner
Kansas
Joucit
Dorsing Hodge
Lemeerstic
Johnson campaign to seek recount in New Jersey primary
Wood and Johnson aides announce plans for a statewide recount in the New Jersey preferential presidential primary as corrected returns show small errors in vote totals across districts. The campaign aims to verify results and address an apparent EOP vote miscount that could alter Johnson's majority in several counties.
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New York
Apri
Wood
New Dar
Johnson
World events and gatherings fill today’s agenda
A hectic schedule reports William H. Crane presiding over a national convention in New York and others meeting in Washington. The day marks a celebration for a brand new National Park in northern latitudes and other civic events with various groups observing clock changes and anniversaries.
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Wiliam H. Crane
Amer
Hever
Trom
New York
Greene
California
Iso
Pucline
Cyeen Harvard Mien
Chun of America
Washington, D. C
Chiles
Can National Park
Notice of church offices closing and sale event
The offices of artists will be closed on alternating days starting March 3 and continuing. a sale at McCull ting Store is announced for Saturday with many names listed and an invitation to attend the Chamber of Commerce event.
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Dueaterly
Tors
O' Bryon
Mearlows
Hi. Brand
Mater Wood Re Vayne
AL Rchenneds
The 5
Uiutetifnee Sd
X of
North
Iaverence Christian Church
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Rockefeller Gifts Push Reach of Big Donation Drive
New York reports a surge in large gifts with two million and a conditional five million pledge to the Laura Spellman Rockefeller Memorial fund and the aid fund. Over the last two days the Rockefeller family gifts and pledges total six million dollars as the world movement crisis fund is bolstered.
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New York
Laura Spellman Rockepter
Denied Mail Rate Hearing By Interstate Commerce Board
Petitions from the postmaster general and the Western Association of short line railroads for a hearing and revised findings on mail transportation rates were denied today by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Postmaster General
Western Association of Short Fine Railroads
Interstate Commerce
Danderine Promises Healthier Hair After Use
A vintage advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff and hair loss, leaving a hair shaft with no dandruff and regenerating life, vigor, brightness and color. The copy touts noticeable improvements in hair appearance after application.
Diamond Dye Color Card Promises Easy Fabric Dyeing
A diminutive advertisement touts a dye product promising simple dyeing for any fabric from wool to linen with a new package and a Diamond Dye Color Card. It claims easy steps that guarantee rich colors and no mistakes, urging shoppers to consult their druggist for color matching.
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Ady
Freckle Remedy Promise for Freckles
A sales pitch promises a remedy for freckles called Othine double strength. The ad claims a guarantee with no cost if it fails to remove freckles and that a small amount usually suffices for a clear complexion. It warns buyers to ask for the double strength and notes a money back offer if it fails.
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Amet Sie
Finland
Cormick
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Licanor Ramsey
Lula Preston
Miss Walker
Miss Riggs
Manual
Frank Rising
Alfrieda Biresak
Horner Redpath Company
Harold Hoan
Lawrence High School
Frances Hopper
Holland
Armory
Ida Lyons
Missi Miller
Alice Dicker
Choen
McCook
Rankin’s Drop Store
Cigar Store
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Witness
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George Nodges
May
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Mpton Institute
Corby Colles
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Lawrence National Bank
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Fidelity
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Kansas Electric Utilities Co
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Lawrence, Kans
International Correspondence Schools
Robe
J. A. Gordon
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Ars
Pata
Yatyes Germaine
Green Brothers
Hanna
London
Hubby
Peerenta
Solera
Wien
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