KU Flag Suggested For University Of Kansas Use
Lawrence business men propose an official KU flag as an emblem replacing the American flag for certain occasions. H E Kepler and a Chamber of Commerce committee reviewed designs returning a crimson and blue banner with four parallel white bars. The proposal goes to university authorities for possible adoption and street display by Lawrence merchants during football season, alongside other schools’ flags.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
H. E. Kepler
Ottawa
Kepler
Chamber of Commerce
K .U
K. U
Orators to Compete Across Nation in May Contest
Youthful orators from fifteen states compete in the National Oratorical contest for secondary schools in Kansas City May 16. Robert E. Lee Saner of the American Bar Association will preside. Zone contests run May 9 to 16 in cities from New York to Los Angeles, with final in Washington June 6. Three cash prizes totaling 5600 awarded.
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Kansas City
United States
Robert E. Lee Saner
American Bar Association
New York
Los Angeles
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Citizenship Committee of the
American’ Bar Association
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Gas debate opens at America Natural Gas convention
At Cleveland May 19 the Natural Gas Association of America will discuss gas supply longevity for homes. Ohio leads gas use, with Pennsylvania second, and 1922 production totaled 762,548,000 cubic feet. West Virginia, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania account for over half of U.S. output.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Natural Gas Association of ‘America
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Oklahoma
United States
Marriage of Dolly and Nigel Bretherton Brings Family Turmoil
In a tangled tale set around Red Grange, Mary Furnival returns home to Nigel Bretherton’s estate after his death, while Dolly remarries an old flame. David Bretherton and Aunt Florence Varney confront Mary’s presence as tensions rise over portraits, tea, and unspoken histories.
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Dolly
Nigel Bretherton
Nigel
Mary
Red Grange
Ant
Evans
Lavith
David
David Bretherton
Miss Varney
Jatsu
Mary Bretherton’s Ghostly Welcome at Dinner
Mary adjusts to the Bretherton estate as David plans to call her Mary, not Dolly. Miss Varney bonds with him, noting Mary’s sadness and pride in the Bretherton name. Dinner reveals a ghostly presence in Nigel’s memory, hinting at Mary’s lingering sorrow and mounting affection.
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David
Nigel
Dolly
Mary
Miss Varney
Tam
Bretherton
Brethertons
Miss. Varney
Measles Recovery and Local Social News in Eudora
Eudora notes Measles illness to Merion Everly, Kansas City visits by Kadlic and Stanwix families, and a senior rural high school picnic at Gordon's grove with chaperones. Local visits include Park family dinner in Bonner Springs, Dorcas class study at Miss Bohnsack’s, and a wedding at Seneca, Kansas. Community members travel to Baldwin and Lawrence for gatherings, with farm activity and shipments noted.
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Merion Everly
George Everly
Frank Kadlic
Homer White
Kansas City
L. A. Stanwix
Tonganoxie
Howard
Deay
M.N. Sherman
Eudora Rural High School
Gordon's Grove
Golda Zoon
Lisa Canavan
Virginia Crim
B. R. Miller
B. W. Park
Panelope
Will Mertz
Bohnsack
Father Reich
Anna Feltkanmp
George Grosdidier
Seneca
Kansas
A. WK. McClaine
McClain
Lawrence
Brie J. Conger
Conger
Jess Shore
Gene
Richmond
Harry Hagenbusch
Wilk Mertz
Park J
Penelope
Donna May Zillner
Joseph
Zillner
J. C. Reece
Ton‘fanoxie
Howard Deay
Joe Yarrell
Marthal
Topeka
Elton Jones
Minnie Jones
Gladys
John Miller
Mary Williams
Noteworthy Community Notices From Eudora Week
Long page of local social news lists Mrs. Mary Lee and family visiting in Eudora, engagements announced, weddings held, and many relatives visiting Kansas City and Topeka. Also notes a bakery sale change, appendicitis recovery, housing moves, and high school basketball sweaters. A separate AP item reports Nottingham servants solving domestic labor demand with trained youths. The eel egg fact concludes the column.
Topeka Woman Fined for Speeding in Morning Court
Ruth Schwartz of Topeka appeared in nose court this morning charged with speeding. She was fined 10 dollars and released on payment of the fine. Quiet Title Suit Filed in District Court against George Steven Ellis et al.
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Ruth _Schwartz
Topeks
Fiossie Daly
George Steven
Ellis Et
Restaurant Man Didn't Eat His Own Food
An advertising sketch claims a restaurateur suffered stomach trouble until using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It describes the remedy as removing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation tied to stomach liver and intestinal ailments. The ad promises a refund if not satisfied and cites Round Corner Drug Store.
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Mayr
Round Corner
Ingrown Toenail Healer Promoted In Ad Claims
A noted authority touts Outgrow as reducing inflammation and pain around an ingrown toenail. The product, branded as harmless and antiseptic for chiropodists, is sold in drugstores with usage directions. The claim is that a few drops soothe the skin and help the nail turn outward overnight.
Hair You Envy by Edna Wallace Hopper sales pitch
Edna Wallace Hopper touts Hair Youth and companion products claiming to restore lustrous hair, prevent gray, and clean the scalp. She urges readers to buy via druggists and counters, offering an eye dropper applicator and pricing at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Se Jiative
Edina Wallace
Hopper
Titoy
Edna Wallace- Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
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Monterey
Mexico
National Railways of Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta
Porto Rico
San Juan
Porto, Rico
Harold S. Graham
HEA
Selmont
Mary Furnival
Hell
Monty Fisher
Eudora
Eval
Mary Lee
Mary Sommers
L.C. ,Cox and Daughters
Hamilton
Cox
George Steinmueller
Adolph Lotz
Will Lothholz
Henry Hagenbusch
Geo. Havenbusch
Gordelia Lacast
B. Floyd
Mr Floyd
Fred Rothberger
T. F. Allen
Roy Combest
Norman
Fred Panenhausen
Louise
Ziesenis
Panenhausen
William Fuchs
Friay
J.F. Hofacker
Zol Jesker
Fred Ziesenis Sr
Wichita
Edna Edday
I Timmermyer
Timmermyer
Clarence Daugherty
Eugene
Baldwin
Sarah Lucas
Alma Schehrer
Wendelin Schehrer
Alfred Seiwald
Louie Seiwald
Holy Family Catholic Church
George Gerstenberger
Leda Paul
Clay
E. L. Torrence
Gilmore
Annie
Nydia
Hughes
Elmyra Hoyt
Charles Gilmore
Arnold
Hammig
A. H. Fiehler
Barbara Frye
Joe King
Davish
West Eudora
Eugene Fortner
Lexington
Mary Fortner
Andrew Ewing
Mattie Lewis
John Cairnes
Louise Ziesenis
Nottingham
Eng
Miss Lee Tait
Bambling
Amy
Warner
Warners
Migs Lee
Mator
Ne Saape
Stankey
Ntral
Dad Keyes
Feller
S.S.S
Sss
Oki Young
Edwain Ohio
Edwards
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