President Coolidge’s son shown as example in public life
The piece notes Tresdent Coolidge’s son may serve as a useful example for young Americans. It describes his Vermont farm work and brief road graveling projects, his current training camp, and interest in instruction. It discusses a special committee addressing idleness and the scope of its funding and potential investigations into political influence and paroles. It concludes with commentary on public familiarity with the new President through widespread press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresdent Coolidge
Aweriea
Vermont
Legitim
Atchison
Uncertain School Start Delayed by Heat In London Glass Trend
Lawrence children weigh delaying the school year due to heat while weather forecasters warn of lingering warmth. Residents debate starting later in fall to allow outdoor activities and avoid disruption, with the heat influencing public schools and education boards. Londoners also switch to tortoise shell glasses, affecting tourist identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Lawrence
Board of Education
Boyville
Bonus bill delays show at least two days required
A special session of the legislature faces difficulty in completing the bonus bill for Kansas soldiers. Lawmakers argue over increasing payments by one third and whether any bonus should be paid at all. Legal questions from the supreme court linger as the Joint house and senate weigh timing limits and possible adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Kansas
Supreme Court
Bonus Board
House
Senate
Quick Hit Satires on Women Men and Everyday Life
A fragmented humor column surveys gender roles money running bills and social quirks with toasts to aging youth and the absurdities of modern life. Jokes range from mosquitoes and boll weevils to fashion and farm life while lampooning economists and late harvests in a brisk, period voice.
Westchester to Rockefeller estate tour with historic sites
A traveling group toured Westchester County from Riverside Drive to Tarrytown. They visited Irving’s church, Sleepy Hollow, the Rockefeller estate, and the Westchester-Biltmore Club, hearing Judge Thompson defend Prohibition. The trip included a lunch at East View, a view of the county penitentiary, and remarks by Wallace Odell and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westchester County
Grant
Towl
Hudson River
Conkers
Tarrytown
N. BE. A
Wallace Odell
Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow
Eld
Amsterdam
Holland
John
Knox Allen
1St Reformed Church of
George Washington
Ichabod Crane
Church
Vna
Rockefeller Estate
Pierpont Morgan
East View
Everit Macy
John D. Rockefeller
Warren McClellan
Chas. Evans
Evans
Fs Grasslands Hospital
Milestone: Lieut Gen Nelson A Miles Retires at 85
The retired U S Army lieutenant general Nelson A Miles turns eighty five today and is remembered as the first volunteer to rise to command. A Massachusetts native he left a Boston clerkship at twenty one to join as a lieutenant in a Massachusetts regiment. His Civil War record was brilliant and he ended as a major general of volunteers before becoming regular establishment colonel and later leading campaigns against Indians in the Far West. He headed the Army from 1895 until retirement for age in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Massachusets
Miles
Boston
Massachusetts
Far West
Buddies class party at Walter Brown home ends with plans
Last Friday evening the Buddies met at teacher Walter Brown's home for a brief business session and music. Mrs. Brown served ice cream cake and lemonade. Attendees included Franklin McClanahan Delmar Parrish Don Claar Ellery Claar Orville Baker Oskar Baker and Kenneth Matney with Matney as president. Irene Mistele who was injured in a fall was brought home from Kansas City and is recovering. Other relatives and friends visited on Sunday and a Monday meeting at John Matney's home produced a draft constitution for the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society For the
Methodist Church
Ed Diedvick
Fred Bartz
James Gabriel
Eisele
Bohnisack
Fighter
Kneop
Allen
Joe Gilmore
Mary Miller
Alfred Eisele
Grace
Mary
Barbarai Rothberger
Aumder
Losngeles
Cal
Anna “Divine
Mr. Divine
George Miller
Ray
Leréy
St. Thomas
Canada
V. Carr
Frances Schopper
William
Indianapolis
Mary Michaelis
Mr. Michaelis
Retife Wordard
Wdna Schmitt
Ernest
Harry Schmidt
Byers
John Edelbrock
Endora
J. D. Adams
Kansas City
A. D. Thomason
West Prospect Ave
C. B. Sheldon
Thomason
Sam Harris
George Parm
Myria Crump
Peter Neis
Independence
Miss Neis
National Cloak &Suit Company
Epworth League
Captains Creek
Philip ‘Gabriel
Evveryone
Lena Wade
Lawrence
Minnie Breithaupt
Gladys Jones
Holton
Kans
Helen Andrews
W. A. Andrews
Jim Hale
Garrison
Friends Church
Prairie Center
Helen
Madison
Alvena” Kanzig
Brent
Victor Feldmeier
George Marquett
Baldwin
Alfred Eisell
Marquets
Marquet
Leona Thoren
Foneka
Manhattan
Kansas State Fered College
Franklin
Herbert Henley
Hesper
Georgianna Stanley
Werner W. Dolling
Chillicothe
Ill
Anna Keehler
Thelma Deay
Carl Schubert
Marion
Garnett Hughes
Gee
Topeka
Kansas
Evamelion Church
Forest Park
Dan Reker
Charles Gerstenbarger
Chiskey
Gus Kohler
Carl
Oliver Daniels
Jennie Daniels
Malan Cox
Fern
James Rush
F.G. Hughes
Garnet
Lydia Schubert
Henrietta
Ed Miller
Wm. Miller
Woi
Lothholz
Charlie
Achning
Oscar Lothholz
Leavenworth
Shrine Park
Bonner
Hesper and Frame Center
Ruth Davis
Filower
Berneive Stanley
Ramona Stanley
Alvena Kanzig
Bond
Delling
Lase
Eudora High School
Happi i
Fred Thorenan
Hulda
Panl Bell
Agnes Thoren
Theodore Thoren
Thoren
William Tinnman
Nadine
Peter Neil
Roy Combest
Marie
Christina Combest
Catholic Ladies Alter Society
Walter Brown
Vreankiin McClanahans
Tye
Elery Chaar
Irene
Mistele
Kafsis City
Ed Mistele
W. J. Stoelzing
Junior
R. Schilkey
Chicago
Henrietta Schubert
John’ 'Matney
Evang Anglican Kansas summer conference attendees at Forest Park
A Kansas summer session of the Evangelical church met at Forest Park with attendees including Miss Margaret Zillner starting as a stenographer at Gricsa Nurseries in Lawrence. Visitors from Lawrence Conway Springs and Lawrence area joined locals for meals and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
The
Evangelical Church
Forest Park
Margaret Zillner
Gricsa Nurseries
Lawrence
Phil Ernest
Sammy
Harris
Ellis
Conway Springs
Frank Wells
Wells
M. W. Freeman
San Gaylord
Larned
Kans
F. Cunningham
W. H. Cunningham
Gaylord
Ruth Davis
Memorial Hospital
Hoffman
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted for New Mothers
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a safe restorative for nursing mothers. It features testimonials from Allentown Pennsylvania praising renewed strength and health after childbirth, and urges requests for the company’s private text-book on women’s ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rock Island
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Haze Clark Epwards
6Th Street
Rock Island, Iinois
Allentown
JosEra & Sors
Law Street
Allentown, Pa
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Frirl
Lydig B. Pinkham
Evrza Street
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Cain
Editors
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernons
West Plains
Port Chester
New Rochelle
Larchmont
Live
Westchester-Biltmore Club
Jillies
Arthur S. Tomkins
Wreatest Country Club
Empire State
Thompston
Thompson
Augustus” Thomas
Hylan
Waldorf
Selwyn & Go
Starn
Bak
John C. Srimblecom
Newton
Mass
Herbert C. Hotaling
St.Paul
Frank Henderson
Texarkana
Ark
Methodist Ladies Aid of
Lecompton
Co. Ee
Pierce Labelle
Slavens
Marguerite
Eudora
Glenn
Joe Zillier
Umlay
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John Miller
Ruth
Kansas“ City
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Mr. Everly
Ralph Ward
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