Fragmentary biblical verse about opening the door
The text presents a fragmented quotation about hearing a voice at the door and inviting Christ to enter for fellowship. It appears as a rough OCR capture of a Rev. style admonition, with numerous irregular spellings and punctuation.
Strike and violence surge as Santa Fe train men join shop walkout
The week ends with a deepening rail crisis as shop workers refuse to return without preserving seniority rights. Santa Fe faces a complete western division tie up and sympathy strikes by trainmen threaten immediate paralysis. Bomb incidents at Santa Fe stockade add to rising tensions amid broader political concerns.
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Shaw
Santa Fe
Santa’ Fe
San
Hharmless
Boy Reader Faces College Readiness Question
A neighborhood youth known for reading is discussed in a fragmented newspaper item. The piece questions whether his reading habit signals college preparation and readiness, noting he remains fond of reading despite uncertainties about his path.
Japanese people likely seek to save money amid chaos
The fragment suggests Japanese people probably aim to save money while facing scrabbling concerns. It notes political figures like Saber and Hays dealing with reconciliation in a cabinet split over broader issues such as coal and rail strikes, and questions if enduring chaos will ever be resolved.
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Hays
Julius Rosenwald 60 Today A Chicago Merchant Philanthropist
Julius Rosenwald, born near Springfield Illinois, is celebrated on turning sixty. The Chicago clothing maker and mail order executive has long supported Jewish charities and national uplift efforts for Black Americans, contributing nearly a million dollars and serving on Tuskegee Institute trustees. He aided social settlements and planning initiatives and advised the United States Council of National Defense during World War I.
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Julius ‘Rosenwald
Chicago
Rosenwaldis
Eld
Illinois
New York City
Tuskegee Institute
United States Council of National Defense
Quotable Fragments From A Lively Columner
A garbled column of maxims odd quotes jokes and captions references to winter coal a plumber sink gravity school start dates and Babe Ruth phrases mix in a playful if unclear snapshot of a newspaper page with scattered tidbits and self help style aphorisms.
Todays Events and Anniversaries Across Regions
A scrambled OCR block lists events from Quebec to Hawaii, including a death anniversary, Hawaii joining a union, Missouri State Fair at Sedalia opening today, Labor Secretary Davis speaking in Cleveland at Moose gathering, and Canadian bar association meetings in Vancouver and Seattle.
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Lord Castlereagh
Hawaii
Missouri
Sedalia
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Cleveland
Order of Moose
The
Dominion Bench
Bar
Vancouver
Canadian ‘Bar
Association
Canada
Seattle
Ratios of uncertain fragments amid a drugstore incident
Incomplete OCR text appears to reference Rhone and a phone number, a drugstore named Reukin’s Drug Store, and a forceful event at a location on Sevenths Avenue. The readable items indicate a crime or incident report with limited details and no clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
Kansas soldiers bonus plan eyed by American Legion
Donald H McIvor of the Kansas American Legion executive head’s office announced a state wide education campaign on the proposed soldiers’ bonus law. The measure would grant $1 a day to Kansas veterans who served in the world war and resided in the state at enlistment or induction, funded by bonds retired at $1,000,000 annually for 25 years.
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Topeka
Associated’ Press
Kansas
American’ Legion
Donald
H. .Mcliver
Servicemen’s. Com
McIyer
United
State Tax Commission
McIvor
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Ohio
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Maine
Minnesota
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American Legion
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MclIvor
Community Notes From Eudora and Garnett Events
Local social life centers on visits between families in Eudora and Garnett with gatherings, outings, and church activities. Notable items include the Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Gilmore’s home, multiple family visits, a Smith reunion at Garnett, and a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ott Jr. Guests include Albert and Jay Smith, Ola Powell, Bert Brown, and the Kennedy and Grosdidier families. Several residents travel to Colorado and Kansas City for visits or work, with ongoing local engagements and church-related readings and music.
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Lydhaake Worden
Sunde
James
Charles
Bert Brown
Hazel
Ola. Powell
Albert
Spaeth
Kansas
Johnn.Ott. Sr
Asid. Kennedy
Frank
Kennedy
Colorado
Lawrence
Ladies Aid
Eudora ‘Methodist
C.gilmore WednNesday
Carl
Perkins
M. EB. Charles
James “McCabris
Myrtle
Walters
Helen Bernitz
Bert
Brown
John Ott Jr
Albert - Smith
Eudora
Jay ‘Smith
Alvin Bond
Garnett
L. ‘Halk
Fort
Tepekka
Gage “Park
F. G. Hughey
Arid
Hensitta
Schubert
Will Ottland
PF. Copp
Kansas City
Mildred Brown
Carolyn Perking
Benn
Sherwin Kelly
West ‘Lawrence
Henry
Seiwald
Lewis Seiwald
Afou H. Hudora
Ott
Edwin
Milo Richardson
Elmer
Cox J
C. L. Cox
Rhodes
O. L. Cox
Lou
Clark Minnan
Roy
Cox
Lemuel Aind Albert
Elmer Cox
C. G. Perkins
Delbert Perkins
Helen Mais
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bert Grosdidier
Ifani Mee
Dark Nice
Weaver
Ola Powell
James McCabria
Neustifter
Iorde
Wenne
Lawrence, Shave
Hughes
Frank Wells
Asa Kennedy
Frank. Harris
Topeka
Sar Albert Harvey
Mary Allen
Jo Gilmore
John Ott
Ethel Martin
Elroy Ford
John Ott, Jr
Striker
Levi
Bedford
Iowa
Hiram, Cantrell
Union
Geo. Whaley Sr
Shafgtahl
von’ Gunten
J.miller
M. Li Sowers
Bert’ Daugherty
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule Invites Visitors
Trinity Lutheran Church invites visitors with Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship and sermon at 11 a m Dr James Naismith Swill to preach the sermon hours are 9 45 a m and 11 a m Christian Endeavor 7 p m mid week prayer Wednesday 2 30 followed by business session all welcome John Mills pastor
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Trinity
Lutheran Church
James Naismith Swill
Friends
Church Tenth
Delaware
Wellcome
Mills
Belleview Community News Roundup
Belleview residents share visits with neighbors in Eudora and Lawrence Kansas while enjoying a lively Gleaners Sunday school gathering at the Bartz home. Local families attend to cattle buying, peach harvests, and extended kin visits as community life centers on music, meals, and porch chats.
Community Hospital Succeeds as Public Venture
Ottawa Kan. officials report Ottawa community hospital became a successful municipal venture after public management began May 18. Treasurer A M Warner cites May 18 to June 31 totals of 2801.69 receipts and 1584.54 expenses, noting the hospital is in very satisfactory condition financially and operationally.
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Ottawa
Kan
A. M. Warner
Imported French Vanity Boxes Featured at City Drug Store
The City Drug Store showcases imported French vanity boxes in Quelque Miller D Origan Blue and other popular perfumes, highlighting a refined display for shoppers.
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City Drug Store
Drink Delaware Punch Phono 198
Delaware Punch grape drink advertised as pure grape no gas. Product named Phono 198 appears in the label or campaign text. No additional details or context provided.
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Delaware
Aisle Spotlight on 35c Stationery Boxes at City Drug Store
A brief item notes exceptionally good boxes of stationery priced at 35 cents each available at City Drug Store, highlighting value and selection for shoppers.
McNish Soda Water Advertised From Distilled Water
An advertisement notes McNish selling soda water made from distilled water and provides the contact phone number 198 for orders or inquiries.
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McNish
Hopi Chief Kuwewenti and Kin in Dances and Daily Life
In Hopi town, Chief Kuwewenti and his two sons Tu-kinia and Ka-ha-cha-va appear in daily life, with scenes of rattle snake dances, knitting, and village tasks. The passage notes their roles, activities, and the cultural setting as depicted in a child friendly adventure style. The text mixes playful instruction with portraits of important Hopi figures and references to crafts and traditional labor.
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Ku-we-wen-tiaw
Ko-hoi-ko-cha
Tu-ki-i-nia
Ka-ha-cha
Hopi
Ku-wa-wen-ti-aw
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