Village News Glimpses Of Social Doings And Travel
Mrs N E Hughes and Miss F Jen Hughes left for Pueblo Colorado for several weeks. Laura Blaul Burlington and Lacey Means San Francisco guests depart for Burlington with Miss Pendleton. Mrs Stevens learns son Richard arrived in New York aboard Otowawa destroyer. Ice cream social planned at Barker school house. Nellie V Smith has a new job as Commercial teacher in Crawford County High School Cherokee. A humorous dating telephone prank circulates among villagers. Aid Society of Lutheran church to be entertained by Mrs Axel Olsen and Mrs Nelson Piper.
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Iowa
Laura Blaul
Burlington
Lacey Means
San Francisco
Virginia Pendleton
Miss Pendleton
Miss Blaul
New York
W. C. Stevens
Richard Stevens
Otowawa
U. S.A
Nellie V. Smith
Lawrence Business College
Grawford County
Cherokee
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Visits
Local clubs schedule meetings and receptions as Washington Relief Corps No. 9 plans a Friday session at G A R Hall. Leonard and Miss Pearson, Red Cross nurse, visit Lawrence while veterans return from overseas and plan stay. Music dances planned at Kappa Sigma chapter house and Woodland Park pavilion with Tanlac ads and social notices fill the day.
Daddy’s Listening Fairy Tale Tale y Mary Graham Bonner
A whimsical dialogue between Mother Lioness and King Lion centers on feeding, appetite, and the joy of being well fed. They discuss animals’ maternal traits and the wonder of cubs, noting how a lioness bears up to six young and comparing wild mothers to their own feeding rhythms.
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Mother Eloness
King Lion
Mother Lioness
Juippy
Tam
Tlon
Tanesses
King Sten
Beatles
Lioness
Sis von
Local residents undertake travel and visits across midwest
Personal E. D. Clark of Colby Kansas visits J. M. Klampitt then travels to Kansas City this morning. Mrs E Hosselt returns from visiting her mother Mrs Mary A Mayer in Madina Iowa and will be joined by Beulah Walter for a visit. Esther and Bruce Sheer depart for a Kansas City visit. Mrs George Ford goes to Ottawa for a niece’s wedding. Myrtle McConnell heads to Winslow Arkansas for Ozarks vacation. L H Brooks and nephew C O Carpenter of Chicago travel to Wamego to see Mrs Brooks sister Mrs E T Frome. Edith Snow and Helen also mentioned traveling plans.
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E. Hosselt
Mary A. Mayer
Madina
Iowa
Beulah Walter
George Ford
Ottawa
Myrtle McConnell
Winslow
Arkansas
The
Ozarks
L. H. Brooks
C. O. Carpenter
Chicago
Wamego
Six Cub Lions Delight Mother Lioness in Playful Morning
A mother lioness wakes to her six cubs, more than the usual litter, as the playful siblings praise her and seek her pride. The keeper notes the unusual number, and the scene centers on maternal pride and the cubs’ lively antics.
Child’s Quirky Reply Diverts Momma to Lost Snack
A three year old Ellen beth tells her mother to give another piece of tan dy and explains it fell from her mouth into the lawn. The exchange shows playful mispronunciation and a humorous miscue in a domestic moment captured in a child’s language.
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Momma
Ellenbeth
Dialogue on fever and thirst from the city paper
A brief quoted exchange shows a patient describing a high fever and constant thirst and a doctor’s reassurance that treating the fever will also ease the thirst, as reported by the Soston Evening Transcript.
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Soston Evening Transcript
The Ideal Woman and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
A historical ad text quotes Napoleon on the ideal woman and urges middle aged women to guard against nervousness headaches backaches and sleeplessness. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a forty five year remedy restoring health and strength.
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Napoleon
Lydia FE
Adv
Fragmented Night Out And Miscellany From Town Pages
A fragmentary collage notes Tessie Tabas co in the bedroom and a canceled dinner plan. It includes brief items about a Cut-Rate Tire Shop ad in Mass Street and a note on a peach tree grown in pot from Rev. George Campbell. Also mentions prices for paper and envelopes and a brief historical aside on the Continental Congress.
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United States Bureau of Plant Industry
George Campbell
South China
Freckle Cream Ad Promotes Dr Berry’s Benefits
An advertisement touts Dr Berry's Freckle Cream as the best for removing tan and freckles and encourages customers to share it with friends. The ad notes 65 cents a jar at McCulloch's and mentions Eastman Kodak films and McColloch's Drug Store offering developing and printing services. Also contains a Daily Thought and Optimistic Thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Berry
McCulloch's
Death of Harriet Kreeck Two-Year-Old Daughter in Colorado Springs
Word arrives from Colorado Springs of the death of Harriet Kreeck two year old daughter of Mayor and Mrs George L Kreeck. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Harriet Kreeck
Colorado Springs
George L. Kreeck
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Roaring River
Bray
Enid Benett
Sennett
University Book Store
Mass
Otto Fischer
Wooisty
Colorado
N. E. Hughes
Fijen Hughes
Pueblo
Barker
Barker C. A
Lizzie
Liz
Aid Society
Axel Olsen
Nelson Piper
Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
Ternoon
W. R.C
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
G. A. R. Halt
George Bullene
Kappa Sig
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Eriq
May Phillips
Miss Pearson
Alma Pearson
Red Cross
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Lawrence
Mildred. Olmstead
Carl Sallards
6Th Marines
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Lawreace
Minnesota
Troi. A. T. Walker
Walter Hirschler
A. E. Hirschler
W. E. Kennedy
Lieut. Hirschler
California
Valley Chapel
Charlie Snow
Betty Ann
Justice
Dorothy
John
Leavenworth
Dolph
McLouth
Lawrenc
Tennessee
Minnie Scott
Lecompton
Myrtle Nash
Topeka
Nelle Kuhn
A. T. Woodward
Luther Woodward
Wakarusa
M. E. Swaze
Kansas City
Galdwin
C.K. Lee
Princeton
John Ise
Nangas City
J. M. Darrow
Oklahoma City
Caristy
John Christy
J.T. Morris
Co. B. Holmes
F.W. Vaughn
R. W. Bisho
Jack
Gazebo
Oklahoma
D. R. Kobler
Endora
C. H. Daugherty
Bischoff
Indian Service
Gazebo Indian School
Mrs. J. Hopkins
Nell Harper
Park Haley
Woodland Park Pavilion
City Drug Store
H. Branham
Columbia, Mo
J. H. Cohn
Anna Vail
St Louis
Byron Cohn
America
Mlle
Alice You
London
Delysia
England
France
Paris
Mary Graham Bonner
E. D. Clark
Colby
Kansas
J. M. Klampitt
Esther Sheer
Bruce Sheer
Edith Snow
Helen
Jay
Tessie
Ver
Lord Baltimore
McCulloch’s
Revolutionary Congress
United States
Congress
Continental Congress
Massachusetts
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Peggy Paige
Eastman Kodaks
McColloch’s
McColloch’s Drug Store
Daily Thought
Landor
Tanlac
Brinkman
Barber's Drug Store
Boring & Company
Gus Wahl
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