Lawrence Humane Society Meets in Room 25
The Lawrence Humane Society will hold its regular meeting in Room 25 Fraternal Art Building. All friends and neighbors are welcome to join the society's picnic and supper at Marvin's Grove on Thursday. Maude Bryant chairs the subcommittee. associates will assist with the grounds and refreshments.
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Lawrence Humane Society
Marvin’s Grove
Maude Bryant
Sp Vilabjon
Hellar
Marvin's Grove
A New Face Without Surgical Skin Peeling
An article discusses a radical non surgical method to remove facial blemishes and achieve a rejuvenated complexion. It claims instant results with minimal pain, avoiding traditional skin peels and offering a quick transformation.
Engagement Announced in September Wedding Plan
Italy and Southern Europe notes recount travel between London Kansas City and California. Families, picnics, and a slumber party mark a lively social round with engagements and upcoming weddings announced for Mel and Ms. Wa. Stout, and Miss Blythe to Mr. George McLain.
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Mel
Ms. Wa. 'T
Stout
Alga
Blythe Tor
George McLain la Sente
Mothers' League and Cordley Guild Notices
Local society items list upcoming meetings and entertainments. Mothers League meets at Mrs X Jay Kennedy's home to discuss Art and Literature in Child Life with Mrs John Shieffler leading. Elizabeth Plank hosts Cordley Guild tomorrow afternoon. Wedding of Mr Cri Sheppard and Miss Helen Smith last night at Baldwin noted with attendees visiting from Parsons Kansas.
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Sybil Woodrutt
Msrher Drake
Kingmatt
Steael
Mise Lawht
Mary, Kinin
Clara Selourer
Grace Lights
Re- Sima Woodritnd
Missy Drake
Mothers’ League
The
Mothers
X. Jay Kennedy
Tennessee Street
John Shieffler
Cordrey’ Guild
Elizabeth
Plank
Cordley Guild
C. €. Sweet
Baldwin
Cri Sheppard
Helen Smith
Oscar Dallene
Alice Asher
Dahlene
Sam McCurdy
North Side
North Site
A. d Melandro
North Lawrence
Committee On
Abuly
A. R. Lyon
Personal Notices From Town Neighbors Across The Region
Local society notes list Mrs Ales Wetmore and Miss Parrish visiting Excelsive Springs yesterday while Mr and Mrs D Tolle tet t travel toward Ladburg Town. Numerous residents including Mrs Beattie in Gardner, Miss Caldwell to Endora, and the LaRues returning from Kansas City are mentioned. Names such as Fairfield Walker Topeka and Thearon Farley Kansas City appear with various day trips and visits across Kansas City Eudora Lawrence Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Ales
Wetmore
Maud ‘Parrish
Springs
D. Tolle
Ladburg
Town
George
Beattie
Gardner
Kate Caldwell
Coe Sutton
Kansas
Sam McGurdy
Ey i Kahane
Cle. Dreyer
Tapei
Salame Metsker
Daughthave
Rel Iu
Spry
Des Moines
Joline Indiana
Ituldes
Heay Titsas
Hele Barker
Dolith
Minn
Edna Haas
Fred. Haas
Eudora
Finn Ot
Las
Earl Hinesley
Topeka
W. A. Hinesley
J. Gordon Gibb
Gladys Gibb
Colorado
Peckhaiy
Douglas
Mil
Ffischer
Ottawa
Si Ben Wilson
Williamstown
Lawrence
Erbert Lyter
Los Angeles
BB. Packie
L. Laws
Badoru
Liawrence
George Olson
LeLoup
Harlan Russell
Leavenworth
Jord Ware
Kansas City
Willard Wattles
Wattles
Amherst
Wichita
Nat Berry
Columbus
W. Ho Cannon
L. W. Stanley
Richard Wiles
A. S.mendeshall
Denver
Claude Brown
Kearney
Neb
Corcoran Returns From Vacation Visit in Kansas
Corcoran arrives Sunday after a vacation trip spent around Troy Kansas visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Corcoran will stay a couple of weeks with her parents Stanley Myers. T G Fitch returned from Maple Lake Minnesota. A L Talcott traveled to Topeka on business for Kansas Life Insurance Company. Mrs Stewart Eva Dale and Miss Dale returned to Cedarvale Kansas City ton.
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J.P. Corcoran
Henry
Baldwin
Kansas
Colsfin
Henry JT. Agherhi
Alice Asher
James Leslie. Harvey
Corcoran
Troy
Stanley “Myers
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
T.G. Fitch
Maple Lake
Minn
A. L. Talcott
Apa
Kansas Life
Woman to Deliver Opening Address at University of Kansas
Parsons resident Mrs. W. D. Atkinson will be the first woman chosen to give the annual speech at the University of Kansas opening exercises Friday morning September 18 at 11 oclock in the first chapel. The paper notes the shift from a male speaker tradition and quotes the topic What the State Expects of You. Also described is a simple tapioca glue recipe for paste suitable for paper, wood, leather, or scrapbooks with basic cooking steps.
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W. D.atkinson
Parsons
University
University of Kansas Avill
W. D. Atkinson
Kansas
Division of Labor in Modern Factories
A compendium of remarks on fair wages and worker equality across trades. It notes the complexity of proportioning pay for varied tasks from washboards to corsets and overalls, suggesting equal bargaining footing as a simpler solution. It references ads and opinions on productivity and social topics of the era.
Wicker furniture adds distinct style to living rooms
An article promotes wicker in apartment décor with color options natural willow mocha brown forest and sea green. It highlights cost savings, versatile uses from sofas to window benches and footrests, and envisions a cottage living room styled with wicker pieces and black framed pictures amid cream walls. A demonstration on aluminum cooking is announced at the Congregational Church with a 10 cent admission and free aluminum saucepan for attendees.
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Ethel Seal
Congregational Church
Ladies Calende
Bathing Frocks Show Varied Styles for Sea Wear
Fashion notes describe smart bathing frocks in black and dark blue as most popular, with options in satin and crayonette mohair. Skirt varieties include tunic, plaited, flare, and pantaloon styles, the latter praised for comfort though not ideal for stout figures. Materials and fastenings are discussed for durability in saltwater use.
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Mary Dean
Genervati
Fragmentary 1920s Local Ad Fragments Include Names and Slogans
Readable bits show Vivian Ayers and Sidney Ayers connected to a Varsity event at Jack Richardson. Mentions James Oliver Curnrod and Teabella with references to The Mutual Girl and an orange ice product by Wiedenmann. Content is OCR fragmentary and stylistically promotional.
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Jack Richardson
Vivian ‘Rich
Sidney Ayers
James Oliver Curnrod
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