Remedy That Freckle Treatment Promises Free Trial
The item touts a freckle remedy offering a free trial if it removes freckles, urging readers to buy an ounce of doubled strength ethine from a Lawrence first class druggist. It describes accompanying content in the September Woman’s Home Companion, edited by Grace Margaret Gould, highlighting fashion, portraits, and articles by noted writers, with emphasis on affordable style and practical readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratti Freek
Lawrence
Muarantée
Mumery
Ian Ber
Grace Margaret Gould
Fashedon
Paris
New
York
Whatler
Roxburshe
Roreu
aAckteats
Ir.elivmann-Heink
Mary
Stewart Coffing
Wilburt Tompkins
M. Smith
Marty Hastings
Bradley
Sophia Handler
Benth Marie Hix
Headlight for Plow Lets Farmer Work At Night
Fulton Mae A. Paylor, a Missouri river landowner, has a device attached to a plow allowing a farmer to work at night. The invention lights the implement to overcome dusk and fall hazards, increasing field hours for harvest and soil work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Might
Alabaster Balm Ad Promises Beautifying Effects
Fragmented OCR text describes a cosmetic balm marketed as beautifying for the face neck shoulders and more. It mentions postcald on 630 Oats 4-5 and includes garbled phrases about preventing roughness and dire failures, reflecting an ad-like snippet with unclear product details.
Weds at Whilands Grove in Lone Star district
A country house party hosted by Ruth Metsker at Whiland s Grove near Lone Star featured the wedding of Miss Pansy Wallace to Miss Millie Carter. The ceremony, attended by bridesmaids Frances Strilesman Ima Moss Alive me Ruth Metsker, was interrupted by a tide miscue. A dinner followed and the bridal party departed for their honeymoon with guests and attendants in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Mielhouse
Muss Ruth Motsker
Lavendar Dlowers
Millie Carter
Frances, Strilesman
Ima Vo Moss
Ruth Metskar
Reta-Mutl
Iva-Metsker
Pieter
Dick Millie
Carter
Emma de Mosk
Pansy Walace
Beta Mall
Frances
Statesmah
Favorite Actress Margarite Saxton Dies in Chicago
Margarite Saxton, famed for The Two Orphans, a society figure in Chicago, died at Presbyterian Hospital after poverty and hardship. She once acted with Edwin Booth and was a notable stage presence in Washington society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarite Saxton
Chicago
du Presidene
Washington
Tay
Shoe
Presbyterian Hospital
Raxon
Edwin Booth
Real Estate Transfers for Breeheisen and Forsthe
Property records list Herbert N Breeheisen and File, also Bibe and Sy Forsthe, as transfers in a recent real estate docket. Details show names and parties involved but lack addresses and precise parcel data in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert N Breeheisen
Bibe
Sy Forsthe
Picnic Gatherings Across Lawrence and Lawrenceville
Morris county relatives and locals attend a series of picnics and suppers over Thursday to Saturday. Fred Purvis Alice Gleason and families share meals at L Snyder’s and in Tawrence. Mrs DNL White and son attend the Lawrence picnic. Miss Meinke Miss Caneel visit Snyder home. Earl and Wilhed Black with wives join merchants picnic at Lawrence. Winters families participate in Pawrener gathering.
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Purvis
Morris County
Fred Purvis
Phiic Leloupe
Alice
Laurence
Gleason
L. By Snyder
L. B. Snyder
Tawrence
Frank! White
J! Hetraig’s
Rul Moore
Frank HH
Benita
HOPEWELL _ s
Fami
Lawrenge
Chityas
Pest
Natal
Aus
Dnl White
Miem
Lawren Thurslay
Miss Meinke
Caneel
Snyder
Lo BR. Snyders
Lawrence
Earl Black
Wilhed Black
AL Winters
Pawrener Wharsdy
Belleview social notes and pending events
The column lists Mr. Allens and others at a gathering, notes purchases at a Lawrence company, and various locals including Eva Jones, Ste v ens family, and Mrs. Allen. It mentions a dinner at 2 4 Jamis Sunday, plans for Thursday events, a high crowd anticipated, and several residents traveling or hosting visitors.
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Belleview
Allens
Ainresespire
Jimes
Lawrence
Dames Lings
Dames
Ant
Tay - Ail
Eva Jones
Stevens
Dowk
Jamis Sanday
My. Clare
Crane Eile
Allen Wildlnesday
Warnine
Thursday Attermian
Junie
Elwer Allen
A. James
Fred Terstenberser
Su Fred
Ile Mound
Kan
Fe Bertlig
Donald
Jie Mites
May
Nerstentarbor
Hlage
Kane
Jaynes
Roosevelt Attacked Ink War Plays Ink as Defense
Fragmented account from Wilkes Barre notes a clash over alleged oil campaign funding. Senator Penrose accuses Colonel Roosevelt of deceit while Roosevelt defends honesty amid claims of Standard Oil contributions.
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Wilkesbarre
Tenrose
Potmsyvania
Roosevelt
St Tay
Ierial
Coloiel
Pathe
Aiton
Ronsevelt
Carman
Hintzlit
Vense
Pennsylvania
Penrake
Mr. Penrose
Senate
Chicken House Plan for Hen House Described
The article details a convenient and satisfactory chicken house for city fowls designed to accommodate about fifteen hens. It explains features such as movable perches, a hinged dropping board, egg-accessible nests with side doors, a cloth screen running full length over the dropping area, a canvas drop curtain for cold nights, end openings above the screen, hinged sash and roof tar paper covering, and a lifting, adjustable boarding system for the roost and nests.
Best poultry feed advice from old agriculture column
The article urges feeding only the best grains and poultry foods for maximum return. It recommends top brands of beef scraps and alfalfa, and stresses a well cared for flock yields better results. Charcoal is praised as a remedy for digestive troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thergas
Patent medicine claims and warnings in a Philadelphia lab ad
A damaged ad for a patent medicine from Mill Philadelphia distributed by Dick Brothers urges readers to demand “diinklet offs” in cases and to request the remedy from Vel Laboratory. The copy stresses cures for various ailments while asserting the product does not contain habit forming drugs. The text mentions age related restrictions and cautions about the dangers of certain substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tekaved
Vel Laboratory
Milladelphi
World’s Work highlights and a Western show review
The issue previews The World’s Work pieces on living costs and a crackdown on high interest, plus a lengthy feature on the 101 Ranch Wild West Show touring the Northwest. It notes accounts by Charles Wejer and Stephen Chambers, with ads for Kodak albums and farm mortgage loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bof
Yoakam
Frank Parker
Stephen Chambers
Gree Petrielje
Meyer
Amadyi
Charles Wejer
Profitable Turkey Breeding Tips From a 22-Year Expert
A veteran writer shares lessons from twenty two years in turkey farming. He describes selective breeding, flock management, and feeding practices to maximize profitability. He warns against overfeeding and emphasizes cleanliness, weather readiness, and early egg use for higher returns.
Leghorn Hens as Mothers in Poultry Note
An exchange writer notes Leghorn hens as mothers, calling them nonsitters yet capable of incubating many eggs. A Leghorn hatched 19 of 20 eggs last July from a well arranged basket nest, while Leghorns are praised for large wings and gentle care of their young despite guarding against intruders.
Advice on Poultry Health and Breeding Practices
Guidance on keeping poultry stock healthy and comfortable. Notes that not all chick failures are due to hens, first duck eggs are rarely fertile, and avoid feasting chicks one day and starving the next. Warns about blood spots in eggs, premature laying at five months, heat needs for chicks, and deformity from crowded growth. Ends with a promotion for Meritol talcum powder for summer comfort.
Death of Edward A White Former Kansas Engineer Dies
Edward A White, longtime engineer with a career spanning the 1900s, died at home in Independence after a life in construction and energy. He contributed to the power plant at the University and worked for Platt Iron Co and Kansas Natural Gas, later developing Oklahoma projects. His death concludes a storied career in rail and utility engineering.
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K. A
Independence
Edward A. White
White
Sj Minerally
Evailnaion
Platt Iron ‘Compan
Meehan Eugineeria
Shoane
Allie Ted
Veit
Independen
Kansas Ural Gas Company
Oklahows
Adi Litany
Women War On Gossipers Forms Efficiency League
Ohioans organize the Efficiency League to curb rumor mongers led by Mrs. H. E. Talbott wife of a bridge contractor. Miss Frinvees Parralt ty joins as an organizer as the group meets at Talbott residence to press the reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton
HE. Talbott
Whulthys
Bridge Constravtcy
Eizinver
Frinve
Mieliniah
Will Camp at De Soto from Lutheran group
The Lutheran congregation plans a camping trip to DeSoto Park near DeSoto. About 30 members prepare for a week to ten days stay starting this week. The event is a new resort area developing with high expectations for visitors. The Lutheran Brotherhood met yesterday evening at the Gaiteh parors for a monthly meeting featuring travel notes from Virieksin traveling in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehurel
Deen Parke Park
DeSoto
Lutherin 'Brotherhood
Thistress Aid Soca
Gaiteh Partors
Ak Uiterestine
Lefiie
Virieksin
Europe
Educational Union Endorses Votes for Serine at Missouri
The Missouri division of the Educational Union endorses votes for Serine at a five day convention in St Louis. The group also notes the Rebekah Lodge No 4 and hall meeting planning at Farmers U K Suffrage event. The final session sets the stage for national aid cooperation in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Farmers
Educational Union Indorses
Missouri
Eat
Missoury
Earnie Ors
Eit
National Aid Co-Operative
Orion of America
St Lois
Kodak improvements and local ads spotlight 1920s goods
The notice highlights Kodak camera improvements and Prema film packs for Woodward & Co. Other entries promote Pontiac shoes, Queen City College, Ida Luckan, Lawrence Transfer Co, packing and hauling services, Well's Bank Store offerings, Farm and City Loans, Pictorial Review Patterns, and Lawrence Transfer Co moving. A stray line touts a soda from distilled water and a general claim about franking freight and a woman’s tongue reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Farm
City Loans
People’s Bank
Well's Bank
Grasshoppers in Kansas Debunked by Prof Huster
A Kansas expert labeled grasshopper stories as fabrications, arguing that elimination of grasshoppers through alfalfa plowing and field clearing is feasible. He disputed accounts of insects climbing horns, noting their feet cannot grip smooth surfaces and dismissing sensational tales from Atchison about trains and clouds of insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.huster
Sd. Hunter
Kansas
Atchison
Sani
Uiinter
Buncombe
Pensions This Week At Topeka Subliers
Pensions this week for AIP subliers are issued by Topeka avenues with quarterly allowances to be mailed by week’s end. Washington authorized by telegram to resume checks, and funds permit completing payments by month’s end. Lists of new pensioners and property transfers appear, with remarks on public notices and local anecdotes.
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Topeka Avenes
A.W. Smith
Pensian
Washington, D. C
Colytes
CYUL
Piet Wits
Topeka
Areves
Washington, D.C
Congress
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Penrose
Penressy Amon
Flint
Amy
Askei Sorfrant
Oil
Mye Paign
My. Ch.rose
Tent
Geotelyon
Repretilican National Committee
Cpt Pvr
Maur
Concard
Wiedemann’s
Dant Vvark G
Syey Os
Ocock
Trley
Seir
Ettemiaral Arliele
United States
Miller Avathess
Hart Pre
Thunder
Sim Uy
West
Raymond ’S
E. J Silkes
University Phice
Sinton
Creeding
Nemo
DE Soto
Lutheran Boys
Kodak
Woodward & Co
Pontiac Shoes
Notte Smouver
Queen City College
Ida Luckan
Lawrence Transfer Co
Am Harling
Cal—i5
McNish
Et Ee Forsii
Lasling Ail Spence: Transfer Co
Watson's
Grennh
Dick Brothers
Laura J. Cloud
Siazle
Eudora
Enoch S. Pearson
Iso
Hevinni
Hevin
Wis
W. Houk
W. W. Emining Jr
Lane Place
Schuyler CL
Mesenhimer
J. W. Shaw
Hyon Dent
Cotamani
Martyiuce
Lave
Wolf
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