Second Christian Church Picnic and City Celebration in Lawrence
Large turnout expected for the Second Christian Church picnic in South Park marking a two day event for local colored residents. Kansas City groups will perform at Masonic Hall with a 10 cent admission, followed by a morning excursion band, parade at 1:30, and cornerstone laying for a new Christian church with Rev W M Hancock and Grand Master Wilson officiating.
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South Park
Lawrence
Kansas City
Imperial Band of
Park
Nineteenth
Tennessee Street
New Christian Church
Wilson
Maayoe Francisco
WW. Holyfield
Mieang
C. W. Bom
W. M. Hancock
Lara
Israel
Community Notes From Lecompton Area Visitations
Glenn HL Underwood family visited W M Underwood and relatives in midweek traveling to Inte Jeton county to see Fr Ob Underwood's brother. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Will Glenn Thursday afternoon as Madge McCall hosted Hazel Orr from Kanwaka. Various visits and shopping trips occurred, with neighbors at Riverside Park enjoying a fishing and swimming gathering. Mrs Cyrus Glenn improved from illness, and multiple locals shared meals with H L Underwood's family.
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Glenn
HL. Underwood
W. M. Underwood
Jeton County
Ob. Underwood
Aid
Will Glenn
Hazel Orr
Kanwaka
Madge
McCall
H. J. Underwood
Luwrence
Ralph
H. L. Brown
Lawrence
Mr. Brown
Riverside Park
Cyrus Gletin
John Matneyvine
H. L. Underwood
Bertha Grant
Gilbert Henry
Bigas
Thomas Tarr
McLeauth
Rev. Anderson
Edge Wood Park
George Claar
Marion Laswell
Masterson
Los Angeles
California
Lecompton
H. &. Brown
John Matney
John Lebb
Ted Baughman
George Clas
Cyrus Glenn
Hood
Despairing Woman Now Happy Mother
The letter from Mrs George Stephens of Patoka details how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her overcome infertility due to female troubles after five years of marriage. She credits the remedy with restoring health and enabling a healthy baby girl, praising its tonic herbal base and nationwide testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
el “Tig
Lydia BE
Georce Stephens
Lydia IE
Pinkham
Gaberdine Fashion Sketch Highlights Tailored Suit Styles
The Washington Star outlines gaberdine as a leading fabric for the season with tight weave and soft texture, praised for press retention. It details a slashed revers coat and full, boxy skirt designs, with linings, is trims, and the cost in yards of gaberdine and silk for the ensemble, noting belled sleeves and practical pockets.
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Gaberdine
Ami
Tere
Emgaberdine
Dave Stay
Tyte
Washington Star
Fashion's Frills in Washable Satin and Corduroy
Washable satin skirts feature belts and corduroy folds in a prim dress silhouette. Feather handbags come in brown blue green amethyst gray and purple. A Rowell-cut navy serge suit uses white braid bindings and suede military belt. Cushions show awning stripe fabrics. Nearby, Keate cashe fons-enbient stools stand about 15 inches high, sturdy for lawn or porch seating.
Corduroy Returns in Evening Dress Trims
Corduroy trims net evening dresses with narrow bias piping as fashion regains popularity. Mrs. E. C. Horton and Miss Sue Horton traveled to Kansas City by interurban this morning to visit friends, reflecting local social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Horton
Sue Horton
Kansas City
Indoor Life Warns Fatness Is Dangers To Health
A vintage health notice warns indoor life causes excess body fat and weakened vitality. It recommends Kore capsules from Round Corner Drag Store, taking one after meals and before bed, claiming weight loss, better digestion, and restored energy.
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Siont
Round Corner
Minervian club meets with Mrs Harrison in Barker
The Minervian club gathered Wednesday afternoon with nineteen members as Mrs J M Harrison presided. Toll call noted Evangelists, music performed, and stories shared. Guests included Mrs John Nace of Kansas City and several local members. next meeting planned for Children’s Day at the Wattame with Miss Watts and Mrs Paul Winter hosting.
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Minervian Club
J. M. Harrison
Toll Call
Win. Frowe
Billy” Sumutaye
Daniels
John Nace
Kensas City
Parrott
Mixs
Mayme Howell
R. MM
Lincol
Thut Rose
Noah Hetrick
Ohio
Edna
Jesse Carter
Missouri
Whi
Barr Gertill
Ren
Leighty Arrives From Colorado for Visit at Kensington
Tonganoxie residents recount a social afternoon as Mr. Leighty returns from six months in Colorado. Mr. Cross hosts a Kensington in honor of Julia Smies of Clifton Kansas. The gathering includes Miss Lucile Heiser Maud Gordon Edith Heiser Prudence Young Francia Young Evile Green Hirsch Holton Julia Smies and Mary Smies with a lunch of ices and cakes. Lester Casebell, visiting cousin Omar Stewart, returned home Thursday morning.
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Mr. Leighty
Colorado
Mr. Cross
Kensington
Julia Smies
Clifton
Kansas
Cross
Mary Smies
Lucile Heiser
Maud Gordon
Edith Heiser
Prudence Young
Francia Young
Evile Green
Hirsch
Holton
Lester Casebell
Omar Stewart
Gold Medal Oil Capsules Ad Seeks Health Claims
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Oil Capsules as a world-wide remedy for various ailments. It claims U S government approval, purity, origin from Dutch sources, and guaranteed satisfaction with a druggist refund if not as represented. The copy pressures readers to purchase immediately.
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Gil
Amd
U. S
Holland
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Recovery
The advertisement claims thousands have used Mayr's Wonderful Remedy to cure stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It asserts one dose removes underlying inflammation and bile deposits, offering a booklet by Geo H Mayr in Chicago and urging purchase from Round Corser Drug and other reputable druggists.
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Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chicago
Ill
Local social notes show Kansas visits and visits across towns
The column lists residents and guests moving among McLouth Manhattan Lawrence and nearby areas. It mentions Mr. 3. E. Watkins time with Mrs. Henry Hawkins, Miss Teckla Parrel visiting Manhattan, Pansy Wise in Pekka, Miss Marie Wager in Kansas shopping, Walter Zdellner promoting a Foard machine from Bates City to Lees, and several lengthy visits and trips throughout the week involving Ellen Boyle, Helena Cascheir, Opal Stewart, Mrs. Shelby Bullard, Miss Mae Moore, and others with relatives and neighbors in Tonganoxie, Moore's Summit, and surrounding communities.
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E. Watkins
McLout
Biain Louth
Wincomvin
Jos Mckee
Henry Hawkins
Teckla Parrel
Manhattan
Helen
Pansy Wise
Peka
Marie Wager
Kansas
Walter Zdellner
Bateas City
Fyay
Lees
New Fe
Young
Kiss 3
Hilda’ Kine
Tine Chi
Ellen Boyle
Tonganoxic
Deanette Still
Moore
Sumihit
Shelby Bullard
Moor Summit
Helena Cascheir
McLouth
Opal Stewart
Irs
Bob Mills
Eric Shonau
Nan
Francis da- Suests
Une
Papa Jis
Kan- Y Thurs
Mae Mooreane
City
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and an Elevator Accident
Residents travel for picnics and family visits in MeLouth and Lawrence with relatives including Kendall Casebell Huffman and Dew. A Lawrence elevator accident seriously injures Walter Pickens, with firefighters freeing him as doctors treat injuries at Simmeans Hospital.
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J. Bridges
MeLouth
Heirl
Margaret Kendall
Mehouth
Mabel Casebell
Brinkman
Lawrence “Whursida
Robinson
Thursilly
Lawrence
Fount
Huffman My
C. T. Dew
Ale A
Ice cream and election notes mix in town column
A jumble of local notices mentions selling ice cream, a car cruise, and a call for votes for a team. It references the G. A. R encampment in Kansas City and a focus committee plan to provide facilities, with Aug 24 noted and veterans receiving shelter during the event.
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Kansas
G. R
Kansas City
Rimubarhs
Ite
Neeon
Unclear Regional Text About Bet Seat and Wind Dinrayy
Fragmentary OCR reading discusses Bet Seat and Wind dinrayy with uncertain references. Key names and places are unreadable, making a precise summary and context impossible from the available text. The item appears to be a stray, garbled historical note rather than a coherent news piece.
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Mrs. Stephens
Chic Tailleur
Wim. Deskin
Virgil Hird
Hill
Burlingame
Mr. Hird
Ralph Underwood
Abs
Mary’ Patten
Gentry
Wisteria
McCulloch’s
Wiedemann’s
Tonganoxie
Kodaks
Evans Drug Store
Mass
Dehivering
Furnitiee
Rset
Birnitupeorn
Isa
Tar Ream
Dice Cream Co
Carroll's
Ber
POR G. A. R
Phiaphin
AW Peeriay
Hoyts Wall
Alice
Tay
S.S.S
Philadel
Bureau OF Advertising
Selos
Bureau OF Advertisis
CIA Tyrs
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