Doctors say nerves blamed on parental behavior in children
Portsmouth report notes doctors at a conference found many so called nervous disorders in children are actually misbehavior or obstinacy. They warned mothers’ distress can trigger repeat pranks and observed slum children show opposite faults. Dr Pabba’s East End study showed 80 percent of treated Jewish children had little nervousness while 20 percent Gentiles showed widespread nervousness.
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Camp Fire Plans Booths for Douglas County Fair Display
Camp Fire girls of Lawrence prepare three booths for the county fair with a hamburger stand baby care station and a check stand amid art building displays. Miss Vera Moren leads the baby booth with a 25 cent hourly care fee while Miss Aleene Carter oversees the display booth as plans evolve. The Watanopi group plans an embroidered quilt for an orphanage and September 4 their all day hike will be led by guardian Miss Ruth Carter.
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Household hints and book notices crowd a market feature
A reader query asks for a favorite bread recipe for sandwiches and a Market Basket prize of 2.80 dollars. The item lists books and authors from Boston Cook Book to Eminent Victorians, plus notes on a oculist vacation and a grain price claim from Derby Grain Co. The fragment reflects a town paper mix of household tips, literature notices, and ads.
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Eclipse Forecast Sparks Rain Claim by Evans
John C. Evans, noted for weather forecasts, predicts rain from tomorrow’s eclipse as the earth passes between sun and moon. He notes rising at 4:30 am to view the eclipse at its greatest and warns of atmospheric disturbance with little temperature drop when the moon aligns with the sun again on September 10.
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Stull Casuals Share Weekend Visits and Local Events
The community notes celebrate visits among locals from Stull, Kansas City, Lawrence, and Lecompton. A baby named born Aug. 12 to W. F. Wulfkuhle is noted, plus a hospital appendicitis operation for Aug. Kampschroder and an arm fracture for Olin Kampsehroder after a Ford crank. Ernest Transmaier mourns his 2 year old sister Almeda who died in Sheldon, Missouri.
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Clinton
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Kanwaka
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Katherine Bidinger
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Spring Hill
Kaw
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Earl Martin
Lawrence
Harry. Unger
Harriet
John_ Denechler
Will Bidinger
Eula
Topeka
Bidinger
Ernest. Transmajer
Almeda
Sheldon Mo
Felix Tucker
Pleasant Grove
J. Unger
Olin Kampsehroder
Six-State Odd Fellows Conclave to Meet in Kansas City
The Six State Odd Fellows Conclave gathers in Kansas City from August 30 to September 1 with Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Nebraska and Iowa represented. 8,000 to 10,000 attendees expected as ceremonies, banquets, and a parade unfold at Convention Hall and armory facilities. Grand masters from multiple states slated to preside. Governor Hyde invited to welcome guests.
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Ford Unveils Higher Radiator Ford Models in Detroit
Detroit August 25 Ford Motor Company announces a new higher radiator across all Ford models improving cooling and body design without radical changes. The center of attention is a redesigned Ford coupe with a new cowl, larger doors, expanded rear storage, underseat fuel filling, larger rear window and improved interior detailing. The Four Door Sedan gains a new cowl and longer leg room while open models like touring car and runabout feature a larger cowl and higher hood for a sleeker exterior. The touring car and runabout benefit from a larger radiator and redesigned windshield and top.
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Ford Radiator Upgrade Boosts Roadster and Truck Appeal
Ford introduces a new radiator extending to the Roadster and into the Ford truck chassis. The update improves appearance and cooling under all driving conditions, signaling higher standards and greater value. Prices remain unchanged as public awareness grows.
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Births and deaths in Kanwaka community notes
Kanwaks Mr and Mrs J D Cannon announce the birth of twins a boy and a girl August 21 at Tonganoxie Kansas Almeda Transmetter of Sheldon Mo dies August 20 of typhoid fever funeral held in Lawrence interment at Worden Transmiteer family moved from neighborhood last spring community sympathy extended to bereaved family. Various local socials reunions clubs and visits noted plus a large batch of neighborly updates and upcoming meetings.
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Tonganoxie
Kansas
Almeda
Daugher
HK Jeena
Sheldon
Cross ‘Chapel
Lawrence
Worden
George Sturdy
Daughte Margaret
Vintend
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Perry
Ernest Bigsby
Winter Community Club
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Ralph Colman
Arthur Ulrich
Ulrich
Washington Creek
Jacob Ulrich
Emporia
Iver
Pleasant Grove
Quantrill
Joseph Ulrich
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M. C. Elliott
Dorothy
Margaret
Vinland
Martha Smith
Jerseyville
Mis
Agnes Pine
North Lawrence
Dow Dews
Q. DB
Thomas
le Shure
Mary Belte
Homer Hird
Esther
Carl ‘Hird
George Bigaby
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E. Stanwix
Pleasant Valley
Alden Stanwix
Chloetta Taylor
Flora Nell Bigsby
Almeda Schrader
Julia Kiene
Topeka
Guy ‘Bigsby
Elizabeth
Roland Siler
Perry Ford
Tohganoxie
James Corel
al Wilbur
Harold Saunders
M. C .Eliott
Statewide Kansas teacher institutes show bumper crop of women
State Superintendent Miley reports county institutes in nearly every county draw large attendance with women predominating. Ottawa example shows 90 attendees with only two men as Miley notes the recruits hold third grade certificates and institutes issue first and second grade credentials.
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Ottawa
Acting probate judge fills in during absence to September
Notice states C. E. Lindley serves as acting probate judge while Judge Menger is away until Sept 1. Clients asked to call the office. the office will close from August 24 to about September 15. J. R. Payne. Also mentions lighting fixtures and new designs at Olsan TOS, Leavenworth Lump Coal at $8.75 per ton, and Derby Grain Co with phone 370.
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Derby Grain Co
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Olsan
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