University action on student room leases adopted
The Uni te Committee on Student Health and Housing adopted a resolution requiring signed one semester leases for campus rooming. Shorter stays need prior proprietor notice. The Men's Student Adviser will advise but only handles disputes with signed contracts. University representatives urge rooming-house keepers to secure signed leases via the University Y M C A City Phone 359.
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Unite Committee On
University Y. M. C. A
Former Professor Held on False Pretense Charge
Edwin F Bamford former assistant professor of sociology at Penn State College was arrested in Philadelphia on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He posed as a motion picture agency representative promising girls employment as models or actresses. Bamford claimed hardship after leaving the college and said he needed funds. authorities say many girls were ready to audition at his hotel suite. His wife Edna Munger and their two young children remain with her parents in Manhattan Kansas. His background includes two degrees from UCLA and veteran status.
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Manhattan
Kan
Edwin F. Bamford
Pennsylvania State College
Philadelphia
Bamford
University of California At
Los Angeles
Edna Munger
Thes
Kansas State Agricultural College
Dr Bogue Moves to Wichita to Run Small Animal Hospital
Dr J A Bogue, after nine years of practice here, will relocate to Wichita by September 1 to operate a small animal hospital and boarding kennel. His successor Dr T J Leasure of Solomon will run the existing hospital at 837 New Hampshire Street handling all work. Both doctors are graduates of Kansas State Agricultural College. The Bogue family plans to move soon.
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J. A. Bogue
Wichita
T. J. Leasure
Solomon
Doctor
Ventura in Honolulu Port Rescue of Tahiti Sailors
The S S Ventura arrived in Honolulu harbor with 152 passengers and 16 crew survivors from the Tahiti disaster. The ship rescued everyone after responding to a radio call, then steamed 700 miles through reefs to reach port.
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Honolulu
Bank Robbery Report From Kansas City Appears Incomplete
An AP dispatch from Kansas City notes a bank was robbed but provides only fragments. Details on the bank name, suspects, and exact sum are missing, leaving authorities to investigate with limited information.
Lima flyers arrest of Grow in Arequipa escape
In Arequipa at Carmana Silva said the Grow party flew from Lima in two planes with one mechanician each. They landed to refuel, spent the night, and planned to reach Arequipa next day. Soldiers surprised them. two mechanicians were captured and Grow was taken as a prisoner to Arequipa. He is described as former American navy officer and chief of Peru's flying forces. Police expect no personal danger to him in Lima.
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Arequipa
Carmana
Silva
Lima
Row
Grow
Arequipa'a
Relatives Seek Safety in Lima Aylum Granted
Ferdinand L Mayer, American charge d affaires in Lima, says he granted asylum at his home to two daughters of President Leguia and their children. Alfredo Larrinaga, Leguia’s son-in-law, also sought asylum there. The State Department noted American citizens in the Lima Callao district and their property are not in danger.
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Washington
Ferdinand L. Mayer
Lima
Leguia
Alfredo Larrinaga
Department
William C. Burdett
Lima-Callaos
Flory Reunion in Whittier California Honors Westward Farewell
A Flory family reunion and picnic took place at Central Park Whittier California on August 16 with about sixty relatives and friends attending. The group toured distant kin including Perry Barclay Montebello daughter Mrs Barclay Judge George A Flory Whittier Frank A Flory Judson Road and D L Flory Moor Park. Mrs Wells sent the notice to the Journal World.
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Whittier
Cal
H. C. Flory
Helen
Marie Flory
Baldwin
Flory
Central Park
Florys
Albuquerque
N. M
California
Perry. Barclay
Montebello
Barclay
George A. Flory
Frank A. Flory
Judson Road
D.L. Flory
Moor Park
Mr. Flory
C. W. Wells
Garment Workers Strike Hits New York
A general strike began in the children’s dress industry as seven thousand workers did not report for work. Unions include infants and children dress makers and waterproof garment workers. Seven men and three women were arrested for interfering with female workers. Proposals include a five day week and wage increases for weekly and piece workers.
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New York
Children’s
Summer Weather Back Clear and Warm Conditions Reported
Weather notes indicate clear and warm conditions with little rain over past twenty days. Forecast suggests continued higher temperatures and a tendency toward hotter days, with only sporadic showers expected in some areas.
Republican party council names Knapp chairman in bid to rally support
Dallas W. Knapp of Coffeyville was unanimously elected chairman of the party council in a Wichita meeting. The group aimed to bury hatchets, uphold party loyalty, and prepare a platform for fall elections with a resolutions committee led by state senator Knapp to draft planks. The council discussed party writes platform and included members Capper Allen Hoch Strong Guyer Hope Morse Bloss H er Geddes among others with telegrams from Senator Allen and attendance from many counties.
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Knapp
Republican Party
Dallas W. Knapp
Coffeyville
Hase
Polly
Jority
Ee Batto
Saatieees
Stella Haines
Augusta
Butler County
E. A. Cornell
Senator Allen
Haucke
Resolutions Committee
Capper
Allen
Hoch
Alen
Strong
Guyer
Hope
John Hamilton
John
Torpedo Boat Slips From Ways at Havre
Havre France Aug 26 AP The 400 foot torpedo boat Vautour slid down the ways during launching causing a stampede among the witnessing crowd. Two thirds of the hull hit the water with the bow remaining in the cradle. Many spectators were bruised but none seriously hurt. Completion of the launch was postponed until September tides.
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Havre
France
Vautour
Death Notices of William H Judd Word
William H Judd Word was received here this morning as the death of William H Judd age 90 in Casper Wyoming Sunday night August 24. He was father to Dr Florence J Barrows of Lawrence who lived with him much of the time. Survived by four daughters J C Robinson Seminole Oklahoma Frank Shaffer Findlay Ohio W M Holland Casper Wyoming J D Cline Henderson Colorado and by son S A Judd Chicago Illinois Funeral services and burial will be in Findlay Ohio.
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William H. Judd
Casper
Wyo
Judd
Florence J. Barrows
Lawrence
J. C. Robinson
Seminole
Okla
Frank Shaffer
Findlay
Ohio
W. M. Holland
J. D. Cline
Henderson
Colo
S.A. Judd
Chicago
Death of Clarence A. James Saurdans in Kimball Nebraska
Word reached in Lawrence of the death of Clarence Alva James Saurdans on August 23 in Kimball Nebraska after an operation. He lived near Lawrence in Washington Creek and Lake View for about fifteen years with A. J. Parnell and family. He left Lawrence in 1914. Survived by wife Minnie James a three year old son Clarence Alva James Jr and a step-daughter.
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Clarence A. James
Lawrence
Clarence Alva James Saurdans
Kimball
Neb
Mr. James
Washington Creek
Lake View
A. J. Parnell
Minnie James
Clarence Alva James, Jr
Elizabeth Rogers Funeral Services In Vinland
Mrs Elizabeth Rogers 29 died Monday at Bell Memorial Hospital Kansas City. Funeral at 10 30 Wednesday Presbyterian church Vinland with Rev J K Morgan officiating burial in Vinland cemetery. She is survived by husband two daughters Viola and Wilma of the home and her father J M Hilbert of Baldwin.
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Elizabeth Rogers
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Presbyterian Church
Vinland
J. K. Morgan
Vinland Cemetery
Ihe
Viola
Wilma
J. M. Hilbert
Baldwin
Boxer Dies After Beating in San Francisco Bout
Frankie Campbell aged 26 from San Francisco died in a hospital from injuries suffered in a ten round heavyweight bout last night with Maz Baer of Livermore. The incident occurred in San Francisco and was reported by AP.
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San Francisco
Frankie Campbell
Maz Baer
Livermore
Licenses Listed for Upcoming Marriages in Richland and Carbondale
The office of L. H. Ment e judge lists licenses for planned marriages. William Martin Lawrénce Bertha Schellhorn and Jesse Couch Topel Mae Irene Frey Carbondale plan to wed by a minister in Richland and Lawrence.
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L. H. Mente
Illiam
Martin
Lawrénce
Bertha Schellhorn
Wich Lant
Richland
Jesse Couch
President Hoover Accepts Invitation to VFW Parade Review
President Hoover accepted an invitation today to review the Veterans of Foreign Wars parade in Baltimore on September 2. The AP report notes the historic engagement as part of national veteran commemorations.
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Hoover
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Baltimore
Bonds at York Bay arena pace US Treasury 4x107.26
OCR fragment mentions bonds at a Bay arena and Treasury values. limited readable details hinder a precise summary. The item appears to reference financial instruments or market data tied to an Australian or regional context, with figures like 102.28 and 107.26. No clear event, date, or named organizations besides Treasury.
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Tork
Aus
Bay Arene
Pibery
Treasury
U S Envoy Demands Harold Grow's Release From Peru
The state department instructed the American embassy in Lima to secure the release of Harold B. Grow a lieutenant commander in the U S naval reserve who holds the rank of captain in the Peruvian navy. Grow was captured Sunday after landing his plane at Camana and is tied to the American naval mission in Peru which directs training and policy for the Peruvian navy. The mission consists of seven officers and operates under a contract with the Peruvian government authorized by Congress in 1920.
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Washington
State Department
Lima
Peru
Harold B. Grow
Grow
United States Naval Reserve
Camana
Department
Messa
Congress
Woman Held for Giving Two Worthless Checks
Mrs J E Johns of the Royal shoe store on Massachusetts street aided in stopping a woman named Seo Harris who passed two bad checks. Harris was arrested in Weaver's store by Officers Hubbell and Ingalls after cashing a $16 check at the Royal Shoe store and a $14.65 check at Fischers. Harris is jailed at the county lockup. hospital staff said no Harris employee at Memorial Hospital.
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J. E. Johns
Royal Shoe Store
Massachusetts Street
Memorial Hospital
Weaver's
Ralph Hubbell
John Ingalls
Seo Harris
Pioneer Funeral Attendees for Mrs Longfellow in Lawrence
Lawrence mourns Mrs Sarah Ann Longfellow former Lawrence resident widow of Jake W Longfellow sheriff of Wyandotte County. Attending were Daugherty and Sears. She died August 19 in Angeles while visiting her two sons. Estate valued at 20000 to be divided among sons I W Jensen and J H Longfellow of Los Angeles and granddaughter Hazel Longfellow.
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Lawrence
Sarah Ann Longfellow
Rosalee Lees
Daugherty
W Sears
Longfellow
Jake W. Longfellow
Wyandotte
Charles Longfellow
Fritzel Farm
Sarah Ann Davis
Angeles
I. W. Jengttion
J. H. Longfellow
Los Angeles
Hazel
Longfellowansas City
Italy restricts hunting in Abruzzi national park
Italy limits wildlife hunting in Abruzzi national park for September. Only a few permits will be issued for bear hunting, while chamois hunting is not authorized as previously expected. Local officials say the move aligns with strict wildlife protection measures nationwide.
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Italy
Aquila
Child Dies of Strangulation in Fort Scott Farm Accident
In Fort Scott Kansas a 7 month old son of Claud Butler a farmer living near hem died last night from strangulation after he gripped between crib end rails and could not free his head. The father was forking in the fields and the mother milking when the accident occurred. The child was dead when found but efforts were made to revive him at Fort Scott hospital.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Claud Butler
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Local Deeds Registry
Basil Green and wife convey a northwest 14 of section 7-13-20 to W C Simons. Sarah Watts and others transfer the north 33 feet of lot 78 on Connecticut Street in Lawrence to Saile Gebhard and wife.
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Basil Green
W. C. Simons
Sarah Watts
Saile Gebhard
Connecticut Street
Lawrence
Card of Thanks Note for kindness after mother's death
We thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown at the death of our mother and sister and for the beautiful flowers. Alvin er, Mrs. SS. Martin, Mrs. W. S. Clark, Mrs. G.R. Liggett, Mrs. John R. Bell.
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Alvin
SS. Martin
W. S. Clark
G.R. Liggett
John R. Bell
C O Dell Gored by Bull Near Home Death Reported
Wan Aug 26 AP reports C O Dell 55 killed after being gored and trampled by a bull near his home last night. Authorities say the incident occurred at a rural property as the bull bolted into a crowd. The victim sustained fatal injuries.
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Bu Powers
Wan
O’dell
John Robinson Circus Returns for One Day in Santa Fe
John Robinsons Circus sets up along East Twelfth street in Santa Fe for a one day stand after a morning detrain. Veterans Charles Achning and Tom Green greet the unloading crowds as tractors help move heavy wagons in a modernized show. The afternoon and evening performances open at 8 with Cleopatra as the opening spectacle and a South Pole Little America clown number. The menagerie remains a featured attraction as the circus marks its 107th annual run.
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Santa Fe
John Robinson
East Twelfth Street
Charles J. Achning
Tom Green
South Pole
Little America
Lawrence
John Robinson Circus
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Reaves Home
The West Side Presbyterian Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. E. S. Reaves home. The program on China will be presented by Mrs. S. M. Purce. Women of the church should meet at the church at 2:00 PM and transportation will be provided to Mrs. Reaves home.
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West Side
Presbyterian Missionary Society
E. 5. Reaves
China
S. M. Purce
Linwood trio visits Newton friends over weekend
Mrs. S. E. Miller and grandson Howard Weindel join Mrs. T. W. Martin of Linwood for a weekend motor trip to Newton to visit friends and relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Messmore plan to move to Tarkio Missouri where he will teach chemistry at Tarkio College. Mrs. Messmore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Coker.
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S. E. Miller
Howard Weindel
T. W. Martin
Linwood
Newton
Harold Messmore
Tarkio, Mo
Messmore
Tarkio College
A. B. Coker
Dixie Derbyists Gain Honors in Air Races
Curtiss Reynolds Airport Chicago August 26 AP Fair Dixie derbyists from Washington DC lit up the tenth annual national air races. Phoebe Omlie of Memphis shot her monocoupe across the line at 3 17. She was the clear winner with the nearest rival about two hours behind. Martie Bowman of Santstead LI and Laura Ingalls of St Louis took second and third. Others failing to place included Nancy Hocking Garden City LT and Charity Langdon Norfolk VA.
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Martie Bowman
Santstead
L. I
Laura Ingalls
St. Louis
Nancy Hocking
Garden City
L. T
Charity Langdon
Norfolk
Couple stabbed to death near Ensenada beach
A man tentatively identified as Francis Conlon of Monrovia California and a young woman nicknamed Scotty were found stabbed to death on a beach about half a mile south of Ensenada Lower California. Authorities investigated the case.
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San Diego
Cal
Francis Conlon
Monrovia
Scotty
Ensenada
Lower California
Missouri Woman for Congress in Second Missouri District
Mrs Pearl Gehrig of Salisbury a club woman and president of Missouri Women’s Republican club was chosen by the Republican committee for the second Missouri district to run against Democrat incumbent Ralph R Lozier of Carrollton for Congress.
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Missouri
Congress
Moberly
Pearl Gehrig
Salisbury
Women’s Republican Club of
Republican Committee
Second Missouri Congressional District
Ralph R. Lozier
Carrolltan
Oil for Safe Keeping Outside Filling Station
Four five gallon cans of oil were picked up by police outside the Richardés and White filling station at 2301 Louisiana Street early this morning and taken to police headquarters for safekeeping. Station staff said the oil was left there by George Richied, one of the owners of the store.
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Ichardés and White
Louisiana Street
George Richied
Stoon
Escape From Industrial School Both Boys Escape
Police report two juvenile escapes from Boys Industrial School this morning. Davenport aged 14 and Lyman aged 15 fled in regulation clothing and were last seen near the school grounds. Authorities urged the public to help locate them and return them to custody.
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Boys Industrial School
Davenport
Lyman
Pilsudski's Grip Firm in Poland's Government
Warsaw August 26 AP Polands redoubtable marshal Joseph Pilsudski today took a firm grip on the reins of government determined to fight to a finish with parliament. He retained the Colonel Group and added another colonel Joseph There is little doubt former Premier Slawek will support his maneuvers as government whip in the Sejm. Politicians recall he sought six months to recuperate from discord and now plans infrequent parliamentary sessions.
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Warsaw
Poland
Joseph Pilsudski
Marshal Pilsudski
Joseph
Slawek
Sejm
Pilsudski
Mother Slays Son and Self in Pullman Tragedy
In Pullman Washington Mrs H H House wife of a Washington State College physical education professor shot and killed her 18 year old son early today then killed herself A note read I don t believe I can hold out Forgive me The AP report notes the grim family incident as authorities investigated the double tragedy
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Pullman, Wash
H. H. House
Washington State College
House
Delaware Chief Justice dismisses Nelson receivership suit
In Dover Delaware August 26 Chief Justice James Pennewill sitting as chancellor dismissed the receivership bill filed by Ira L Nelson of Boston against Warner Bros Pictures Inc and Renwar Inc The action ended without a court-ordered receivership and marks a decisive ruling in the case filed with the Delaware Supreme Court.
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Dover
Del
James Pennewill
Delaware Supreme Court
Ira L Nelson
Boston
Warner Bros., Pictures, Inc
Renwar, Inc
Bankhead claims independent Heflin ticket led by Klan
John H. Bankhead, Democratic nominee for U S senator from Alabama, charged at a party leaders meeting that an independent ticket backing Senator J Thomas Heflin for reelection was headed by Ku Klux Klan leaders. The remarks came at Montgomery on August 26 per AP.
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Saye Heflin
Klan
Montgomery
Alt
John H. Bankhead
United States
Alabama
J. Thomas Heflin
Ku Klux Klan
Death penalty sought in fireman arson case in Kansas City
A death penalty request will be made for D. L. Piggott who faces a first degree murder charge in connection with the death of one of three city firemen killed in a drug store arson blast last year. Trial is set for September 8, according to Assistant Prosecutor John V. Hill.
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Kansas City
D. L. Piggott
John V. Hill
Theft of Belts at Pine Brothers Store
Wilbur Pine of Pine Brothers' store at 446 Locust Street reported four braided men's belts missing from the Rage this morning. The disappearance was noticed when he planned to show the belts to a woman customer. A man had previously said he would return, and Pine heard movement but found no one upstairs when checking.
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Wilbur Pine
Pine Brothers
Locust Street
Mr Pine
Pine
Mr. Pine
Heat Wave Kills 118-Year-Old in Portugal
A two week heat wave across Portugal has claimed many lives. The oldest victim was Guilhermina Rose Madeira, aged 118, a resident of Sacamvem near Lisbon, who had remained vigorous until the harsh heat lingered.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Guilhermina Rose Madeira
Sacavem
Prosecutor Probes Bank Closing Audit Leads Grand Jury
County prosecutor James R. Page announced the grand jury starting September 2 will examine the affairs of Leen Trust Co and its officers Forrest C. Cochran president and treasurer. A state audit of the books recently completed will be turned over to the panel.
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Kansas City
James R. Page
Clos- Leen Trust Company
Forrest C. Cochran
Page
Appointment at The Hague Court Leaves Hughes's Post
Sir Cecil Hurst named to the court of summary jurisdiction by the permanent court for international justice in The Hague replacing Charles Evans Hughes who has resigned.
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To Hughes
Hague
Netherlands
Sir Cecil Hurst
Permanent Court For International Justice
Charles Evans Hughes
Former Senator Sterling Dead in Washington
Word arrives that Thomas Sterling former United States senator from South Dakota died in Washington this afternoon. He served two terms in the Senate elected in 1918 and 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Redfield
S. D
Thomas Sterling
United States
South Dakota
Washington
Senate
Port Upgrades Spring Up at Beira
Beira in Portuguese East Africa plans four new vessel berths and eight traveling electric cranes to handle rising traffic. The additions aim to boost harbor capacity and efficiency for larger oceangoing ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beira
Portuguese East Africa
Turkish tobacco trial grows in Ontario under Greek expert
Turkish tobacco is being grown experimentally in Ontario under the supervision of a Greek expert and is reported to be nearly frost resistant, signaling potential for hardier crops in Canadian conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Phillips Milk of Magnesia touted for children relief
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a soothing remedy for colic gas sour belching and constipation in babies and children. It claims rapid comfort within minutes and offers a free information book, with the product presented as a long trusted U S trademark since 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Co
Varick St
New York
N Y
Konjola Endorsements Highlight New Health Claims
Sufferers are urged by supporters to read endorsements for Konjola, a new medicine. The promotions claim broad health benefits and urge readers to consider the product as a path to improved well being.
Konjola Promises Quick Relief for Neuritis and Digestive Ailments
Mr Russell Dennington of 4002 Cottage Ave St Louis recounts six months of severe neuritis and stomach trouble. He credits Konjola with ending his health woes after four bottles and says he now eats well and regains weight. The ad claims Konjola targets 32 ingredients and recommends six to eight bottles for full treatment. Sold in Lawrence KS at Eldridge Pharmacy and by many druggists in the region.
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Russell Dennington
Cottage Avenue
St. Louis
Lawrence
Kansas
Eldridge
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New York City
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Preapec
Topeka
Aue
Yeni
Ita
Jessie. Newman
Charles W . Steiner
el Dorado
U.S
Pioneer
Marshal
Pregan Parliament
Horlick’s
Horlick
Lawrence Business College
Konjola
MR. Russell Dennington
Manley’s Insurance Agency
New City Hall
Schubert Funeral Home
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