Endurance Trial Fixes Value of Straight-Gaited Horses
The five day endurance contest over 300 miles near Colorado Springs showed straight gaited horses perform best for saddled work. Wayne Dintsmoore of Averica notes that horses with defects like pigeon-toed action wore out or were lame. Norfolk Star ridden by Capt. H Watkins won. Rabbit, Fox, Jerry and others followed, with only three finishing without lameness. Major Henry Héorlard cites British Army consensus on action defects.
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Chicago
The
Associated Press
Wayne
Dintsmoore
Horse Association
Averica
Collorado
Bpritgs
Galo
Norfolk Star
H. . Watkins
Russell
Wyoming
Rabbit
Fox
Jerry
Tger
Ft. Sill
Okla
Kell-By
Jameréss
Dinsmore
Henry Héorlard
Shanghai Vice Elimination Plan Sparks Debate
Shanghai's two year old bid to stamp out commercialized vice in the International Settlement drew wide discussion after officials questioned its effectiveness. The scheme licensed about 800 establishments and sought to phase out licenses by one fifth yearly for five years, but a Municipal Council report suggested the plan’s wisdom is not evident as vice outlets spread to new quarters, triggering moral welfare groups and police scrutiny.
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Shanghai
Scunicipal Council
Midh
School board ends military drill in favor of physical education
In Minneapolis, after a year of controversy over school military training, the board voted to replace drill with an extensive physical education program. Superintendent Webster said the shift maintains the same school program with no radical changes.
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Minneapolis Minn
Sev
Sehgal
Webster
Michigan Fruit Hit By Refrigerator Car Shortage
South Haven Michigan reports a bumper fruit crop valued at about 30 million dollars, the largest in years, but a railroad worker strike is causing a shortage of refrigerator cars. Shippers seek 25,000 cars to move pears peaches and later apples and grapes to distant markets as Chicago remains congested. Major fruit regions must find alternative destinations to handle the harvest.
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South Haven
Mich
Airy
Michigan
Community News And Visits From Local Residents
OsKaloosa reports show Mr and Mrs Mel Brown and Mr and Mrs Homer Trapp visiting Bean Lake near St Joe. Dorothy Decker returns from Valley Falls. Bert Patrick R J Keers and B P Davis visit Nortonville. Jeanette Jacquemin returns from New York and may come home Sunday. Markwell of Stillwater Oklahoma visiting Johnsons. Con M Buck family visits Emma Buck. Curtis Patrick hosts radio concerts. Kansas City minister delivers Sunday evening sermon. Robert Barr returns from Texas with good cotton crop. Uncle Joel Cowan funeral held at Methodist Church with pastor from McLouth. burial at Pleasant View. Mr and Mrs David Grayson visit son in Gardner. Dr Roy busy. Mrs Robert Barris ill at North Washington. Lieut Frank Roberts and family return to Camp Columbus Georgia after visit home. Chas Gentry deputy treasurer visits Perry area. J A King and wife of Valley Falls view homes in Falls City. Regular band rehearsal at high school auditorium. park concert planned Friday. Mrs Ella Nickum of Sterling visits Mildred and sister E W Obrien. Mr and Mrs McCreary visit Perl’s north side. apple season noted.
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Mel Brown
Homer Trapp
Bean Lake
St Joe
Dorothy_Decker haos
Valley Falls
Bert Patrick
R. J. Keers
B. P. Davis
Nortonville
Jeanette Jacquemin
New York
Markwell
Stillwater
Okla
J.H. Johnson
M. Buck
Emma Buck
Curtis Patrick
Kansas City
Robert Barr
Texas
Joel Cowan
Hirch
McLouth
Cowan
Rob Shaw
Burias
David’ Grayson
Gardner Sun
Dey
Dr. Roy
Heatile
Robert Barris
Washington St
Frank Roberts
Camp Columbus
Georgia
Chas. Gentry
Perry
A. King
Falls City
Eutitorium
Ella Nickum
Sterling
Mildred
E. W. Obrien
Local Social Roundup From Barker Kansas
Norris Barker and Misses Helen Harshberger Blanche Eekles and others visited, with many locals naming Tehri and Bigsby families and attending the Half Way Picnic at Fitzpatrick’s. Paper hangers from Good and Richards worked at Barker school house Friday and Saturday as townsfolk shared dinners and short visits.
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Norris Bryan
Blanche Eekles
Gertrude Swarting
Wilda
Margaret Day
Eskridge
Kans
Helen Harshberger
Edythe Ransdell
R. I. Jones
Topeka
Ambrose Bigsby
Co. A. Richards
Arnold Ransdell
Helen
Fitzpatrick’s
Good and Richards
Barker School
Willis Colman
Elsworth
Ely
Frank ‘Démans Fadernoon
Iss
Baythe Randell
Theron Farley
Ship Gentry
Stella Bellas
Rose W's
Barton ‘Nelson
McPherson
Kan
C. A. Richards
Missionary society reports large contributions and outreach
United Christian Missionary Society reported 2 702 780 76 in contributions for the last fiscal year. Foreign field efforts included care of 277 515 hospital patients and baptism of 3 131 people. The hymn book was translated into Tibetan and the New Testament into Lonkundo in Africa. Home Missions aided 4 625 churches. Evangelism added 64 945 people to the rolls of 2 177 churches between Jan 1 and Easter. Junior high enrollment schedule announced for Central Building with staggered times.
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St. Louis
United Christian _ Missionary society
Christian Church
Africa
Home Missions’ Department
Department of Evangelism
Nersons
Local notes bring a busy mix of visits and events
Community comes alive with dances, visits, and small-town news. Mrs Elizabeth Slade entertains her club the St Patrick's next Wednesday. Miss Bella Sands returns from Kansas City relatives. Walter Robinsons new house nears plastering. Misses Violy Lavina Waugh back from Hiawatha. Various neighbors travel to Kansas City, Omaha, and Lawrence for work or family visits as storms cause minor damage and schools prepare to reopen.
The Latest Delicacy Make Red Hot Licker Into Tea Cakes
Lansing officials plan to convert five barrels of aged Kentucky whiskey into vanilla and lemon flavorings for tea cakes. State chemists say alcohol is distilled and infused with ground Mexican vanilla or Italian lemon oil to produce extracts. The whiskey was seized by state police two years ago and guarded behind steel doors.
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Lansing
Mich
Associated Press
Kentucky
State Department of Agriculture
Vinland and vicinity community notes and visits
A roundup of local social motion in Vinland and nearby towns. Visiting relatives include Mrs Perry McPheeters and daughter Josephine at Mt Ayrlows, Mr and Mrs W A McPheeters in Linden, Oscar Baer in Lawrence, and Mr and Mrs A W McEwin in Peculiar. The schedule lists weddings, birthdays, cemetery club meeting, school enrollment, and trips to Independence, Linwood, Overbrook, and Colorado.
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Perry McPheeters
Josephine
Mt. Ayrlows
L. Hansen
W. A. McPheeters
Linden
Colorado
D. Boyd Atchison
Independence
Iowa
A. W. McEwin
Buford
Peculiar
Aid
L. Williams
Thising
Ark
Vinland
Coal Creek
Williams
Rising
Porterville
Cal
Emporia
Kans- My
Barrett Andrews
Overbrook
Charlie Anderson
Tiger Hoskinson
Vera
Frank Hoskinson
Dad Hoskinson
Clare
Clyde Nichols
George Weiler
Charlie Hagerman
Centerville
Town
DeLuxe Barber Shop Renamed Sample-Stewart Shop
The DeLuxe Barber shop changes ownership and name to Sample-Stewart Shop run by Charlie Sample and Bob Stewart. It sits at 938 Mass St. A Maslem grave in Turkey is described with a practice of planting a cypress tree to prevent defilement after burial. The notice promotes a Yours Only guest soap box containing 12 bars for sale at Rankin's Drug store.
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DeLuxe
Charlie Sample
Bob Stewart
Sample
Turkey
Rankin's Drug Store
Port Small Yet Large Crinfield Port Claims Global Boat Traffic
Crinfield Maryland a small Chesapeake Bay village with about 4000 residents claims to be the world’s second largest port for boats of all sizes by numbers entering and clearing. The Seamen's Church Institute report to the Episcopal General Convention in Portland Oregon notes plans to establish a branch in Crinfield to serve sailors of the seven seas alongside its seven main offices and several branches. Sailors can mail, bathe, read, watch films, seek medical care, sleep in a bed, renew passports, attend church, and have letters written.
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Chicago
Crinfield
Chesapeake Bay
Seamen's Church Institute of America
Episcopal Church
Portland
Ore
Seamen's Church Institute
General Convention
Crisfield
Seven Seas
Globe
Institute
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Newport
Port Arthur
Tex
New Orleans
Norfolk
Tawaha
Tampa
Manila
Doubts Rise Over Tuberculosis Diagnosis Claims
Glasgow reporters cite Professor Frist of Paris who says many tuberculosis diagnoses were false. In 1916 to 1918 tests in Paris found only a small portion of labeled consumptives truly had lung tuberculosis. The rest were non consumptive or uncertain, challenging earlier diagnoses amid hot weather promos and local shop notes.
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Glasgow
Frist
Paris
Medical Association
Dae Krist
Common Sense About Eczema and Eruptions
A fragment discusses skin eruptions tied to blood illness, arguing there is no quick cure and that science proves the blood is the root cause. It frames eczema as a systemic issue rather than a surface problem, urging readers to accept blood-based remedies.
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Army Horse
Chine
Isa
Ec-To.-Pol
Minneapolis
Oskaloosa
Christian Church _ Missionaries
Ap. m
I. R
Holmes Fan Een
Ant
SERS
Vuoyaummalco
Shipman, Carter
Rachel
E. Seventh
Phone
Elizabeth Slade
St. Patrick's
Ruth Shrends
Shiends
Haynes
W. C. Worswick
W. FM. S
Marvin Snyder
Walter Robinson
Chas
Vavra
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Violy
Lavina Waugh
Hannah
John Wigers
Newton
Agnes Pennington
Marshall
Missouri Valley College
Ella Larner
David Reber
Tag Davis
Jason Morton
David Grayson
Morton
Frank Coleman
Elmont
Margaret Stevenson
Obrien
Chas. Jacquemin
Jeanette
James Morrow
Leo Larkins
Winchester
Ed Barheart
Cafeman
McCreight
Dunavant
John Becker
Mildred Nickum
Agnes “Nincehelser
Lawrence
Ernest Rigeley
Ambrose Bigsbys
Junius Underwood
Dr. Anderson
Bary Gorrill
James Wiggins
S. Seizel Rose
Eskr
Alta Murray
W. Gorrill
Jonnie Taylor
Will
Arnold Ransdeul
Clarence Bellas
Vinland and
Guy Love
Cedarvale
Baldwin
Love
Russell Denyst
Tuesay
Thurman Russell
Mary Landen
Carl Mckman
County Institute
Vinland Cemetery
George Hoskinson
Kansas
Coleman
Shenandoah Lawn
Arthur Hannon
Clark Richards
Emily Davis
Chautauqua
Sarah Martin
John Dailby
Little
Maryland
Raokin
Denl
Bouglas Radio CO
LG22
N. Fl. St
Prosperqua
Rusdy
Kellogg
Standard Oi Company
Indiana
Middle Western States
Standard Oil Company
Middle West
United States
Michigan Ave
Missouri
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
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