Rabbits Safe To Eat Says State Health Official
Dr Earle G Brown secretary of the state board of health says rabbits are safe to eat with proper handling. Use rubber gloves when dressing, cook meat thoroughly, and hunters should shoot only active rabbits as sluggish ones may be sick. Wild rabbits are the main source of tularemia. disease not found in domestic rabbit meat.
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Journal-World
Earle G., Brown
Topeka
State Board’ of Health
Brown
Wnell
Brown Pugprests
Kansas
Altho
Man
Kent
Big Springs Social News Details Thanksgiving Guests
Big Springs families hosted and visited over Thanksgiving and Sunday dinners. Mr and Mrs J Geelan joined Otis Morris of Topeka for dinner, while Thad Marshall of Topeka dined with A P Riley’s family. Wichita residents Mr and Mrs J C Webber hosted Thanksgiving at F R Webber’s home. F M Greer and family moved to a Henry property in Topeka and plan a store and filling station soon. Robert Oldham and family visited H Henry, and Arthur Dreyer and family of Topeka were guests of J H Dreyer and family. Big Springs Farm Bureau to meet Monday afternoon with Mrs Herbert Wymer. Miss Elizabeth Randle to teach good work at the meeting. Eva Winsor and family spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Leonard Warner and family of Maschine Iowa welcomed a son named Francis.
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J. Geelan
Otis Morris
Peka
Rowe
Thad Marshall
Topeka
A. P. Riley
J.C. Webber
Wichita
F. R. Webber
F. M. Greer
G. P. Henry
Robert Oldham
Watson
H Henry
Arthur Dreyer
J.H. Dreyeri
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club
Herbert Wymer
Elizabeth
Randle
Eva Winsor
Wise
Leonard’ Warner
Maschine
Iowa
Francis
Leonard Warn
Community Families Spend Thanksgiving Weekend
Sunday evenings at the A. C. Boehle home featured Mr and Mrs Frank Hagerman and family. They also joined Phy Nichols at their home. School dismissed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving vacation.
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A. C. Boehle
Frank Hagerman Land
Phy. Nichols
Ang
Big Springs Social News From Thanksgiving Events
Big Springs residents shared Thanksgiving dinners with relatives and friends. The Big Springs Dramatic club performed The Little Clodhopper at the White schoolhouse to a large audience. Several families from Tecumseh Kanwaka and nearby towns visited or hosted gatherings, including Mr and Mrs William Wymer and guests, and Mr and Mrs G J Cashman hosting relations from Fairview and Centralia.
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Big Springs
John Price
Topeka
In Springs
Copeland
Herbert Wymer
Hoskinson
Dora Flack
Lee Springs
Die Brandenburg
Tulsa
Okla
R. A. Stewart
Bred Phillips
R. FB. Rockland
Bra
Anna Warner
Big Springs l
G. Jy. Cashman
Cashman
Fairview
Ray Wiseman
Centralia
Harmony greeting notes and weekend visits roll on
Harmony residents report visits from Mrs Dunbap Coffman and others. Howard Thoren spent Sunday with the Laughlin home. Nurse Miss McAuliffe visited Harmony school Tuesday morning. Lawrence visitors included Mr and Mrs Boehle and Jemitning s families. Timmons and Stevens visited Timmons home Sunday. Mildred Cook attended a teachers meeting in Lawrence Saturday. Friday visitors to Sumner and William Reusch included Mr and Mrs Hagerman. Augustus Boehle host at Blue Mound Monday. Shadrick Timmons family stricken with scarlet fever. Ed Thoren and son also mentioned.
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Walter Dunbap
C. L. Coffman
J. P.kennings
Howard Thoren
Fred Laughlin
Mary McAuliffe
Harmony
Sumner
Harl | Harris
Lawrence
A.€. Boehle
D. P. Jemitnings
Edwin Timmons
Billié Stevens
Timmons
Mildred Cook
Earl Harris
William Reusch
Dale
Crady
Teddy
Frank Hagerman
A.C. Boehle
August Boehle
Blue Mound
Shadrick Timmons
Ed Thoren
Crossword Puzzle Clue Thundered Across Pages
A heavily garbled crossword puzzle snippet shows across and down clues with partial phrases and scattered letters. It mentions Desist, boundary, sinew, glues, rind, record of various words, and scattered references to ancient and modern terms, with no coherent grid or clear solutions readable. The fragment suggests typical puzzle content but lacks solvable entries or complete clues.
Community News From Stony Point and Nearby
Mrs P E Reusch returned home after visiting sister Mrs Hans Lassen of Clinton where her husband underwent an appendicitis operation. Lawrence visitors include William Martin Ted Clark and many others as meals and calls mark a busy holiday week with Thanksgiving visits and local repairs. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Linberger of Kansas City, formerly of the neighborhood, on Sunday November day.
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P. E. Reusch
Hans “Lassen
Clinton
Lassen
William Martin
Ted Clark
Lawrence
John Dailey
Columbia
Lee Barnhart
Union
Callars
I. DU. Cripe
Harry Stover
North. Lawrence
Owen Flory
High Prairie
Robert Norment
St. Joe
Marvin Griffis
Kansas City
Griffis
Ing. Chas
Peer
L. M. Williams
Dave Wray
Martin Holcom
Will. Winters
Viniand
Mirs
Abe Holcom
Wakarusa
John Tabler
Martin Helcom
John Churchbaugh
Deve Wray
Chas. Kessingerland Junior
James Kassinger
Claude Garer
Betty Low
William Pumror
Dick Fisher O Baldwin
Alt
Lloyd Linberger
Heighborhood
Caughter
CORLISS Erle Hunter and Jack Clarke trip in Kansas City
Local notes recount social calls and visits among residents including Mrs. Musser Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Curtiss Tuesday afternoon. A Curve Inn shooting match hosted by Erle Hunter and Jack Clarke on November 26 drew attendees such as Sterlyn Andrew and C Hi Ham on providing conveyance for De Soto Ladies Aid members. Thanksgiving week activities include Cedar Junction school dismissal two day vacation and various visits to Kansas City Prairie Center and Holden with family guests.
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Erle Hunter
Jack Clarke
Jade
Kansas City
Musser
Mitchell
L. L. Curtiss
Qma
L. Dent
J. R. Penner
Curve Inn
Sterlyn Andrew
C. Hi Hamon
Odher
de Soto -M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Alo
Neal
Mrv
H. Dent
Oma
B.S. Murphy
Thelm
Milton Quaintance
Morning Star
Rodger Stanley
Ichildren
Verlan
Eudora
Merlyn Andrew
Cedar Junction
Gus Weeden
John Turner
Co. H
Paul Robison
Main Street
Kan
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Linked to Local Residents
A Kansas City family visited the Lee home Thursday evening. Guests at the E. S. Murphy home for Thanksgiving included Mr and Mrs Frank Strickland and Tharen of De Soto, Mr and Mrs Elmer Jewett, and C E Jewett. Miss Mabel Bird spent part of last weekend in Lawrence. Several locals attended a dance at a De Soto hall Saturday night. Mr and Mrs W H Dent hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs John Turner and Mr and Mrs L R.
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Kansas City
Lee
Frank Strickland
Tharen
de Soto
Elmer Jewett
C. E.jewett
Murphy
Mabel Bird
Lawrence
W. H. ‘Dent
John Turner
L.R
Treatment stops attacks of fits offered free
Reports describe a remarkable treatment that epileptics say halts seizures. R. Lepso of Milwaukee has supplied sufferers and now offers a free treatment to all in need, inviting afflicted individuals to write for the aid.
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R. Lepso
Apt
Island Ave
Milwaukee
Wisc
AEC
Penner and family visit Mr and Mrs Erle Hunter
Penner and baby and Mrs XDine called on Mr and Mrs Erle Hunter Sunday evening. Gertrude Murphy and Little brother of Olathe spent part of last week with their grandparents Mr and Mrs E Murphy. Be Couch, in poor health for some time, was not so well the last of the week. Gertrude Atkinson of Kansas City and George Atkinson of Olathe spent Thanksgiving with
Atkinson Cox Family Visit in Sterling and Kansas City
Mr and Mrs John Atkinson and Miss Helen Cox visited Sterling homefolks from Thursday to Sunday. Helen joined her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Cox on Saturday for a trip to Kansas City where they spent the day.
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Helen
Mrs
Fred Cox
Kansas City
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Laxative Since 1885
In 1885 Dr Caldwell crafted a constipation remedy praised for relieving coated tongue bad breath headaches gas nausea biliousness and low energy. The formula, herbal and safe, grew to fame as patients spread word and druggists began stocking ready to use bottles for all ages.
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Eldom
Caldwell
Four Corners of the Earth
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