The Overlooks and Other Notes From the Times
Office notices list subscription rates for Lawrence Kansas and mail options. The page includes reflections on Spain and Britain, a quote about paintings, Governor-elect Huxman opening headquarters in December, a prophecy of desertions to Topeka, thoughts on constitutional amendments, and observations on national planning from the El Dorado Times.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Ee Ee
Huxman
Topeka
New Business Plans In Face Of Corporate Tax Changes
The coming tax on corporate surpluses drives large firms to cut revolving funds, affecting payrolls, dividends, and expansion plans. The shift may prompt fundamental changes in business practice and financing, with uncertain impacts on firms and employees until more details emerge.
France war debt debate shifts to US settlement terms
Recalling Good Times France proposes settling its war loan with the United States for about half a billion dollars. Critics label French as chisellers while noting US loans were credit, not cash, spent on American-made goods. As war prosperity fades, authorities approve new borrowing schemes, risking a heavy peace era debt.
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France
United States
The War Nobody Wins in Spain
Reporting from both sides shows new offensives and gains but progress remains near where it was a week ago. The Madrid demolition continues steadily as lines stay largely stationary and shells remove material from the city.
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Spain
Madrid
Local fund raises surpass $1100 for Christmas seals
Receipts from Christmas seal sales and university fundraisers totaled 1131 dollars by Saturday evening, including over 235 dollars raised by university young women. Dr. MaBelle True arrived in Lawrence to inspect Kanwaka and Barber schoolchildren. An all day tuberculosis clinic was held in Baldwin by Dr. Seth L. Cox of Topeka.
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University
MaBelle True
Lawrence
Kanwaka
Baldwin
Seth L. Cox
Topeka
K. U
Hovey Henna
Wiedemann’s
University of
Lydia Sain
Chanute
Walter A. Martin
Massachusetts Street
Mr. Martin
A. J. Martin
Jessie Edmondson
Kansas
Kansas City News Service
W. O. Orrick
Robert Hastie
Rhode Island Street
Elks
Elks Club
W. H. McKone
Kansas Elks’ Association
Samuel P. Moore
Clarence Kelso
William P. Bullene
Virgalene
Davis
Simmons Hospital
High School Football Team Entertained at Turkey Dinner
Twenty five years ago on Saturday December 5 the high school football team was entertained at a turkey dinner by Mr Robert Keith. The Lawrence police salary rose from 55 to 60 dollars monthly for officers with over a year service as the city council adopted the report at last night’s meeting. Petitions from several women’s clubs were read.
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Robert Keith
Youer
Lawrence
Street names replaced by numbers faces anti coasting ban
The move to rename streets running east and west to numbers is now law. An anti coasting ordinance bans coasting on streets west of Massachusetts Street or south of Warren. The town also notes social events at the Christian church and updates on local residents and plans.
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Massachusetts Street
Warren
Milton
C. D. Milton
Christian Church Board
Board of Deacons
H. L. Winey
Burtch
Zuttermeister
Oscar Dahlene
Salina High School
Kansas City
Cornerstone Laying Slated For North Lawrence Church
Forty years ago the cornerstone for the Christian church in North Lawrence was set for next Wednesday at 2 p m with Rev A T Jones delivering the address and W L Willis in charge. The Horseshoe: wedding anniversaries marked by Woodward and Wilder couples noted. Mrs Howard Duncan plans to return to California for Christmas with her son Stafford. Forty-year silver Friends in Council anniversary observed with a banquet and reminiscences at Brynwood hosted by Mgr W B Woodward and led by W H Carruth with talks by Haworth Woodward and Miss Brown.
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Christian Church
North Lawrence
A. T. Jones
W. L. Willis
B. W. Woodward
Chanute
George Wilder
Woodward
Wilder
Howard Duncan
California
Stafford
W. H. Lowe
Henry Martin
Agnes McConnel
H. ©. Whitehead
Chicago
Lawrence
Friends In Council
Major Gunn
Kansas City
James Horton
Cockins
Los Angeles
D. CG. Haskell
Burney
Harrisonville
Safford Thacher
Topeka
S. N. Simpson
Brynwood
Mgr
W. B. Woodward
W. H. Carruth
Professor Haworth
Miss Brown
Miss Leonard
Judge Basset
T. D. Thacher
Henry Simpson
Snow
Isabel Tenney
Allen
Stanley
Brown
S. 0. Thacher
Gunn
Headache Causes and Diagnostic Challenges
A doctor explains that headaches are a symptom not a disease and outlines broad categories of causes. Organic brain disease, blood vessel conditions, toxic factors from kidney disease and allergies, endocrine disturbances, anemia, and reflex sources from neck issues or organ diseases can all trigger headaches.
Eyestrain and the elusive roots of headaches
Eyestrain is a common headache trigger, but many headaches arise from functional causes such as nervous exhaustion neurasthenia and psychic disturbances. Patients should cooperate with physicians in a careful, time consuming search for etiology to achieve better outcomes.
Winter Parade of Bears and Puddle Muddlers Dance
Fragmentary narrative describes Willy Nilly starting a bonfire as the Puddle Muddlers sing and dance with bears joining. Jelly Bear performs a hind-leg dance and sings a tune about winter sleep, pairing with slow movements and plains imagery.
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Willy Nilly
Jelly Bear
Winter Sleep Among Bears In A Cave Tale
The text depicts a parade of bear characters like Big Chief Willy Nilly and Jelly Bear preparing for a deep winter sleep. They huddle in a cave as snow and winter winds sweep outside, bidding farewell to the world while Jelly Bear briefly reappears before settling in for hibernation.
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Willy Nilly
Big Bear
Cave
Goodby
Big World
Howdy
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Blacky
Jupiter
Chubby
FLASHES OF LIFE Compete Service Augusta GA
Deputy Sheriff Walter Kent said an accused henhouse raider admitted his practice was to enter a hen house fill a sack with chickens cull a cab from the nearest convenient telephone and make deliveries to his customers. The telephone bell jangled at police headquarters Help I've been robbed a voice yelled You've been rolsbed Well half robbed. To save the victims embarrassment police declined to disclose his name.
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Augusta
Walter Kent
Indianapoliis
Fire Captain and fireman shot dead at Pontiac station
In Pontiac Michigan Fire Captain William H Bradburn and fireman Donald H Slusher were killed inside a fire station. Acting Police Chief Frank Nelson said Bradburn shot Slusher then killed himself, leaving a handwritten note saying he talked too much. Slusher was not tied to the Black Legion inquiry. Time is measured by the earths rotation on its axis.
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Pontiac
Mich
William H. Bradburn
Black Legion
Donald H. Slusher
Frank Nelson
Bradburn
Slusher
Nelson
Frank W. Kuhn
Engaging Sally Warren Faces Change at Warrenton Courier
Sally Warren, society editor in Warren ton Courier, grapples with six month engagement to Terry Maynard while family finances depend on her salary. News of Philip Page buying the paper and moving across the street threatens her job and the town’s dynamics, with Tip stepping into a growing role amid looming upheaval.
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Sally Warren
Warrenton Courier
Ray
Tip
Handsome Ray
Warren
Terry
Maynard
Sally
Greensboro
Grace
Hersell
Warrens
Mr. Warren
Sevel
Warston
Lola Hopkins
Lola
Old Wingate
Philip Hadley Page
Washington
Warrenton
Phil Page
Miss Warren
Philip Page
Judge Page
Robert Warren
Philip
Baltimore
Courier
Wingate
Warren House
Dora
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short humorous note about Daisy being so popular that no young man wants to marry her. The wry line implies fear that her popularity would endure even if her husband is away at work.
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Daisy
Publishers. Syndicate
Radio Programs Schedule for December 5 6 7
Radio listings from KMBC WDAF WREN KNBC WREX and others show a dense lineup of orchestras bands singers and hosts. Highlights include Rubinoff Hampton Institute George Olsen and Frankie Masters while programs run from early evening through midnight with various symphonies and dance acts.
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WDAF
KMBC
Edna Sellers
Orgental
Wren
NBC
Symphony
Pan-American Center
Rubinoff
Hampton Institute
Wren—Rubinoff
Edw
d’Anna
Ron Wilde
Orch
Ed Wrun
Wren—Hildegrad
Eay Kyser
Floyd Gibbons
Wrenx
Griff Williams
KNBC
New York Symphony
Grand Hotel
Dorothy Dreslin
WDAYF
Fishface & Figgsbottle
Gateway Liar's Club
P. Hans Flath
Marlon Talley
Guy Lombardo
Col. Stoopnagle
Bud
WREXN
Joe Penner
Cathalic
Rubbott
Wdaaf
Helen Traubel
KMPC
LDS Radio
Jack Benny
WRE
Robert
Ripley
Stusla
Sunset Dreams
Qi Woowres Otsarnico
Nelson Eddy
Wdaal
EMBC
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Enfran
Uncle Esra
John Herrick
Diamond City News
Sda Fe
KMB
Jonkenary
Ronnie Ashburn
Heidt
Brigadiers
Radio Theater
Sing Sing
Baron Munchausan
Sam
Wayne King
Erle Smith
Nat'l Radio Forum
KNMBC
Goose Creek Parton
Hermitage Orch
An Interesting Question Opens in Clay Center
Clay Center ministers meet December 7 to discuss church ethics and doctrine. Speakers include Rev. Leroy Arend, with local residents recounting neighbors and reminiscences of Judge Page and a new resident in the Pago House.
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Clay Center
Dec
Pi—Clay ‘Ounty
Leroy Arend
Methodist Pastor to Discuss Is Right With the Church
Methodist pastor will discuss Is Right With the Church and Mrs Roy Shterite wife of a Clifton minister will tell What Is Wrong With the Church in a planned church program. The event features local community speakers and aims to address church concerns and improvements.
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Hero
Roy Shterite
Clifton
League Council May Try to Halt War in Spain
Geneva officials said the League of Nations is growing to mediation to halt the Spanish civil war. A conference of 28 governments considering reform of the covenant was postponed from December 7 to December 14, while a special council session on Spain is set for December 10.
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Geneva
Pi—League of Nations
League Council
League
Spain
Special Council
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Idaho
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Poor PA
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