Edminister guests enjoy Kansas City luncheon outing
August Wratzack of Edminister spent the day in town yesterday. Mrs. Whitsed Laming entertained a number of Tonga nowt friends at her home at a one o clock luncheon on Tuesday. Covers were laid for eight. The table was decorated with red carnations and red roses. The guests were members of the Civic League Board of Control and included several named ladies. Several local residents were visiting or traveling to Lawrence, Milwaukee, Chicago, and other places, with plans for future trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moyers
Lawrence
Paul Heisler
St. Marys
Bertha Kingler
Williams Heynen
Heisler
Bertha Heynen
Elow
Cress
Alina Freienmuth
Republic
Toa
William Freienmuth
Arline Smith
Kansas City
Ada Jenkins
Edward C. McNerney
Chicago
John C. Laming
Milwaukee
Liaming
Charles Voeisch
Laming
Schultz
N. Kee
Roy Wood
Webster City
Iewa
Florida
Ford
Pate
Rebecca Wilcox
Leavenworth Pharsday
Otto Seufert
Rosa
Charles
Seufert
Doloretta Burns
Ter Hone
Miss Burne
Haskell County
Walter Thoward
Little Daugghter Thetis
Sloward
Aarne
Rao
Odie
Cane
Saaly
Phos
Camo
Buester
Weltcott
Gordon
Eer
Alizss
Ruth
Cero
Maunhertin
Helen Stigers
Kansas
Strickland
Ordway
Colorado
William Coy Welcott
Prisoner of War Tales From Transylvania Front
The Associated Press interview with Romanian officers near Bear, Transylvania, yields mixed claims of surrender, with a Jewish private revealing contempt for peace norms and the idea of fighting for a government with no votes. Several prisoners express hope for Central Powers retreats and for Bratiania to be taken, while others fear the costs for civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Denar
Speer
Toorsburg
Transylvania
Dec
Wie
Associated Press
Bear
Here
Diluk
Verona
Bratiana
Special Sale Advertised Saturday Event Downtown
Fragmentary notice indicates a special sale event scheduled for Saturday with a reference to a venue on Ninth Street and a list of items or services. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Gorns Loosen Lift Right Off Corns and Calluses
An odd promotional snippet promises a remedy to corns and calluses with the line Nothing But GETS IT Will Do. It claims people have tried various remedies that failed to remove the corn, suggesting a simple solution through a device or method described in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Tigo
Lawrence
Dialogue From Captured Officers On Sale Affair
In the account a spokesman voices agreement while captured officers face limitations on questioning. One young officers, described as tall and handsome around twenty five, brands the situation as a dirty sale affair.
Drinking of Water and Anurie for Kidney Health
Dr Lucas outlines that drinking plenty of plain water and water with meals benefits health. He recommends baking soda in hot water for stomach catarrh, medium cell water after meals for hyper acidity, and Anurie tablets for kidney trouble. He warns excess food and uric acid strain kidneys and suggests seeking Anurie from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Lucas
M.D
Pierce
Lord Mayor vetoes thanks to US Consul for Armenian relief
London reports the Lord Mayor's Mundat passed a veto of thanks to Willoughby Smith United States Consul at Mills for his aid in relieving Armenian refugees with the help of other organisations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mundat
Willoughby Smith
United States
Mills
Paper Discrimination Over Paper Prices Hurts Small Dailies
Congress to hear claims that International Paper Company favors metropolitan papers by supplying 3.10 per 100 pounds to large dailies, while small dailies pay 4. or 6 cents per pound for non carload buys. Smaller papers face about double and even triple rates, prompting proposed corrective laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper Company
The
Paper Trust
Congress
Countess Spills Old Wine Across Estate Grounds
London reports a storm of letters after Rosaling Countess of Carlisle, president of the British Women's Temperance Association, poured about 1500 bottles of old vintage into ground near Castle Howard estate. She kept the cellars sealed for thirty years and argued the act aligned with temperance principles though critics say the wine could aid convalescent soldiers in hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dee, T
Carlisle
British Women's Temperance Association
Castle Oward
Yorkshire
Bhut
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and related ailments with claims of widespread use among Congress members, Supreme Court justices, and professionals. It invites readers to obtain a bottle from a local drugstore and request a free booklet from Geo H. Mayr in Chicago.
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Mayr
Congress
The
Supreme Court
Geo. H. Mayr
Mig
Whiting Street
Chicago
Hound Corner Drug Store
Worden Y P A Members and Thanksgiving Gatherings
Worden Y P A held a monthly meeting at Herman Pohl home with few attendees due to long distance social. New members elected include Mr and Mrs Homer Gibson Albert Hornberger and Arthur Jessee plus three more applicants Chester Ben Stella Gibson. Neighboring events featured a Help Some One Bible class bazaar raising 19 dollars and multiple social visits and surprise parties for Inez Heffner and Henry Boehle as neighbors prepare Christmas programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden Y. P. A
Herman Pohl
Rand
Union Schol House
Homer Gibson
Albert Hornberger
Arthur Jessee
Chester
Ben
Stella Gibson
John Sturm
Minnie
Daniel
Clearfield
Charles Rappard
Dudley Gilges
John Lyons
Ohn Rockhold
Busines
J. T. Schivalm
Inez
Heffner
Boehle
Central School House
Local social notes and family visits span a quiet week
Glen Schwartz spent Sunday afternoon with Paul Johanning. Families shared meals at various homes including Will Simon, Adam Schoal, and Henry Schwartz. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Steobner Tuesday December 14th. Several residents worked harvest all week and helped with chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Schwartz
Paul Johanning
Fred Fleer
Will Simon
Dan Johanning
Chas. Wacker
Grover Ulrich
Will Lynch
Fred Johanning
Wm. Niebrugge
Sam and Ezra Churchbaugh
Wm. Schwartz
W.H. Johanning
John Schwalm
Adam Schoal
Fairview
John Steobner
Manerva Barton
Marshell
Louis Haas
Mabel
Irma
Henry Schwartz
Henry Boehle
Clara Schwartz
Joseph Heffner
Charles Schwartz
A. L. Harris
Samuel Gulley
Lawrence
Hattie
Mabel Harris
Kansas City
J. W. Johanning
T. O. Clark
Lone Star
Harriges
Joe Heffner
Will Schwartz
Robert Oswald Plans Move to Michigan Next Year
Robert Oswald is loading his goods this week to ship them to Michigan where he intends to make his home next year. On Friday evening December 15 a program and social will be at Central school house. everyone is urged to attend. Girls bring pies and boys bring pocket books. Mr and Mrs Laughlin visited Amos Flory at Willow Springs on Tuesday evening. A program and social will be held at Union school house on Wednesday evening December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oswald
Michigan
Central School House
H. Laughlin
Amos Flory
Willow Springs
Union
Busy Social Week at K U Students Have Courted Weekend
A busy social weekend at the University of Kansas unfolds with events at Myers Hall tonight featuring a law scrimmage and the first graduate student party. Tomorrow night includes journalism and engineering dances along with several pre Christmas parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Myers Hall
The White Flour Pinch and Price Projections
The piece warns about rising bread costs such as a possible six cent loaf replacing the five cent loaf across cities. It argues white flour bread is not a complete ration and praises Shredded Wheat Riscial, made from whole wheat at Niagara Falls New York, as a consistent nutritious option.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
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