Subset of Kansas political and public notices mixed with welfare
A collage of items from a Kansas publication covers subscription rates, Christmas safety tips from the fire marshal, party rebuilding ideas for Republicans, veteran affairs, Emporia Santa Claus traditions, and a Moscow anti-soviet trial verdict. The piece threads opinion, public notices, and commentary on governance, war veterans, and Soviet justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Mar- Rahal
Seahart
Hels
Fragmentary excerpt on military policy and wartime recruits
A fragmentary passage discusses the division of brickmakers and wartime policy. It contrasts men who followed an established path before the war with younger recruits. The text hints at societal divisions and enduring policy guidance amidst conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.brickera
Old Home Town Marriage and Local News Blended Items
The notice from Vinland Kansas reports the marriage of Williame W. Cie and Francis Wi, performed by Rev A Stout at the resident of Z D Wood on December 1. Osro Creek reference appears as a daughter’s view. Board of Education held a regular meeting. resignation accepted, Miss Richardson to return to Superior High School. Cramer and Bid elected to roles. roof fire extinguished by buckets. minor injury to a person stepping through lath. Desnaly Bros purchased the thoroughbred stallion An d Jack, a near mate to Elmo Pilot, paraded as finest team in the country.
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Vinland
Kan
A. Stout
Williame W. Cie
Francis Wi
Aee
Bean
Osro Creek
Cole
Hesper
Kansas
Board of Education
Richardson
Hannah
Cramer
Desnaly Bros. Enterday
Twenty Five Years Ago Tuesday December 3
A fragment recounts a 25 year old Tuesday event with a social gathering at Mrs A Hi weve s home in Kentucky neighborhood and games and conversation. A purse snatching attempt near 9:30 pm targeted Miss Sophie Armstrong. her mother cried out and the thief fled. Mrs F M Benedict hosted a card party, illness delayed plans, Alberta Corbin hosted a state federation women event with dinner.
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A. Hi
Kentucky
Neighbo
Sophie Armstrong
Episcopal
Miss Armstrong
Maurice
Alberta Corbin
University
The
State Board of Offee
Federation
Wndemahas Tes
Heart and blood vessels basics from a physician
A writer explains the heart as a hollow pump and the circulatory system as a closed network of arteries and veins. Blood moves from the heart through arteries and back via veins, with pressure rising as age and bodily demands change. The discussion notes systolic pressure around 150 at age 20 and describes how the heart’s contractions drive circulation.
Overnight News Digest From Washington to Berlin
Overnight news items highlight drought food ideas, Prohibition debates, and political shifts in Washington with mentions of Mrs Pearl O Loughlin and leaders. In crime coverage, a 16 year old daughter referenced as involved in masking robberies, and four Filipinos linked to a bunkhouse bombing are noted. International notes report fascists at a theatre in Berlin, the Soviet ambassador to Britain, and Nobel prize discussions in Sweden.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bender
Denver
Pearl O'Loughlin
Epimners
Ughter
Rob "Brace
National Bank of Big 4
Francisco
Lew Fook
Chis
Bunkhoure
Jose
Calif
Ricard
Axtrangmer
Oreign
Berlin
Estern
Tendom Daily Mail
Sokolnikov
Greatritain
Gothenburg
Sweden
Sinclair
Lema Arcves
Nobel
Fanny’s perilous night with Bob ends in return to David
In a tense sequence Fanny flees with Bob after a quarrel and a late night drive. They hide in a town hotel then attempt to return home as dawn approaches. Bob denies responsibility while Fanny fears David’s judgment, leading to a charged reunion at the Frost household and a cliffhanger on David’s reaction.
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Dee
Fanny
Leile
David
Champanne
Leila
David Eee
Christmas Travel With The Little Black Clock
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a holiday tale in which the Little Black Clock guides children across France Alsace and Jugoslavia to explore Christmas customs. They witness Father Christmas traditions wooden shoes crowns with candles holly mistletoe and the Yule log while the clock promises more journeys and festive wonders ahead.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Peggy
France
Father Christmas
Santa
Alsace
Jugoslavia
Holly
Kansas Briefs: Auditor ends early payroll practice
Kansas News Briefs report state auditor Topeka W French will cease early Christmas paychecks, citing a law requiring salaries be issued on the last day of the month. Other notes mention a convict’s escape attempt in Lansing, a Kansas City employment outlook, and a former mayor’s death after a long illness.
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Topeka
J. French
Santa Claus
Ee Ae
Lansing
Norris
Charles Wright Leaven
Worth
Carpenter
Kansas City
Revesse
H. E. Ae
Apple
Riley Pi
Dan
Anni
Senn Franz
State highway plan approves sharp curves on U S 40S route
The Topeka state highway commission authorized sharp curves on U S 40S between Fort Riley and the Dickinson line. It approved several grading and culvert projects from Russell to the county line, K-1 segments from Oakley south, and culverts east of Nor.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Fort Riley
Dickinson
Hays Toounty
Nor.m
FLASHES OF LIFE A Paris AP column on trends and trials
Berlin youths embrace do your own cooking as a city fad while schools fill and newspapers spin. In Philadelphia John Bowers defends a divorce claim claiming wife beatings justified for not cooking. In Washington senate noises drop as health notes praise ventilation in public buildings. New York hints at a federal tax case on golf club dues and pleasure. Amid political quirks King Carol trims royal spending as travel speeds rise with rocket propulsion visions to Berlin.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Conkey
Piladelphia
John Bowers
Bowers
Ry Perpin
Washington
Senate
New York
Rstown
Wilbur
Mitchell
Lawrence Richey
Carol
Ajlowsmi
Pelatees
York
Fritz von Geet
Thanksgiving social notes from De Soto area families
Mrs Patience Collins and Evelyn of Topeka visit father L M Jewett while Annie Jewett of Lawrence stays with him. Several families host Thanksgiving dinners including the Watsons Allemans Welch Sheldons and Welchs. Johnson recovers from severe burns as relatives visit Paola and Kansas City areas.
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Patience Collins
Evelyn
Topeka
Annie Jewett
Lawrence
L. M. Jewett
Fred Watson
Helen Smith
Oskaloosa
Maxine Baker
R.L. Jewett
Charles
Lottie Nease
H. C. Alleman
Mr. Alleman
J. A. Alleman
Bonebrake
Mr. Bonebrake
Kansas City
M. E. Alleman
Kan
Alleman
Mary Elizabeth
Glerm
Harold Sheldon
Ruby
Sarah
Mary Welch
Paola
C. C. Atkinson
Local Deaths and Thanksgiving Tales from Town
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Wilbur en Cramer and Miss Bess Martin, with families traveling to Des Moines and Davenport for funerals. Thanksgiving visits include Miss Mae Garsne, Wanda Riley, and relatives in Kansas City, Lawrence, and Belton. Community members gather for dinners and lodge events amid illnesses and travel.
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Cracken Olden
Wilburen Cramer
Hig Wid
Nany
Cramer
W Nebert Sandals
Phillip Yohannan
K. v
Gary
Ind
I. T. Martin
Bess Martin
Des Moines
Miss Martin
Mrs. Martin
Kansas City
Mr. Martin
Mae Garsne
Perry Nease
Anita ‘Ae
John Sheldon
Belton
Curtis Sheldon
Frank Sheldon
Sheldon Suny
Arch Meinke
An Ra
Begs Martin
Davenport
Iowa
Evelyn Gregg
Evening of unusual entertainer at high school schedule
The Mornin Star lists a Samar program on the play night with guests George Milholland and Mrs Frisbie. Mr and Mrs Elmer Jewett hosted a gathering Tuesday. Mrs Roy Frisbie depart to Kansas City to visit her son Roy. Charles and Mrs Ransom traveled to Lawrence after an appendicitis attack.
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Pig
Gly-Cas Tones Whole System to Health
A testimonial from Henry Feld of Kansas praising Gly-Cas for bowel, kidney, back, sleep, and nerve improvements. He credits the tonic with restoring overall vitality and claims many others in Lawrence report relief from rheumatism neuritis stomach liver and kidney issues after using Gly-Cas distributed at Round Corner Drug Store and other local druggists.
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Lawrence
Round Corner
Surtowns
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