K U Men Win National Journalism Society Posts
Four former Kansas University journalism affiliates gained national offices in Sigma Delta Chi at the Champaign Illinois convention on December 5. Cargill Sproull of Lawrence was named second vice president and Glendon Allvine, now with the New York Tribune, joined the executive council alongside Frank B Thayer, formerly an instructor at Washington State University. Professor H P Harrington, ex journalism professor at Illinois, was elected national honorary president. The Red Cross convention is set for Washington D C.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Glendon Allvine
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New York Tribune
Frank B. Thayer
Washington State University
H. P. Harrington
University of Illinois
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Right Away Sheck That Cold Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Right Away Sheck That Cold as a high quality remedy for colds coughs grippe and croup. It claims long lasting effectiveness proven in thousands of families and notes safe use for adults and children with no after effect. Available at druggists for 60 cents and 1.20.
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad
A vintage ad promotes a smooth acting laxative named Dr King's New Life Pills. It claims gentle but firm relief without harsh purgatives and urges readers to obtain a bottle from druggists. The wording emphasizes quick, gratifying results and practical use.
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Winter Day Notes and Local Visits Chronicle
Mendsy speaks of a cold winter day as F iea anna and Blanche Fox wed. Tom Murphy has been busy and unwell this week. Nol-Hed planned to sue, while Pe Nelson took one of Airs Murphy’s lenses. The piece mentions Thelma Frudebaker visiting Joe Hoover, August Dietz hauling weights, and school staff enjoying an ice break at noon. Joe Hoover visited the Archy home. several neighbors assisted the Studebakers and others this morning.
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Fieaanna
Blanche Fox
Tom Murphy
Pe. Nelson
Murphy
Suny George
Avery Lian
Joe Hoover
Arphy
August Dietz
Lone Star
Echeoi
Aksting
Horne Y Flory
TL Tie
Bie Carl Oy
Jos Studebaker
Community Notes From Local Families Include Falls and Visits
Mrs Keeler had misfortune to fall injuring her wrist. Mr and Mrs Joe Studebaker hosted Sunday dinner with children Thelma Faye Bert Hollace Lucille My and others. Porter Bond family joined Mrs Will Crutis family for Sunday dinner. Carl Peterss checked telephone lines Tuesday. Sounds of Sunday attendance rose from last week. Nelsons son Dick fell and broke a bone. Porter Bond and son Annie spent Thursday with Mrs Joe Hoover. Charlie Sanders family visited Monday. George Miller visited Studebaker home Thursday evening. Eye care ad lists address 7094 Mass. Adv.
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Treva
Peeks
Joe Hoarer
R . Toonie
Keeler
Joe Studebaker
Thelma
Faye
Birt
Hollace
Lucille
Will Crutis
Frances
Marguerite
Anirs
Porter Bond
Carl Petersss
Eami
Nelson
Dusilar
Anneth
Joe Hoover
Charlie Sanders
Ierge
Arthur
Rei
George Miller
Lawrence
Lar
Hollis Marsh
Phil
St. Kellis
Egent
Bana Sander
Rat Neely
L. Sandess
Phillips
Tr. Phillips
Thelma Hemphill
Ness
Sam Kelsall
Geo
Phenicie
Léla French Mes
HG. Marsh
Kath
Lern Kelsal
Montgomery
Kansas City
Gladys
Stella
May
Blanch
Faithful notes from Fairview church and community
A meandering Sunday report from Fairview recalls Rev Foster field secretary from Baldwin preaching at the church. Local residents visit relatives in Lawrence and Kansas City. Thanksgiving gatherings include Humphill and Phenicie kin, with several attendees hosting dinners and social calls amid icy travel and weather restrictions.
Standard Oil Indiana a Public Servant in Industry
The article praises Standard Oil Company of Indiana for its 22,000 employees and its role in keeping production at top speed. It argues all production relies on petroleum products, especially lubricants, and warns that declining product quality would reduce machine revolutions per minute and output.
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Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Thanksgiving Day Visits and Local Socials Reported
Local residents including Mr and Mrs John Me Axone Mrs H G Marsh and families hosted and visited relatives during Thanksgiving weekend. Many traveled to Lawrence for short trips while others attended church services and farm gatherings. Reflections on community ties and repeated visits mark the period as residents share hospitality and catch up on news.
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John Me. Axone
J. Paeves
Frank
Lawrence
H.G. Marsh
Geo. L. Phenicie
Sam Keidays
Ester Hemphill
Heal Wheeler
Norman Strachan
Fuser
Fragmentary notice hints at an Eva Graham marriage entry
Fragmentary OCR reads Eva Graham of the Orend School near a rim and a station scene. The text is incomplete with garbled phrases about marriage and movement. No clear date, place, or full names to confirm event details.
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Estiges
Eva Graham
Orend “School
Syed Dau
Unclear OCR: Dest W Uiormer and Osbern in uneven play
Fragmentary line reads that Dest W Uiormer AL AL Green and John Osbern stand unusually well, with unspecified spending noted, but text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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