Local notes on weekly travel and community activities
A series of brief items covers residents' movements and tasks this week. Fred Flory and neighbors quarry rock for a new bridge, Johnson and Bond transport hogs and feed to Lawrence, and several families host or visit kin. A Christmas program and tree event is announced for December 2 at Columbia, with students participating. Continuous farm work includes hog handling, dairy and hedge cutting, and routine visits among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flory
Mr. Johnson
Tacobs
Alvin Trond
Johns
Charlie Brohammer
Lawrence
Flory
Weeley
Johnson
Alvin’ Bond
Jacobs
John Brohanmidy
Columbia
Edward Sanders
Amail Roser
Wesley Flory
Alfred Dietz
Fac Rothrock
Mary
Wesley Flory Tank
Tra Rathrook
Mona Lisa Restored to Italy After Louvre Theft
An Italian antiquary in Florence reported possession of Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa recovered from a trunk in Paris. The painting, missing from the Louvre since August 1911, is described as nearly perfect and will be returned to Florence for safekeeping amid global efforts to preserve the historic work.
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Florence
Italy
Dee
Lisa
Leonardo
Lauvre
Paris
le France
Mona List
Louvre
Signor Geri
Leonard
Snall
Pogei
Florentine
Tansenia
Geri
Milan
Gori Xesterday
Nfo
Leona the
Tripoli
Nana
Vincenzo
Outes Aia
Como
France
Evenes
Pernani
Wan
Iran
Halisa
Leonardo da Vinci
Gurrado Ricci
Department of Fine Arts
Remely
Public Instructions
Livi Credaro
Congress
Mona Tisa
Ehanher
Rome
4 Nations
Ricci
Signor Credaro
Barrere
Nona Lisa
dMona Lisa
Ag la Jogonde
Eonargo da Vinci
Del
Giogonda
Florénce
Gewark Éan
Bepit
Germany
Russia
England
Spain
United States
Lénere
Witiel
Cardui promotes strength for women’s health claims
An advertisement extols Cardui as a tonic that builds strength for women and asserts decades of public approval and a million beneficiaries. It touts mised claims and urges readers to try Cardui now. An unrelated book blurb follows, describing The Hill of Venus by Nathar Gallizier with illustrated cloth binding and Boston retailers.
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Memphis
Emma D
Looney
Jakin Cardui
Tammneh
Shawen
Cardui
Hill OF
Venus
Francesco Villani
Saria
Avel-line
Texas Wonder Patent Remedy Craze in Ad Notes
An OCR fragment lists a patent remedy claim about urinary and bladder issues with cash price details and mail orders. It mentions a two months treatment, a contact at Olive Street St. Louis and uncertain product quality. Also notes new books by Pegey Raymond and Harriet Lummis Smith with promotional blurbs for The Girls of Friendly Terrace and related characters.
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Texas
Kansas
W. Wall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Draggitte
Pegey Raymond
Friendly Turpace
Warriett Lummis Smith
bPor Salety
Page
Roston
Poxey Raymond
Friendly Terrace
Guarding Against Croup and Cold Remedies
An ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe home safeguard for croup coughs and colds. It cites Middleton Ga. reader P2H Middleton noting children are susceptible to cold and that the remedy provides relief and prevention without opiates. Also promotes piano sales and a Christmas post card item from local drug stores and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
Ging Middleton
Foley
O. DP
Barker & Son
Son
Pony contest standings show tight race with many contenders
The Shetland Pony contest standings grow tighter as Michael Perryy Hosdé Pony leads and John Stout follows with Gladys Cronemeyer and Nadine Morgan in close pursuit. District II contenders Leroy Kynyhill and Treve Creel appear among top placers, while winners will be announced after December 20th. readers are urged to follow next week's publish for final results and prize details.
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Michael Perryc
John Stout
Gladys Cronemeyer
Nadine
Morrigan
Autum
Sehubiz
Leyoy Kyayhil
Gerald Lockwood
Mildred
Ged. Bieshy
Irene Grell
Pan Neni
Animal Kingdom
Brady
W. Mok
Unclear OCR Fragment Listing Names and Figures
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names and numbers including Harry Webb Williamstown 08 Luise Young Kan 68 4200 Copil Knapp Perry Kan 40000 and other garbled items. No coherent event or context to summarize.
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Iacher
R. R
Noway
Baseball Trade Talks Swirl As Tinker Sale Looms
National League owners voted in a flurry of deals at a late night session. Joe Tinker was reportedly sold to Brooklyn for 25000 with a 10000 share to Cincinnati. Charley Herzog and Grover Hartley were among other big moves shaping the league’s 1914 outlook.
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Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Tinker
Brooklyn
Sim
Cinginnati Elis
Dol Miller
Insemans
Wilhon
Arthur Butler
Albert Dolan
AL Trebinson
Yicher
Brades
Leasian -Eliy
Wolo
Tener
Pennsylvani
Lin
Herzog
Reds
Jenene Elias
Angst Vorrmann
Cincinnati Elerb
Reis
Finit Ys
Dobt “Phon
Herzie
Terrmann Avere
Lenene Meedling
New York
Cineinnat
Pinker
Charles 17 Ebbetts
Andy
St. Louis
Jimoy
Lone
Parmenling
Barney Dreyfus
St. Jonis
Hene
Heraog
Beseher
Hartley
Shafep
Giants
Harrod
McGiraw
Inel
Governing Baseball Rules Panel Formed by Governors
Governor Tener appoints John B. Foster secretary and others to a playing rules committee to align with American League aims. The joint body will craft rules as official baseball law pending higher approval, while another commission panel backs the National Commission stance against noncompliant players and contracts.
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Tener
Governor Tener
League
John B. Foster
New York
Indy Maller
Venis Club
Ugspire
Henry Nay
Beant
Auguat_ Herrmann
James Keartney
Boston
William B. Walter
Philadelphia
Yysterday
National Commission
Sion
Herrmann
Monroe Doctrine Debate Spreads Across Nations
Former President William Howard Taft warns against abandoning the Monroe Doctrine while defending U S interventions as necessary to civilization. He cites Mexico and Central American nations, contrasts with Roosevelt, and urges restraint from European powers amid South American tensions.
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York
Dee
de Weave International
Willian Thoward
Patt
New York Peace Society
Mr. Taft
San Domingo
Mexico
Peres
Tart
Theodors F Roosevelt
Seah
Rooservelt
Taft
Hell
Irs
Monroe de Siring
Sun returns as visit ends at Kanwaka home
Mr. Brohammer who had visited his bathter Mrs. David Williams of Kanwaka is at home again and Miss Etta Markley has returned home.
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Ange
Lari
Hardwes
Misa Cora
Schwary
Amelia Wrede
Topeka
Wit Johanning
Adolph
Chris Schwarz
Abe Hartis
Liawrence
J. Wo Johanning
Théo
Elm
David Heffner
Arthur Simos
Filmer Luntz
George Schuch
Walter “Fleer
Beehie
Minnie Hibner
Beasty
Reed
Nellie Yeat
Witneh
Michael Young
Nellie Louf
Aye Boehle
Wilkin
Hohanning, Sr
Sondiay
Comm Schwarz
Vera
Pippert
Anaes
Columbia
Brohammer
David Williams
Kanwaka
Etta Markley
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Tudee
Presbyterian Phareh
le Hunt
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Fat McCulloch
Michael Perryy Hosdé
John © — Stout
Levey ‘Kraybil Aiead
Michael Terey
J Stdutte
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Rhode’ Island
Maurice McNish
Kentucky
Theodore Mnott
North Lawrences
Leroy Kynyhill
Eudora
Kanai
Ges
Es Way
Siltey
Forge
Treve Creel
Leno
Star
J . Fith Smith
R. R. Noe
Banguet
Deek Hil
Clinton
Rhansas
Bigsby
R. Ne
Neville
Sinpal
Counstry
Acro
Bales Avenues
Ramsas City
Garfield Avenue
Kansas City
Missouri
Butler County
Bill Uble
Price
Ot- Gawil
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