Baldwin Home Destroyed by Fire Near West Baldwin
Fire destroyed the home of farmer Charles Wineinger near West Baldwin early Friday morning caused by a defective flue. Wineinger saved possessions after the blaze rekindled but water was unavailable as pumps were frozen. Neighbors aided belatedly but the house was largely destroyed.
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Charles Wineinger
West Baldwin
Wineinger
Mr Wineinger
Mr. Wineinger
Mre
Ms. W. OR. Trice
Burton Makes Answer on Kansas Education Reform
Representative Burton of Labette County rebukes state university and agricultural college funding while urging course reforms. He criticizes class schedules and perceived duplication between institutions, calling for streamlined maintenance costs and a shift of lectures to afternoons to ease congestion.
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Kaine
Tite
Represenetative Pd
Burton
Labette County
Svanory Sind Oflieioney Cammisana
Canmission
Beung Vni
Kams
Agriculty College
Lamrest
Yestorn
Unive
Kansis
Kansas State Agricultural
Lawrnee
Anton
Ile University
Barta
Iisgeyers
Lawrence
Manhattan
Agricultural College
Court rules boy not truant lets him work for father
Justice Gillette ruled the 15 year old, 186 pounds and 4 feet 11 inches tall boy, subjected to taunting as fat, is not a truant and allowed him to continue working for his father rather than attending school.
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Justice Gillette
American twine favored to bind next year’s British harvest
London reports that American twine will be used almost exclusively for Britain’s harvest next year as orders land despite appeals for home manufacture. English farmers were urged to buy British to save cargo space for food, with talks of high twine prices and export restrictions affecting supply while American imports dominate.
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London
Associated Press
United States
Conte
Atlan
Nantucket Shoals Buoy Returns After Long Voyage
The Nantucket Shoals whistling buoy, sent adrift for nineteen months off Massachusetts, was found August 11 near Bermuda by the French cruiser Marseillaise and turned over to U S authorities. Hydrographers note the buoy traversed vast distances though actual mileage is uncertain.
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Washterean
D.C
United States
Mare of
Hydrographic Office of the Navy
Sinewer
Nantucket Shoals
Massachusetts
Yen
Bermuda
Marillise
Bermuiit
Bermudian
Light House
North Atlantic
Auguin
New York
Despised Greek tobacco trade reshaped by war and blockades
Thes saly occupation by Bulgaria and blockades have upturned the tobacco market in old Greece. American firms store hundreds of thousands of jars in Serres and Cavalla as buyers from Egypt, England, Holland and the United States rush in. Prices soar with Argos and Barditse leaf jumping to high cents per pound while premiums abound for Pelican and Amivas tobaccos.
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Thessaly
Cravera
Peloponnesus
Serres
Cavalla
Macedonia
Volp J
Egypt
England
Holland
United States
Reece
Argos
Barditse
Pelicasivo
Voie
Iiowirs
Tohaees
France plans to apply reciprocal trade to postwar industry
Paris reports French officials, led by Finance Minister Ribot, urge a wartime debt solution via rapid bonds and expanded industrial output. M. Peret notes hopes of closer US ties and a tariff reform to boost two-way trade, with France aiming to liquidate war costs and stimulate recovery.
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Paris
Associated Press
M. Raval Peret
Formimerce
France
United States
M. Deret
Chamber of Deputies
Ways and Means
American House of Representatics
Alodre Ribot
Hay
Veret
M. Ribot
MM. Ribot
M. Poret
Germany
Mame
Praney
M. Peret
San Francisco
Regulars Learn to Shoot in Mexico Target Practice Field Headquarters
Reports from field headquarters describe marked gains in marksman ship among regulars in Mexico. Improved nerves due to clear air and steady fire control drills accompany machine gun practice and new pistols tests by cavalry detachment.
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Mexico
6Th Infantry
Fron EE Valle
M.S. Bowen
Ty Cap
Tain W. C. Short
Rstom
Europe
Suspended Police Chief Over Alleged Striking of Girl
A police chief named Hiram Hamm, serving five years as head, was ordered suspended after an incident involving striking a stranger’s arts on girls. The action followed internal conflict with the department heads as tensions rose.
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Hiram Hamm
Nas
Ara
Ebonas
Fireweed’s Good Work Across Burnt Forests
Fireweed is described as a cosmopolitan antidote to scorched landscapes. The plant Springs anew above ashes, with its consoling shaft visible across America and even in Europe and Asia, offering restore and hope after devastating fires.
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America
Europe
Asia
Deep Breathing Suggested To Prevent Colds
A health note urges twelve deep breaths daily to ward off colds and head off illness. Do breathing outside or with windows open regardless of the weather. Beneficial for snorers cold sufferers and people who feel chilly.
Defining the Heart in Supreme Court Speculation
A reflection on the human heart as mystery after a supreme court decision declaring its depths unsalvageable. The text contrasts the heart as broad and hollow with the idea of a bottomless, formless void, likening it to a world before form.
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Supreme Court
Local Quip Sparks Mystery Visit at John’s Home
A fragmentary recollection describes Thought There Might Be More and Pwins arriving at John’s home. An old family friend calls out about songs at the house as John jokes about how many birds might be there now.
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Pwins
John
Little John
Inkwell Care Reminder: Clean Weekly Routine
A brief instruction advises pouring ink from inkwells weekly and washing the wells with hot water to maintain cleanliness and prevent buildup. The guidance emphasizes regular maintenance for steady pen performance.
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