Baldwin Notes Holiday Movements and Events
Baldwin community members plan Christmas visits with relatives across Pittsburg and nearby towns. Clergy families travel to Bald win and surrounding areas while residents head to Kansas City Independence and Denver for the holidays. The week also features church events, school sports, nurse bishopary updates, a Phi Mu party, and a Christmas tree gathering for local club members.
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Collins
Garrett
Biblical Institute
Chandler
Maple Ave
Evanston
Lucy Lane
Maude Buter
Ottawa
Helen Botell
Burns
Alice M. Hanks
Birmingham
Ala
Ralph Nicholson
Sanders
Freeman Thompson
William M. Clark
Kensington Club
Remy
Edward Huey
Dodge
Dodge City
Grace Huey
Edna Beal
Lawrence
Alex Trotter
Little Sons
Kansas City
Thomas B. Trotter
Subscription Rates and Newsroom Notes From 1922
The document lists subscription details and rates for Lawrence Kansas newspapers, notes AP copyright usage, and includes editorials on the Christmas shopping period and a remark by Governor-elect Davis comparing tax dodgers to bootleggers. It ends with reflections on saturation of car ownership and a commentary on late holiday shopping.
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Davis
Kansas
European reparations debate and US role in postwar Europe
The piece analyzes whether Germany can pay reparations and the US role in guiding Europe toward a solution. It notes British and French concerns about German origin of plans, US standing to appraise Germany's ability to pay, and potential political meddling by Congress. it also touches on domestic politics and a Leavenworth Times comment on the King James Bible.
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United States
Europe
England
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Washington
Rhine
Ruhr
Leavenworth Times
Times
Ford plans six million dollar plant expansion in Chicago
Henry Ford outlines an ambitious expansion to grow industry with a new six million dollar plant to be erected in Chicago. He says the existing Ford factories will be supplemented by additional plants in the area as long as workers remain available.
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Henry Ford
Chicago
Ford
Odd Ball Tidbits and Quips From A bygone Era
A jumble of quirky notes about Christmas costumes diets and fashion errors. Jokes about celebrities and public figures mention Clemenceau Hughes and others with playful absurdities. The piece riffs on social manners boxing catching attention and odd trivia like a Swiss fish living 267 years.
First Mass in Parish Church on Christmas Day Blessing
The report notes the first blessing and first Mass in the parish church on Christmas Day, marking a significant debut for the new cleric in the community.
Mildly Belligerent Clarence Speaks Up
A reader using the name Clarence defends name teasing and reveals a joke about Harold Bertram. He argues those who mock others with unusual or distinctive names often hide a similar secret, and he backs Clarence’s earlier comments while recalling a playful but revealing anecdote from youth.
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Clarence
Journal-World
Clarences
Oswalds
Percivals
Harold B
Harold
Harold Bertram
Bertram
Dr Henry P Walcott, 85, Harvard president and physician
Dr Henry P Walcott enters his eighty fifth year as a leading physician educator and the only living acting president of Harvard University. A native of Salem he studied at Harvard College and Harvard Medical School then practiced in Cambridge gaining a high reputation as a medical scientist. He served Harvard as an overseer and was president from 1900 to 1905 and led professional bodies in public health and sanitation.
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Henry P. Walcott
Harvard University
Salem, Mays
Harvard College
Harvard Medical School
Cambridge
Mass
University
American Publicae Association
Walcott
National Radio Week and Christmas Observances Highlight Day
The day marks National Radio Week with events in Boston for animal welfare recipients and a Christmas tree donation. Congress adjourns briefly to reconvene next Wednesday. University of Pittsburgh travels to Stanford for a Dec 30 game. Connie Mack turns 60 today as baseball legends are celebrated. Archbishops Seane O'Dea and Walsh celebrate the fortieth ordination anniversary. Archbishop Curley to ordain a student early as part of a mother’s wish in Maine.
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Clement Clarke Moore
Congress
University of Pittsburgh
Falo Alto
Calif
Leland Stanford
Connie Mack
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
Boston
Seane
Dubuque
O'Dea
Seattle
Walsh
Portland
Vast U S Peat Deposits Seen With Low Cost Potential
Washington reports the United States holds about 12,000 square miles of unused peat lands capable of yielding 14 billion tons of fuel at $1.50 to $5 per ton. Deposits lie across New England, the Atlantic Coast and Great Lakes states, often far from coal mines. Peat also serves as a fertilizer and soil conditioner, with Europe using 50 million tons annually.
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Washington
United State
Europe
United States Geological Survey
United States
Rhode Island
New England
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
The
Geological Survey
Bethlehem Gift in Song and Story Pageant Wins Plymouth Church
Plymouth Congregational church school to present Bethlehem's Gift in Song and Story on Sunday at 11 AM. Four scenes with interludes and a prelude, postlude. Cast includes Mary Ruth Lemon Joseph Morris Flint Angel Luelle Evans Wise Men William Dalton Verle Bratton George Eliott Cherubs eight girls Primary Dept Shepherds ten boys. Public invited.
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Bethlehem
Church School
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mary
Ruth Lemon
Joseph
Morris Flint
Angel
Luelle Evans
Wise Men
William B. Dalton
Verle Bratton
George Eliott
Shepherds
First Woman Heads Wisconsin Civil Service Commission
Mrs Charles A Kading is named chairman of Wisconsin State civil service commission her selection marks the first time a woman heads a major state commission and reflects growing recognition of female leadership in state government.
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Wisconsin
Charles A. Kading
State Civil Service Commission
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