Prohibition Fights Wider Enforcement Boost Says Haynes
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Haynes notes public opinion supports enforcement through channels from big firms to theatres. Colorado Fuel & Iron Co banned bootleggers with automatic dismissal, others require pledges, searches, and strict rules. Hotels ban liquor sales, theatres drop prohibition jokes, and insurers inquire about drinking.
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Washington
Associated Press
Haynes
Colorado, Fuel, & Iron Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
By. W. Ford
Prome Theatres
Insurance Company
Popular Bible Reading Surpasses All Other Books
Wichita Kan Feb 2 reports show Bible sales exceed those of any other single book as religious readership remains strong worldwide. The article notes the Bible’s continued popularity amid widespread interest and ongoing distribution efforts.
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Wichita
Kan
Books stolen from Wichita library reveal religious bias
The Wichita city library reports recurring thefts of religious works with Julius Lucht noting most missing volumes concern religion. Separately, oldtimers note Nelson now sells sweaters after fortunes dwindled. golf feature highlights Margaret Kelly from UC Berkeley guiding 680 grass varieties for golf course use and savings for clubs.
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Margaret Kelly
Miss Kelly
University of California
Federal Garden
CROSS WORD PUZZLE SUMMARY OF FABLES AND CLUES
A dense list of crossword clues and fragments mentions various terms and definitions including a bright constellation, Hebrew deity, plant types, animals, fabrics, and archaic phrases. The item resembles an incomplete puzzle page with scattered entries and an answer line referencing yesterday's solution.
Y M C A Session set for Wichita convention speakers
In Wichita on February 3 the National Council Y M C A president F W Ramsey of Cleveland will be the principal speaker for the state convention, with E V Johnston and Frank M West announcing agendas for two days of sessions. Notable figures include Dr H F Kallenberg and G Robinson who will lead discussions on athletics, industry service, and working with apprentices.
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Wichita
Kan
Associated Press
F. W. Ramsey
Cleveland
National Council of the
Young Men's Christians Association
E.V. Johnston
Frank MH. West
City Association
HWI Y
G. €. Robinson
H. F. Kallenberg
Chicago
Middle West
Mr. Robinson
Ramsey
Robinson
Kallenberg
George Sherwood Eddy
Association
FE. HB. Lindley
University of Kansas
State Committee
Harry B. White
Y. M. Foreign Department
F. M. M. Richardson
National Railroad
John Henry
St. Louis
Y. M
B. G. Alexander
Wichita national preserve to open for vacationists in summer
Lawton Oklahoma United Press reports 63000 acres in the Wichita national game preserve will be opened to visitors this summer. Extensive improvements include beautification work Lost Lake restoration new winding roads and modern conveniences. Dam will restore Lost Lake fish stock and extend to about one and a half miles across. The area already hosts buffalo elk deer wild turkeys antelope and abundant small game. The park near Medicine Park and Lake Lawtonka offers rugged nature retreats with no park fees. Fisk University Nashville stands alone with a one million dollar endowment for college education.
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Lawton
Okla
United Press
Wichita National Game Preserve
Wichita Mountains
National Park
Lost Lake
United States
Indian Territory
Medicine Park
Lawtonka
Old Hair Darkening Recipe Promises Natural Color
An old home method uses Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore natural hair color and sheen. Today a ready-made Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold, claiming easy, discreet use with a dampened brush to darker hair after a few applications.
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Wyeth
Kansas Embargo on European Fowl Plague Declared Unjust
Kansas officials Mohler and Mercier released a report after canvassing 900 poultry raisers, plants, shippers, and county agents. They found no European fowl plague in Kansas and noted embargoes harmed the industry while lab tests supported a clean bill of health. The embargo was raised January 26, but eastern states still restrict Kansas poultry.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated — Press
Kansas
Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
J. H. Mercier
Board of Agriculture
Mercer
Mohiér
Mercers Department
State Agricultural College
Southwestern University
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Marketed As Health Booster
An advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a pleasant candy-like remedy to build flesh and boost health for a thin child. It touts quick weight gain and urges mothers to buy from local druggists including Guy Drug Store, Round Corner Drug Co, Rankin's Drug Store.
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McCoy
Guy
Round Corner" Drug Co
Rankin’s Drug Store
McCoy’s
Excelsior Residents Aid Butchering and School Absences Rise
Charley Haas visits with Missouri relatives while neighbors assist with farming tasks and cattle butchering. Dozens of residents travel between Baldwin and Ottawa areas for work. Several schoolchildren miss days this week due to illness as families engage in corn shucking and county road work continues west of Glen Flora.
Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys
A well known authority says flushing the kidneys helps. Drink a quart of water daily and four ounces of Salts before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, purports to neutralize acids, ease irritation, and keep blood pure. Have your physician check kidneys twice yearly.
Local families gather for weekend visits and care
Mrs Charley Elm and daughter Charline visit. Mr and Mrs Glen Tora with children LaVerne, Kenneth, and Mr Harry Flory noted. Dan Johanning is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Tom Gilliland spent Sunday at the Gilliland home. Mrs Gilliland assisting with children. Harry Flory and daughters Opal Helen Marie with Mrs Mary Peffley visited Lynch Hose. Vane Kring shopped in Ottawa Saturday. Silas Jessee returned from several weeks in Kansas City. Clyde Lederer and family traveled to Baldwin Saturday after an unspecified event.
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Charley Haas
Missouri
George| Haas
Lisa
Theodore v Glasier
Riorg
Weidensaul
Hetman
Ohl
Vane Kring
Glen Flora
Ke Montgomery
William Davison
Montgomery
Homer Gibson
Ottawa
Charley Elm
Roy Se
Andrew Elm
Tawyon
Wily Wacker
L. W. Haas
Kenty
Walter
Ernest
Pohl
Baldwin
Charley Gilliland
Harry Flora
Ike Thomas
Ike Montgomery
Letha
William Davigan
Hart
Muiss
Glenna Montgomery
Glen Fiora
Dan Johanning
Harry Flory
Baliwin Priddy
Tom Gilliland
Elmer Carey
Harry Plory
LaVerna Flora
Briday
Anid
Louise ‘Koghler
Fairview
Ike Tea
Glenna
Kenneth Nistered
County Road Gang
L. A. Mora
Claude Buckner
Lois of
Lawrence
Charline
Glen ‘Tora
LaVerne Ann
Enneth
Sunady
Gilliland
Harry ‘Flory
Opal
Helen
Marie
Mary Peffley
Lynch
Silas Jessee
Kansas City
Clyde Lederer
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Wichita City
Julius Lucht
Christ
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Oldtimers
New York
Nelson
Journal-World
Knockitgr Boor
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Janock
Segnyrt
Sav Wen Sorece
Arene
Ares
Avi
Jez
C. A
W. Ramsey
Munich
Scharnagt
Scharnagl
New York City
Oklahoma
Fisk University
Nashville
C. Mohler
Calla Kansas Poultry
Tokio
Peers Club
Republic of Colombia
British Isles
Germany
France
Holland
Spain
Portugal
Insurance
Excelsior
University
Harl H. Bronson
Massachusetts
7Gascos & Paar
Purple Gox
Olson Bros
Barvey
Grand Canyon Medinesal Park
W. W. Burnett
Lawrence, Kansas
Lood-Gill
Bank of Service
Merchant’s National Bank
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