North Platte Obituary and Local Notices
North Platte Nebraska reports the death of Mrs. Wwen Daven a former Miss Fulham due to appendicitis after hospital removal for operation. She leaves a husband and daughters. Daventoft to be buried there. Charity events at Christ Waness church planned for Friday night.
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E. Hixon
Wwen
Daven |Ho
North Pla
Brady Island
Alee Daventoft
Eldek
Tiercy Logith
SAS
Cayton
Ft. Worth
Texas
Medda Parel
Danderine Promises Instant Hair Beauty Boost
An old advertisement claims Danderine can instantly beautify hair by moisturizing strands and adding gloss. It suggests a single strand approach and promises livelier, thicker hair at once for 83 cents a bottle sold in drugstores.
Sulphur Promoted For Clearing Upskin Breakouts
A vintage advert claims sulphur clears ugly skin and breaks out pimples quickly. It touts Mentho Sulphur as a germ killer and healer for eruptions, noting its quick relief from burning and irritation and recommending a small jar of Rewles Men Sulphur sold in drug stores.
Lecompton News Briefs Preserve Quiet Local Struggles
Local items report several residents ill with varying ailments, church and school notices, and community updates. Aug Hildenbrand and Rev J F Steves show improvement. Frances Willard program planned. John Baths elected U B Sunday school superintendent. war-era craft bags noted for soldiers and postwar reconstruction. Half of the column covers travel, visits, and neighbors moving, with small domestic events and local personalities named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Hildenbrand
Hildenbriand
Cutie”Bohpmaier
Sre
Rey J. PF
Tippe
Ben Crouse
George Zebb
Hedger McClanahan
Grover
Ste Mts
Frances Willard
JW. Kreider
John Baths
U. B
Arthur Clark
Augusta
Kansas
Snciety
New York City
N. E. Whipple
France
Whipple
Gertrude “Head
Arkansas City
Carbondale
Rilgedway
George Conkidll
Fran Tupper
Z. E. Tupper
Tulsa
Wilf Bulton
Perry
Harriet Smith
Harry
Topeka
Donald Smith
David McCall
Maust
a _ George Finley
Birteil
Clanahan
Elview
Valley Grove notes of local life and mishaps
Local items report minor injuries from a sawmill accident to William Lombard and a broken car for a mail carrier. A flood of social news follows with visits, farming tasks, sales, weather notes, and community events across Lawrence and nearby towns.
Cold Remedy Claim in Local Ad
An advertisement touts Pane's Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds and grippiness. It promises relief within hours without feverishness or stuffed head and urges readers to buy a box for a few cents.
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Pane
Kansas City Callers and Local Socials Reported
Frank Worden Luts and son Charles Will and Guy Deskins were among Lawrence callers on Thursday. Arthur Simon and Lutz also visited. Fred and Eg Heim hauled wheat to Baldwin Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Dudley Gilges hosted a Tazewell party Friday evening February 2 for Mr and Mrs.
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Freemont Gilge
Leora Eberweim
Irvin J
Walter Fleer
Cal Schwartz
Bon
Gibson
Henry Pohl
Hildren
Will Simon
Henry Schwarta
Elmer Lota
Herbert Glazier
Guy Deakins
Pageter Cleo Wérf -Lawrence-¢allers
Mohaay Afoon
Frank, Luts
Charles Will Kynech
Guy Deskins
Lawrence Caotlers
Her Lutz
Arthur Simon
Kansas City
Fred
Eg Heim
Baldwin
Dudley Gilges
Wolves Don’t Attack Says Ontario Trappers At Odds With Report
A flood of letters to northern papers argues wolves pose no proven danger to people or stock despite reports of larger packs near the U S border. Trappers from Ignace Gam and other districts deny confirmed killings, noting they have lived there 25 years without wolves injuring anyone.
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Toronto
Povontb
United States
W. T. Thompson
Ignace
Alorth Bf
Tom Saville
Gogama
Intiy
Saville
Assiamese State minister upbraids country for attitude
Tokio January 18 Viscount Ishii ambassador to France home on leave criticizes his country for indifference to the League of Nations council. He says major European nations woke to its usefulness after Upper Silesian settlement and warns Japan must show more interest. He notes cities denied information during council sessions.
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Tokio
Viscount Ishii
France
Torlough
Council
League of Nations
League
Japan
First Woman Lawyer in Germany Practises in Munich Courts
Jan 1945 Munich report notes Dr Maria Otts a Würzburg native becoming the first woman to practice law in Germany. The feature outlines her education in Würzburg, Stuttgart, Berlin and Munich, and her work at a small firm as she pursues career progress amid scarce details. The piece mentions a Texan bank president E M Abernathy and an upcoming masquerade event at Ekees hall with prizes for best costume.
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Germany
Munich
Maria Otts
Wuerzburg
Otto
Yoke Ag
Patatis
Wuburr
Sezig
Berlin
Kansas House Conservatives Push Child Code Bills
Kansas politics heat up as the House and senate debate the child code push. The article notes the big lobby for child welfare bills, party infighting, veto threats, park levy debates in Topeka, and a mid session halfway mark with looming adjournment.
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Toneka
Ende Commission
Dr Pierce Medicine Aids Kansan in Ills
A Mulberry Kansas reader credits Dr Pierce medicines with helping him recover from pneumonia typhoid fever and childhood illnesses. He praises Dr Pierce’s Medical Discovery and Golden Medical Discovery for curing ailments after extensive trials. The notice invites readers to obtain trials or information by contacting Dr Pierce at Buffalo New York.
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Monroe
June
Carroll
Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Cattle tax proposal sparks Kansas concern
Kansas cattlemen and livestock interests express grave concern as a Senate bill on February 8 general orders aims to eliminate double taxation on cattle. The measure would affect farm taxes and livestock commerce, drawing attention from agriculture groups in Topeka.
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Davis
Lopeka
Kemper
Topel
House
Kyle
Dickinson
Senate
Fin
Kansas
Texas
Iha
Topeka
Kan
Missionary Society reports record donations and new missionaries
In St Louis Mo the United Christian Missionary Society announced that donations totaling 25 089 410 68 over ten years supported missionary and benevolent work by the Disciples of Christ Christian Church. The report notes a 141 percent gain and 74 new foreign missionaries sent out in 1921 and 1922.
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St. Lottig
Disciples of Christ (Christian Church
United Christian Missionary Society
Homemade Pinex cough remedy promising fast relief
A here described home made pine extract remedy claims rapid relief for coughs throat chest colds and related conditions. It suggests mixing 2½ ounces of Pinex with a pint of syrup or substitutes to save money and states it keeps well and tastes pleasant for children. It promises satisfaction or money refunded and lists The Pinex Co Wayne Ind as the source.
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The
Pinex Co
Fé. Wayne, Ind
Olive Tablets Offer Relief From Constipation
Dr Edwards, physician for 17 years, promotes Olive Tablets as a calomel-free laxative. The sugarcoated olives soothe bowels and liver with no griping, promising quick, pleasant results from one or two tablets at bedtime. Thousands use them nightly, priced 15 and 30 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Conquered by Careys Pill
The advertisement promotes a remedy named Prose Prescription No. 777 for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims widespread success, money back guarantee, and urges readers to obtain the product through authorized agents at low prices, warning of kidney disease dangers and urging caution against alternatives.
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Carey
Bre
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
Popular remedy Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound advertised as restoring natural color to faded or gray hair. Claims say it darkens hair evenly in one stroke and becomes glossy after a few applications, with drugstores selling a ready bottle.
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Wyeth
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