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A cluttered Lawrence Kansas page item notes subscription rates, postal details, and a variety of content. It references Associated Press copyright, audit bureau, and delivery contacts, plus a Bible verse and scattered editorials on physicians ethics and economic debates. The piece mentions the Topeka Capital and Emporia Gazette columns on topics from auto mobility to taxation bills and weather folklore.
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Massachusetts
Law- Erence
Sauxre Tan
Chineo
Keat
Ian Harford
New York
Fianklin P
Marbridge
Mber
Associated Press
Lawrence
Kenyal
Laws and Lawmaking Grow Beyond Control
A noisy sea of bills swamps the California legislature and Congress as observers warn that hundreds of thousands of laws may be considered. The piece notes rising costs of living despite similar average prices since World War I and points out shifts in perceived necessities among Americans.
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California
United States
Legislaures
Congress
George Ade Turns Sixty and Remains Indiana Farmstead Luminary
American humorist George Ade, approaching his sixtieth year, is noted for vast late 19th century earnings from comic plays. Native of Indiana, he cofounded a Brooke County farm empire, after a Chicago start as a newspaper humorist. His famed works include The Sultan of Sulu and The College Widow.
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George Ade
Mr Ade
Indiana
Hoosier
Brooke
Purdue University
Chicago
Sulu
Peggy
Paris
Prohibition Debate At Berkeley Between West Virginia And California
Today’s events include a prohibition debate in Berkeley between student teams from the University of West Virginia and the University of California. Also today the Queen of the Netherlands will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws as Leiden University marks its 350th anniversary. The National Retail Dry Goods Association holds its 14th annual convention in New York City with a focus on better selling ideas. In St Louis the Move More Merchandise conference opens, featuring practical advice from field specialists as part of the Retailers' Association activities.
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Berkeley
University of West Virginia
Versity
California
America
Neork City
Ship “Model Society
Netherlands
University of Leyden
National Retail Dry Goods Association
New -York City
St. .Louis
Retailers’ Association
National Flower Show to bloom in Kansas City
Kansas City prepares for the National Flower Show March 21 to 28 at the American Royal arena with fifty varieties in a garden display occupying extensive space. Exhibits include nearly 20 000 roses in six displays and thousands of carnations, with fresh blooms replacing wilted ones daily. Denver and Colorado Springs supplies exceed a carload, says committee chair William L. Rock and executive secretary Claude Wallin.
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Kansas City
Claude Wallin
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
William L. Rock
Prenatal Clinic at City Hall Wednesday Afternoons
The free pre-natal clinic will be held from 2 to 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at City Hall. Dr. J. B. Henry will be in charge of the clinic.
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J. B. Henry
Last sermon marks transition at Trinity Lutheran Church
Reverend N D Goehring preached his final sermon as pastor before a crowded audience. He spoke on trust in Christ and the Spirit of God guiding the church, urged growth in numbers and spirituality, and announced plans for a new church while preparing to leave for Ohio and Cambridge to assume Lutheran student pastor duties at Harvard and nearby schools.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
N. D. Goehring
Goehring
Christ
God
Dy, Singer
Western Seminary
Fremont, Neb
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Harvard
Wellesley
United Brethren Sermons Emphasize Progress Through Sacrifice
The morning sermon preached on Progress Through Cross stressed that all creeds share the aim of moving toward God through sacrifice. The evening message, The Goodness of God, urged repentance as essential to salvation, highlighting the Prodigal Son and Jesus’ cross as motives for turning from sin.
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Foreign Mission Board
Jesus
EB. G. Day
Woman’s Misionary Society
B. B. Day
Otterbein Guild
Margery
Esther Dhy
Mary Preyer
South America
Methodist ‘Church
Concepcion
Chile
Vernita Day
Baptist Church Notes and Plans for Weeks Ahead
The Baptist church outlines tonight meetings for ministers and deacons at Prof. L. E. Sisson's home and a 7:45 gathering. Regular church supper and midweek meeting follow at the church with women’s society groups meeting Thursday and Mrs. Dahlene hosting. Rev. John F. Watts will speak next Sunday on Unanswered Prayers, with further talks on Abraham Lincoln and a February 26 church supper for the boys.
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Plymouth
Haskell Institute
Sara Cleland
Ohio Street
L. E Sisson
Louisiana Street
W. C. McConnell
G."w. Schell
C. W."patterson
Paul
Winter
Womens Society
W. H. Andrews
Vermont Street
John F. Watts
Dahlene
Sunday and social notes from local churches events
The record lists Baptist Sunday school attendance, Presbyterian young people events at Westminster hall hosted by Rev and Mrs Arnold, and a Wimodausis class social at Mrs J M Clevenger's Holmes building. It notes upcoming Americanization talks, devotional leadership, a Valentine tea at 1145 Louisiana St, upcoming officers elections, Scout activities, father and son banquet plans, choir concert details, and Arnold's Sunday sermon on faith and science.
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Presbyterian
University
Westminster Hall
Frank ‘Arnold
The
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Clevenger
W. A. Dill
J. H. Mitchell
Eoff
Pha Delta Pi
Louisiana Reet
Brotherhood
Hoy Scouts
Dinsmore Alter
D. M. Swarthout
Walter Whitlock
Margaret Drennan
Marguerite Fisher
Dean Swarthello
C. W. Straffon
Karl Andrist
Adt
Dorothy Jones
Arnold
God
Lawrence religious education attendance totals list
Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports Sunday School attendance by group totaling 2811 with 2647 white and 164 colored. Largest schools: First Methodist First Christian Plymouth Congregational First Baptist First Presbyterian North Side Christian Evan g el ical Second Presbyterian North Side Methodist Lutheran. Adult classes: Congregational mixed 42 First Christian Mixed 34 First Baptist men 27 First Presbyterian women 24 First Methodist women 24 First Methodist men 23 First Christian men 21 First Christian women 21 First Methodist women 19 Evangelical men 18 United Brethren women 18 Evangelical women 15 Second Presbyterian women 15.
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Lawrence
First Methodist
First Christian
Plymouth Congregational
First
Baptist
First Presbyterian
North Side Christian
Second Presbyterian
Side Methodist
Lutheran
Congregational
First Baptist
Evangelical
United Brethren
Presbyterian
Sidelights of the Solons
Topeka reports a flurry of state House action with Rep W W Tucker of Morton county pushing a county seat election bill while western Kansas allies opposed it. Ben F Endres used parliamentary maneuvering to avert disaster and mocked a Morton county rep as a basket of apples for lobbying. Other bills: city power to condemn road materials near towns. Senate measure died in committee. A separate bill would require statewide voter registration and party declaration, tying registration data to tax rolls. voters would declare party at primaries and could switch before the general election. Miscellaneous notes include legislative gallery chatter and a stray drug store ad for Rankin's.
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Topeka
Associated Press
W. W. Tucker
Morton County
House
Tucker
Kansas
Ben F. Endres
Leavenworth
Endres
Senate
Nellie O'Leary
John T. O'Leary
State
Kansas City
Charles Hol- Brook
Wyandotte County
O'Leary
Elmer E. Euwer
Sherman County
Medan
Drake and Stevens clash aboard the Orontes over Drake’s future
On the Orontes Drake a former sailor challenges Captain Stevens for command after a brutal exchange with the skipper. Drake endures a beating, earns respect from the crew, and faces Stevens’ warning as Mary Manning watches from the deck. The ship presses toward the Line as tensions simmer.
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Tony
Doctor
Stevens
Drake
Manning
Ana
Bosun
Tore
Bill Gadgett
Mr. Adams
Mary
Mr. Ad‘ams
Ike Saintly
Captain Stevens
Diapepsin Ends Stomach Misery Instantly
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin instantly corrects indigestion sourness gas heartburn and stomach pain. It promises quick relief after a tablet reaches the stomach and recommends the drug with a druggist guaranteed satisfaction for a few cents.
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George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Gazette
Aga ‘N’t
Coast Guard
Prohibition
France
Nome
West
Fen
DAYS
First Christian Church
Fay Livengood
India
Washington
North America
Livengood
United Church of India
K. U
Nebraska U
Waitarian
Abraham Lincoln
Backus
Lincoln
White House
LincoIn
United Brethren “Church
Baptist Church
Thomas A. Edison
Baptist Sunday School
Presbyterian’ Church
Legislative
Rankin's Drug Store
Mass
Alden-Drake
Joe Bunting
Roy
Daughiter
Bil Gadgett
Capitan Stevens
Mr. Drake
Ony Factory
Iowa
Feneral
Dubois
Western Electric Company
Standard Oil Company
Middle West
Standard’ Oil Company
Standard C Company
General Office
Standard Oil Building
Michigan
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