Landowska to Play Harpsichord Concert Monday
Madame Landowska, harpsichordist and pianist, appears Monday evening February 16 at the University of Kansas as the fourth recital in the concert course. The instrument blends harp and piano tones, dating to the 15th century, with Landowska described as a leading authority and performer in ancient music. Tickets are available at Round Corner Drug, Bell’s Music, and the Fine Arts office.
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Warda Landowska
University of Kansas
Madame Landowska
School of Fine Arts
Madame ‘Landowska
New “York Philharmonic Orchestra
New York” Symphony Orchestra
Philadelphia
Chicago
Besta
Richard Aldrich
New
Mozart
Round Corner
Bell's
Fine Arts
The
University
Three Act Comedy Drama at Schoolhouse Tonight
A three act comedy drama titled untitled is staged at 8 o clock tomorrow night at No 6 schoolhouse. Cast includes Elmer Dunigan a poor married man Elmer Busted a country physician Carl Beehiggins a popular college boy Delbert Miller a black tramp Hazel Orr a Spike mother in law Mae Jones her daughter. The public is cordially invited. Indians receive pay.
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Elmer Dunigan
Elmer Busted
Carl Beehigiins
Delbert Miller
Spike
Hazel Orris
Mae ‘Jones
Haskell Troop C Cavalry Pays Fourteenth Indian Boys
Haskell Institute students in Troop C of the Fourteenth Cavalry unit of the local guard received their pay for the last quarter of 1924 during a regular weekly drill. About $1,500 was distributed among eighty-five members, the troop being unique as the only one in the United States composed entirely of Indian boys. Captain Paul A Cannady led the unit.
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Haskell Institute
Ular
United Staes
Paul A Cannady
Dinwiddie to Speak Four Times at Haskell Institute
Dinwiddie general secretary of the Pioneer Mission Agency will lecture four times at Haskell Institute over Saturday and Sunday. He recently returned from the Indian Missionary workers meeting in Western Oklahoma and is touring Indian schools. Events include 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Haskell, 9:00 a.m. Sunday for boys, 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday chapels. The theme is The Missionary Needs of the Indian Race and the Spiritual Qualifications Needed. Lincoln P.T.A. addressed Lincoln school by M. C. Del Manzo, Lawrence city schools superintendent, this afternoon.
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H. B. Dinwiddie
Pioneer Mission Agency and Authority of Indians of
Central and South America
Haskell Institute
Dinwiddie
Latin America
Indian Missionary Workers For
Oklahoma
Mr. Dinwiddie
Any Girl's Hair Girls Try This Danderine Hair Treat
A vintage hair care tip promotes Danderine as a quick brushing aid. It claims the product makes hair look thicker and shinier, with lasting softness and vitality. It also touts toning effects that stimulate growth while reducing dandruff and hair loss. The ad invites readers to buy a bottle at drug stores or toilet counters to see healthier, more youthful hair.
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old remedy rewritten as a modern cure for chest congestion. The ad touts red pepper rub as a penetrating heat that starts circulation, relieves congestion, and loosens a cold, claiming its immediate effectiveness over traditional treatments. It urges rapid use to save hours of trouble.
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Nave
Anonymous letters threaten foster father linked to McClintock case
Chicago February reports say William D. Shepherd, foster father of late William McClintock, received unsigned letters threatening his life. Inquiries into McClintock's death and exhumation continue to February 19, with cranks and crude threats urging him to confess and others urging justice for Isabel Pope, McClintock's fiancée.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William McClintock
Shepherd
McClintock
Billy McClintock
Isabel Pope
Pine Cough Syrup at Home with Pinex Remedy
Plain sugar syrup or substitutes mix with Pinex to form a pint pine cough remedy. Pine's elements soothe throat and chest membranes and stop coughing within 24 hours. Used for bronchial issues, throat ailments, or general cold relief, with guidance to ask for 24% ounces of Pinex and a money-back guarantee.
Aged Wichita Man Dies at 68 After Typhoid Intervened
Albert H. Bolte, claimed oldest native Born Wichita, died today born May 4, 1873. He was a Masonic lodge member survived by his wife and three brothers. In a separate incident, a chimney fire at 832 Kentucky Street burned out preventing a roof blaze. no loss reported.
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Wichita
Masonic Lodge
H. Hutchings
Kentucky Street
Ox Gall Lifts Torpid Liver Quick Reward Claim
Advertises ox gall based liver treatment Dloxol to revitalize digestion blood and vitality. Claims quick results within 24 hours and a money back guarantee for first box. Mentions purified ox gall drops and urged purchase through druggists.
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Haskell
Company C
American Legion
Legion
W. Grove
Rankin's Drug Store
Mass
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
St. Harmuth
Luther
Archibald’ Oliver
Bowersock
B. Dinwiddie
Lincoln P.T. A
Danderine
McGlintock
Gingham
Lucette
Bobby Newton
Tru Tans
Sy Mansfield
Canta
McNeill
Mansfield Iny. Co. Realtors
Mass. St
Jean Eld
Landeloan CO
the Beauty
Hess’ Drug Store
Princess Pat Beauty Shoppe
Merchants National Bank
Oxfords
Oxford
Goodyear
Men’s Oxfords
Lawrence, Kans
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