Local church society notes and village incidents
The Presbyterian Missionary Tea was hosted by Mrs Jenkins. Esther Nye returned home sick from Jola on Thursday evening. Little Martha Kelly is this week on the sick list. Walter Kennedy suffered a facial bruise in a mill accident. The Methodists bought a piano for their church. Various names marked election and office notes with scattered misprints. A village meeting and upcoming events are reported with several clerical and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Uth
Percy Stevens
Lesher Keane
Mi Po
Vitz
Awe Parker
Mr Weeks
Mothing Gvenine
oSunulis
Walspest
Bastitute Ieetine
Eeanes
Charlie Ueskinsen
Qraney Stevens
Ben Tarr Creetien
AL Uae Bhawn
Dean's Regulets Relieve Constipation in Sulphur Springs
A fragment notes Dean's Regulets as a remedy for habitual constipation from Sulphur Springs Texas. The text mentions bowel strength and regularity, with unclear context about an individual and a family.
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Dean
Sind
Sulpha Springs
Tex
School Meeting Evening Program at Beth Marion
A thorough school meeting is scheduled at Beth Marion toay Saturday February 21 with a full all day program of music readings and discussions for the rural districts. Features include student music, selected readings by district groups, papers on consolidation of rural schools, and a debate on advanced schooling within reach of home. General discussion led by county officials and teachers, with invitations to teachers and parents to attend both sessions and stay for a full day.
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Beth Marion
Serioul
Rebel Chonasing
Little Blue Jeans
Elley Raillbe
Reading
Barl Powell
Clara Lutz
Overbrook
Will Yi
Diesel
On. Seng
Interprisey Sche
Dist
Silo
Star of the East
Mise Keelie Metsker
Howman
Masse
Papa
Mabel Hershey
Fi Patitewime
Enterprise School
Betheldorna Rowling
Lawrenz
Cora Coleman
Lora Albright
Arthur Faw
Itu
Stella Vincent
Iazel Wright
Fern
Gladys Flora
Edith Wolgamott
Ating
Aila Price
C. M. Albright
W. G. Wright
W. G Powell
J. M. Preston
Chas. Coleman
L. A. Flory
A. & Davidson
Baker Brothers
Jess Overholt
Jennines Price
Leota Rourke
Rush Clark
Ethel Messenheimer
Kattie Hock
Alfa Metsker
Minnie Lawrenz
Ideal School
Sonora Metsker
W. 8
Howe to Lecture on Around the World Notes at University of Kansas
W Howe editor of the Atchison Globe will speak Friday night February 28 at the University of Kansas. The feature will cover his famous around the world notes with impressions fresh from the trip. The lecture, praised by the Chicago Tribune, highlights Howe’s thirty year editorial tenure and popular speaking record.
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KW. Thewe
Atehist Globe
Tectire Im Elmpel
University of Kansas
Ib Hinder
Chicago Tribune
Howe
Mr. Howe
Earl
Moyonlight Bay
Twe
Atchiver Globe
Neighbors Fool Cough Sufferer With New Discovery
Mrs Eva Unenpher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana says she was near death from a cough before trying Dr King’s New Discovery. She credits rapid recovery after four one dollar bottles and notes a trial bottle is free. C P Barber & Son Drug is sole guarantor. 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Dr. King
Eva Unenpher
Grovertown, Stark Co
Ind
C. P. Barber & Son
Show Girl No Show at Opera House As Company Falls Apart
A bungled performance ends with the Show Girl substitute absent and the troupe dissolving amid a payment dispute and crowd unrest. Chorus girls demand pay, a manager cites illness, and a strike is threatened. The audience learns little as dressing room chaos unfolds and the town moves on.
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P. Barbér & Son
Rising From The Grave By Electric Bitters Claim
A Locama North Carolina manufacturer Wm A Fertweil reports nine remarkable experiences after taking less than three bottles of Electric Bitters. He suffers from Bright's disease in the diabetes stage and asserts the tonic will cure him permanently, describing a feeling like rising from the grave.
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Wm. A. Fertweil
Locama
N. C
Bright
Salvation Army Rally Planned at Local Hall
Salvation Army rally details outline sessions at Salvation Army hall with speakers and women from Kaunas City to attend. Event includes Sunday morning service and Saturday afternoon meetings, with leadership and headquarters noted.
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Lawrence
Salvation Army
Sand
O'Cloek
Kaunas
A Valuable Lesson From a Patent Medicine
A reader recalls trying Dr. King’s New Life Pills after a vague claim of a “valuable lesson.” The ad by A. P. Barber & Son druggist promises pills that please everybody at 23 cents.
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Duli i Magnolia
Dr. King
Jonger
A. P. Barber & Son
Unto The End Fragment Requests Christmas Help
A dying woman asks for guidance on making a will and expresses gratitude to Mary for kindness. She mentions no assets and desires to leave something next Christmas, hoping to settle debts and ensure her husband supports their son. Globe
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Kristmis
Mary
Son
Globe
Men Over Sixty Face Kidney and Prostate Risk
More than half of men past sixty suffer kidney and bladder disorders often linked to prostate enlargement. Foley's Kidney Cure is urged at first signs to correct irregularities and has reportedly cured many older men. A testimonial from Rodney Burnett of Rock Port, Missouri is cited.
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Foley
Jiag
Rodney Burnett
Rock Port
Yale Here? Fragmentary Text On Historical Note
Fragmented OCR text mentions various names and phrases without clear context or coherent events. It references individuals such as Bertin, Lowen von au, and Magis, with scattered terms like Wake, Mila, and Gand. The piece lacks a discernible reportable event or date.
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Daniel
Hiuvewerel
Bertin
Bunting For Trouble Revived In California Ad
A fragmentary notice from Oldl Barber and Son's drug store promises a cure or money back for a product named Bunting For Trouble revived in California. It mentions remedies for warts and health ailment claims, with a skeptical tone about the seller Mr Walkers and related names.
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California
Mats Hinehien
Local Tragedies and Weddings Highlight Tonganoxie News
A fragmentary Tonganoixie page reports injuries from an accident with a man needing stitches and a housebound status, a wedding between Frank and Mary Week, and the deaths of McEnulty and Henry Wickey. McEnulty born 1867, married in Atchison, seven children, funeral set for the Catholic church. Wickey died of malignant anemia, age near 27, Mass said by Father Hafele.
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Dein McEnaly
Pees
Tonganesie Catholic Church
John McEnulty
Doniphan County
Henry Wickey
Here
Hafele
Bandholder's Union Dues Debate Affects Local Work
The Bandholder's Union held a late night session about inet work and wage shares, noting changes in last summer’s pay and new rules at the Work Trusts. Officials promise regular meetings, with fines for violations and a focus on improving conditions for workers.
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Uae
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