Winter travel notes from multiple residents
Mr. Talbot Clingman will return tonight to Florida to spend the winter. He is attending Kentucky Military Academy this winter. Mrs. Kenneth Rossman left yesterday for a visit in Pittsburg Kansas with her sister Mrs. Jay Patmore before returning to Hillsboro Illinois. Mrs. W Stiner will leave tonight for Hot Springs Arkansas to spend a month. W E Emick has gone to Florida and Louisiana on a business trip. Mr. Henry Brown spent yesterday in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot Clingman
Florida
Clingman
Kentucky Military Academy
Kenneth Rossman
Pittsburg
Kansas
Jay Patmore
Hills
Boro, Ill
W. [. Stiner
Hot Springs
Arkansas
W. E. Emick
Louisiana
Henry Brown
Kansas City
Society Notes From Topeka Ties Local Holiday Events
A column of social happenings from Topeka features Miss Gertrude Kull hosting Miss Neva Stone at 1806 Lane, a Lawrence guest. a family reunion of Kennedy Kennards and Maloney kin in Topeka and Philadelphia. Mothers League and Cosmos Club meetings. holiday guests of Mrs. W. E. Higgins. an Elks Club dance in purple and white with a quadrille and toast. Red Rose Club at Kappa Sigma house hosted an informal high school dance with music by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Gertrude Kull
Lane Street
Neva Stone
Mrs. Stone
Topeka Journal
A. R. Kennedy
Topeka
J D. Maloney
Philadelphia
J. D. Kennard
Elks Club
E. H. Baloo
C. C. Carl
Bob Crum
Deak McCone
Julius Marks
Kappa Sigma House
Red Rose Club
Wedding and Society Notes From Lawrence Dispatch
Dances featured many young women and men listed by name. Dorothy Morrow of Excelsior Springs and Eugene Petty of Liberty were married at the Royal Hotel in Excelsior Springs with immediate family present. Multiple personal items note visits, travels, and social plans including bridge club hosting, taxied trips to Kansas City, and staff changes at Turon High School with Miss Laurenta Shaw elected superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morrow
Excelsior Springs
Eugene Petty
Liberty
First Aid Medical Corps
Camp Funston
Royal Hotel
Miss Morrow
Lawrence
Ward Belmont
Petty
Missouri University
Sigma, Alpha Epsilon
Performers and critics amid comic vignettes and quips
A miscellany of quotes and bits on criticism audience taste and public judgment. William J. Henderson laments critics over valuing performers while dismissing analysis. A boy in a country town notices milk flaws. A tale about influence and club membership prompts resignation. Some church critique ends with a pointed remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Henderson
Beethoven
Ieads Portugal New Governent
Professor Paes leads the provisional government formed after Republicans toppled Costa. Formerly Minister of Public Works and Justice he now heads the new regime. Historical notes cover early artificial limbs and prosthetics from Ambroise Pare and later practitioners Falcinelli and Father Sebastian, detailing movable limbs eyes and prosthetic noses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Paes
Costa
Paes
Ambroise Pare
Henry the Second
Francis the
Charles the Ninth
Henry the Third
Sebastian
Falcinelli
Sculpture and What it Expresses by Nadelan
A scholar argues that sculpture should follow the stone’s inherent form and mass. By resisting imposed positions the material expresses life. art cultivates this life to gain power that can stir the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadelan
Unclear Trial Exchange and Historical Vignettes
The text compiles a courtroom exchange about a mule hit by a freight train and a reflection on a giant balete tree among the Ifugaos, followed by notes on pockets and nationalities, plus a Vitruvius reference to ancient elevators. It reads as a miscellany of excerpts rather than a single cohesive article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Telegraph
Ifugaos
Christian Herald
Quote on paint and willpower by Greenville Klesser
A noted remark attributes paint as a measure of concentration and notes human limits. The speaker, Greenville Klesser, states that people tend to do what they have learned rather than what they desire and often cannot do what they want.
Acid leaking drums endanger ships at sea
A Chilean vessel near the Falkland Islands carried drums of acid and chalk. Leaks caused acid to mix with chalk, forming deadly carbonic acid gas in the holds. The gas prevented repairs and corroded iron frames, endangering the ship and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkland Islands
Japan
Army Eagles of Napoleon in Old Symbolism
The piece recalls Napoleonic military banners and the revived eagle symbol. It notes the eagle’s small size and brass mount, compares ancient colors to modern ones, and ends with Emerson on inner virtue and its outward glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Dampness and warnings cited in damp weather guidance
A brief item notes that lavender droplets scattered through a closed bookcase can prevent mold in damp weather. It urges modesty and hints that a future successor may take one’s place, with a quote from Exchange and a mention of Adolph Germer commenting on the recent election.
Socialist Triumph in Chicago Prompts Adolph Taunt
A fragment notes a Socialist triumph in Chicago and imagines Adolf Hitler reacting to the result as a taunt or provocation, hinting at crosshairs of political tension in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Chicago
Adolph
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Billie Burke
Ziegfeld Jr
New York
Fischer
Careneae
Society
Mothers League
W. E. Bronson
Rhode Island Street
Cosmos Club
E. K. Crim
Massachusetts Street
W. E. Higgins
S. A. Anderson
Morganville
Kans
Helen Anderson
C. A. Thorpe
Marine Corps
Quantico, Va
Helen Thorpe
Mahaska
Bolivias
Cretonnes
Gingham
Wash Goods Department
Anderson
Eric
Dorothea Engel
Adriance Jailette
Marguerite Reinisch
Margaret Haworth
Lois Greenlees
Irene Cutter
Lois Burke
Dorothy Blackmar
Laura, Rankin
Virginia Pendleton
Helen Friend
Jeanette Wagstaff
Herenagstaff
Edna McBride
Margaret Stubbs
Martha Mackie
Elizabeth Mackie
Nan Goff
Phyllis Dunette
Irene Jordan
Harold O’ Donnell
Roscoe Stubbs
Solon Emery
Sam Atkinson
Tommie Constant
Charles Radcliff
Charles Hope
Howard Fitch
Fred Jaedicke
William Enfel
Eugene Gallagher
George Esterey
Richard Jackman
Herbert Bullene
Harry Sheets
Dave Mackie
Arch Walters
Arthur Fleck
Wayne Simmons
John Porter
Early Carter
Ted Olmstead
Walter Buchanan
Bridge Club
Charles Sparr
Cargill Sproull
Wichita
Harry Morgan
C. A. Ewald
Mark
Bonner Springs
Esther Jensen
Tom Sweeney
Francis Browne
William Docking
Alice Docking
George Docking
McNish
C. W. McKeen
W. H. Miller
W. E. Koehring
Jo Hinesley
Holton
Turon
Miss Shaw
Abe Levy
Carrie Levy
Raymond
Jiggs
IEADS
Portugal
Prof
Sidonio Paes
Vitruvius
Archimedes
B. C
Mount Sinal
Greenville Klesser
A. D. Weaver
Thos. H. Ince
Enid Markey
Howard Hickman
C. Gardner Sullivan
Morris Bell
East Section
Blackwell
Gas Organization
Kansas Natural Gas CO
Leon Ana Man
Emerson
Adolph Germer
NEW Edison
St. Eriksen Fur. CO
Massachusetts
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