Lawrence Woman Finds Craft Work Beneficial to Many Who Are Ill
Lawrence woman Miss Sneve speaks on craft work aiding ill patients through therapeutic care. Returns from wartime study show weaving and embroidery help mobility, concentration, and morale among residents in care facilities, with benefits seen in hands and minds and shared across diverse patients.
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Lawrence
The Way to a Mass Heart and Mixed Recipe Fragments
A fragmentary text mixes cooking instructions with stray phrases about health. It mentions beef steak, gravy, vanilla, pineapple, and a vague kitchen process, interwoven with disjointed remarks about reading the Bible and a speaker named C. E. Singleton.
Gowns and Hops and Flares in Newest Spring Style
By Julia Bottomley the feature notes gowns with scalloped hems and decorative scallops on two piece outfits. The fashion focuses on crepe old rose shade pieces and emerging silhouettes.
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Julia Bottomley
One Dollar Does The Work Of Two At This Time
A local report on thrifty shoppers during a post Christmas sale season. The piece notes how stores offer half price or deeply discounted lines across fabrics clothing and household items, urging buyers to distinguish true bargains from routine sales. It mentions Lawrence woman and Arkansas City incident. a child rescue tale closed by a mother’s illness and a blanket extinguishing a fire.
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Syise | Werian
Vistmas
The Kitchen Clock Alarm for Efficient Kitchen Work
An alarm clock in the kitchen boosts efficiency by signaling when to remove cake, potatoes, custard, or fondant, letting the cook attend to other chores without hovering at the stove. The clock’s timely alert helps prevent underdone, overdone, or burnt dishes and pays for itself quickly through improved meal quality and freed effort.
Chicago Adopts Standard Sizes For Ready Made Dresses
Chicago authorities and the Interstate Merchants Council publish a standard dress size chart based on thousands of actual measurements. A size 20 suit will have a 42 bust and 41 inch hips, with a proposed scale ranging from 38 to 52 to curb manufacturers skimping on sizes. The note outlines broad community Christmas observances and local social news across De Soto and Kansas City areas, detailing visits, illnesses, and incidents during the holiday period.
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Interstate Merchants ‘Council
Christmas in Mound area features trees and travel
Reno returned to Kand y on Sunday as local youth attended a Denver skating party. Miss Mary Thenicie came from Wichita for the holidays. Families shared Christmas dinners and gifts while Reno students held a school program and a community Christmas tree event at Mound attracted about 184 attendees. The tree contained 182 candy sacks and 200 handkerchiefs. Seven wrecks occurred in front of the Ros Phenicié home on Thursday. A home talent minstrel by the Mound community club is planned.
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Mary Thenicie
Wichita
Clyde Ford
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Minnie
Lawrence
FR. Dickinson
Reno
Phonicie
Wensday
Ralph Ford
J. A. Wantzackent
Sam Welsell Jr
J. C. Hemphill
Carlot
Sameul Kelsall Sr
Pony Creek
Ros
Tonganaxie
Hollenbeck
Dana Sanders
Fred Kahn
John Cling
Panganoxié
Ethel Kahn
Fort Leavenworth
Mound Community Club
Community Notes From De Soto And Area Visitations
Local families including Ruth Brown visiting from Kansas City to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dell Paxton, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy V. Long visiting their relatives in Colony. Mentions of Masons in Lawrence, residents ill or traveling to Claremore and Manhattan for relatives, De Soto chapter officers installed, and a party of Woodsfield relatives spending Christmas in De Soto.
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Cecil Koons
Harry Brune
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Dack Scott
Arthur Wyland
Miss. Telah : Burnett
de Soto Rural High
C. Burnett
Linwood
Ruth Brown
Dell Paxton
Guy V. Longstrieth
Colony
C. A. Ashlock
John Whitelaws
Ralph Boone
Colony. Co
E. Baker
E. B
Heckert
Charles F. Baker
B. Wiard
Lawrence
Will Plummer
Cedar Creek
Jig
Ralph Haskinson
C. B. Wiard
Manhattan
Misas
Ernest Sigman
Claremore
Okla
and Hensley
E. B. Heckert
T. R. Stuart
Layina Stratton
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Coffin
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la Hestentian
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Tie Baker
Bradford Nowell
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George Reccraft
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Harvey Dent
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Thaddie
Petert
Bob Hendricks
Marion Petefish
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Stewart Thurber
Clayton Fogervty
Christmas Gatherings and News From Twin Mound Area
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Pickens
Robert Crabbe
Antone Kahn
Bleakley School
Mr. Bleakley
Alfred Kshn
Torneden
Will Wartzack
E Nading
Excelsior Speines Mo
A. Wartzack
Twin Mound
Mabel Moore
Adelia Montfoort
Earl Harding
Topeka
Scott Harding
Albert Diester
iTopeka
Duke Montfoortard
Clyde Hiatt
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