Baldwin News Briefs Touch Local Social and Travel
Lawrence visits, family gatherings, and holiday travel fill Baldwin news. Local dinners at the Campbell home. visits by Harris, McHenry, Penton, Burton, and Smith families. numerous relatives return home from Manhattan, Waverly, Ottawa, and Kansas City for New Year celebrations. Community events include a Ladies Aid supper with around 250 attendees and Leisure Hour club gatherings.
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J. Howard Campbell
John,Jr
Lloyd
M Bell
Lawrence
Thomas J. Harris
Tawrence
McHenry
Hitle
Margaret
Wilkesbarre
Wellington
Rolla Meuler
Robert E. McHenry
Ruth McHenry
Belle Plaines
Th. O. Penton
Neadesha
Albert O. Burton
Burton
M Man Minnis
Virginia
Iola Burton
Galena
Elizabeth Jane Smith
Manhattan
Edward Rice
Topeka
Miss Rice
Delta Delta Delta
Wiliam A. Quaxle
Dream Haven
Carl Storum
Kansas City
John MacLean
W. Williams
Mary Margaret
Ottawa
Murray Wilson
Mary Helen
Dorothy
Jan Baldwin
Mr. Wilson
Harriett W. Ruble
Iny Overbrook
Quincy
Lawre
First Methodist Church
Mual Moores
F. 3. Dardin
Myra Leichner
Kante Training School
Baldwine
Elinor
Waring
W. Waring
Alexander Brauner
Kansas Ci
Coune Gane
Ton Sk
Wil Price
Wink
Visalia
Calif
H. Shirk
Drice
San Francisco
Oakland
Wormer Price
Ottawe
W. C. Markham
Chicago
Wash- Balda Perez
Hiro
Baker
Sher
Eveston Flora
Baldsvin
Oakwood Cemetery
Otpaws
K. Shirken
Will Price
Grace Price
Charles Wineinger
Homer Price
Ot Lawn
Soviel
A. Wood
Jed Anne
Taking Good Care of Malcolm
Malcolm Greeley, the youngest in his set, grows up under the indulgent care of two aunts in Triton. After a wet April drives him to strike out on his own in Gifford, he finds loneliness until Dora, a swarry-exved young woman, enters his life. He plans an engagement, while his aunts insist on old habits, and a damp future looms as love and propriety collide.
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Malcolm Greeley
Perini
Triton
Malcom
Man
Malet
Gifford
Malechy
Susan
Aunt Clara
Mateolim
Malcol
Malcolm
Giffors
Italy
France
Bera Hilda
Malcolma
Dora
Bow Country
Maleviin
Shen Matool
Aira
Martha
Hart
Hiesal
Malcolms
Wara
Tara
Old Dances and High Society Notes From York Era
A fragmented column describes revived dances in York with mentions of Duchess of York influence and women’s increasing participation in sports. It notes Bathurst’s views on fashion and virtue, hints at social dances, gardens, and travel to Africa, plus brief references to theatre, civil aviation, and military equipment changes.
Crop rotation urged by national crop group leader
Bert Kal of the National Crop Improvement Committee urges crop rotation and seed disinfection in a Chicago paper. He cites oats and potato disease data, recommends six year rotation cycles, and discusses seed treatment with formaldehyde or corrosive sublimate to curb disease.
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Bert Kal
Plas
National Crop Improvement Committee
Chiega
Ohta
Mall
Sciseard
Drink Water to Help Kidneys Paralyze Noisy Ailments
A dated health ad explains that a quart of water daily plus Salts from grapes and lemon juice with lithia can neutralize acids forming in rich meals. It claims this flushes kidneys, relieves dull kidney pain, backache, headaches, stomach sourness, rheumatic twinges, and nocturnal urine issues by making lithia water a safe, inexpensive beverage.
Stage Hand Collects Historic Playbills From 17th Century Onwards
Chicago, Jan 5. Thomas Conolly, a plasterer turned bibliophile, owns a rare shorthand Bible from 1486 and a vast collection of stage playbills, portraits, and programs that trace the theater’s evolution from the early 1600s. His items include bills from Madison Square Garden, McVicker Hopley’s, and old Chicago theaters, plus first editions and rare Bibles. The collection may go to historical societies.
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Chicago
Thomas Conolly
U States
Phivs
Tolk
Elimy Booth
Edwin Pow
Lotta Crabtree
Joe Jefferson
Sothers
Madison Square Garden
New York
McVicker Hopley's
Conslly
Dra
Chi- Alo
GSS
Jialivy
Opera Company
Mime
Pat
Sane Fone
Jnnier
TRS
Titus Wromentas
Robert Mantel
Thane
Jwin Marlowe
Sothern
Keddie
Lilly Laneiry
Ensiea
Wise
Bud
Edwin Betos
Madiven Suusye Garden
Brighton
Covent Gardens
Ead Drury Banc
London
Ays Taras
Bhbias Fletcher
Tom Connolly
Famous Club
Athenian Society
Great Britain
Galara
Charles Dickine
Pony Express
Abraham
Eight Hurt in Golliston Kansas City Collision
Eight people were injured in a collision of two street cars on slick rails blamed for the crash. The injured were taken to local facilities. details about the victims and exact injuries are not fully disclosed.
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Golliston
Kansas
City
Jun
Orin Zimmer
Jidee
Hugh the Man
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