Indes Written figures show strong national support
Dr. V. A. Young, supreme president, comments on Indes Written earnings noting the countrywide reach and high totals. States like Pennsylvania and New Jersey surpass the $200,000 mark with notable totals in Texas and Arizona, while Maryland posts substantial figures as parts of a broader distribution.
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V. A. Young
Lyania
New Jersey
Arizona
Maryland
Jareer Eh
Lawrence
Cascarets laxative ad with cheerful promises
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a pleasant laxative that cleanses liver and bowels. It claims quick relief from headaches sour stomach coated tongue and gas, urging readers to take one tablet and feel better.
Public Urges Precautions Against Influenza Epidemic
Advice warns influenza danger persists despite fewer cases. Recommends using Hyomei inhalation therapy, with oil of Hyomei, as a protective measure. Promotes purchase at Round Corner Drug Store and emphasizes carrying the inhaler for regular breathing.
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Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Store
University of Kansas War Fund Contributions Highlighted
University of Kansas boosted war relief with generous drives and gifts. The school raised about $103,672 for war work campaigns and supported Armenian and Belgian relief before open conflict. In 1918, 686 students and faculty joined the Christmas roll call, and KU surpassed Liberty Bond quotas with substantial oversubscriptions.
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University of Kansas
K. U
Red Cross
Lawrence
Tehse
Kansas
Armaual plans progress and student activities noted
The article notes progress on Armaual plans. Donald Higgins returns to S. H. 8. He reports the Thrift Stamp drive continues with stamps available Tuesday and Friday from several teachers. The Senior class splits into vocations and literature groups studying Innes' store and contemporary plays. The Girls' Glee Club rehearses Forget Me Not while the Orchestra refines two numbers with a third in progress.
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Innes
Lord Dunsany’s
Glee Club
Local Meeting Notes and Weekend Sports Wrap
The meeting opened with the President presiding and the Star Spangled Banner, followed by talks on rural recreation and a major discussion on play. Committees were appointed and most time was spent on games. L H S lost to Haskell last Saturday with 6 20 at half and 29 26 at full time. Chuck Banning sprained a knee in that game. The Budget was released today. Toys Glee Club began Wednesday with many members already joining.
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Paine
Thairy Aatisa
Iti
Odgetea
Matjorié Dietrich
Veteraniay Aftermiuh
Haskell
Law Annulled by Army Officers Sparks Outcry
Debates erupt over wartime legal changes as officers push to suspend existing statutes and appoint tribunals to adjudicate four billion dollars in war claims. Critics say the plan voids due process, threatens veterans and civilians, and ignores established contracts and affidavits. Leaders condemn delays, accusing authorities of self interest and failure to honor obligations to soldiers, widows, and Liberty bond holders.
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War Department
New York
Canada refinery hires Returned Soldiers in nickel plant
The International Nickel Company of Canada builds a 5 million dollar refinery at Port Colborne Ontario near the Welland Canal to handle Sudbury mines output and employ returning veterans. The plant aims to refine nickel and copper for export with labor-sparing machinery and a policy to give work to every returning soldier despite wartime adjustments.
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Canadiens
International Nickel Company of Canada
Port Colborne
Ontario
Welland Canal
Cobalt
Sudbury
Bayonne
New Jersey
Toronto
Canadian Pacific Railway
the International
Commission urged to hear and dispose of claims
The speaker criticizes the comptroller for delays and lack of standing to discharge men at court. He argues billions could be misused by influential interests, likening it to routine damage suits in Kansas City. He calls for a judicial commission to hear all evidence and settle claims properly.
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Great Lakes
New York
Kansas City
Aunt Jemima
Aunt Jemima Mills Company
St. Joseph
Missouri
Declared Deserter William Jenkins Extradited by Sheriff
William Jenkins was declared a willful deserter by the Douglas County Draft Board. He was taken to Fort Leavenworth by Deputy Sheriff Charles Crowder after authorities presented his case. Jenkins registered in Oklahoma but did not complete a questionnaire. Sheriff Woodward custody followed instructions from the Oklahoma draft board.
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County Draft Board
Wm. Jenkins
William Jenkins
Douglas County Draft Board
Fort Leavenworth
Charles Crowder
Jenkins
Oklahoma
Wood‘ward
Draft Board
Hi-Y Y W Banquet Tonight At YMCA Building
The Hi Y Y W banquet occurs at 6 30 this evening in the YMCA building with six speakers including four high school students. Miss Rorabaugh and Mr C C Hartford will also speak, music by a high school trio. The W C T U provides a meal, and notes mention Christmas visits and various club meetings.
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Hi-Y.y.w
Rorabaugh
C. C. Hartford
Topeka
The
Daily Prunes Replace Pruning Privileges
A quirky misread from jokey observers notes expenses fall when pruning is daily. The old-fashioned boarding horse keeper seems to favor prunes over pruning in a humorous misstatement.
Quote on heroism and performance from Dewey reflection
A reflective snippet cites Admiral Dewey on the difficulty of sustaining heroism and a daily thought urges tempering high spirits with gentle conduct. The Daily Thought emphasizes steady behavior over flashy bravado.
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Cascareta
Kansas University
Armaual
Donald Higgins
Donald
Rayhill
Metcalf
Austin
Wood
Newman
Hail
Ewart
Miller
Chuck" Banning
Toys’ Glee Club
Canada
Nic
Margaret Armstrong
Denver
Oita
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Leona Baumgartner
Dorothy Higgins
Ledna
Eric Owens
Ane Paras Club
Admiral Dewey
Boston Transcript
Jemima
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