Business of Childhood Emphasized by Dean Baker
Chicago reports President Ed Dean Baker of the National Kindergarten and Elementary College stresses growth in childhood education. He calls for stronger mothercraft and fathercraft, broader roles for women, and laws to aid guidance in early stages, citing the National Bureau of Education and Parent-Teacher groups among supporters.
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Chicago
T Han
Ceed
Arce’ding
Ed Dean Baker Po
National
Dean Baker
Lyoung
National Bureau of Education
National Congress of Mothers
Parent- Teacher Associations
Aspirin Trade Ad Promotes Bayer Product
An old advertisement promotes aspirin as a trusted remedy for cold earache toothache rheumatism neuralgia and related pains. It mentions Bayer as the manufacturer and notes various bottle sizes and price points while warning about unclear packaging claims.
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Putin
Bayer
Baver
Lone Star community hosts quilting bee and woodwork event
The Lone Star area held a quilting bee for Mrs. Lille Anderson on January 3. Women filled baskets while men cut timber for winter. Over fifty three men shared dinner at the Jordan home, Wheeler, as twenty six children wove blocks and brought dimes for cotton and lining.
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Lone Star
Herman Behrens
Elmer Sawyer
Lille Anderson
Wilt Gorbitt
Frankfort
Kansas
William
Robert Johnson
George Miller
Pearl Johnson
Washington Creek
Charlie Sanders
R. N. Watts
Austin Flory
Lone Star School
Dahon
Herbert Quakenbush
Farter Bond
Lone Star Ladies Aid
Will Ulrich
Mesdames Cal Ward
Will Gorbutt
John Smith
Joe Gorbut
Roy Flory
Robert Watts
Mog _Hoover
Mary Ulrich
Carrieyss
Iiamér Klory
Miss Elsi
Hans
Dorothy Gorbutt
Esther Flory
Faye Miller
Lola
Ray Flory
Curtis
Marvin Bohd
Cal Ward
Lawrence
Bort Flory
Lillie Anderson
M Roy Flory
Mr. Anderson
Cyrus Flory
Simmons Hospital
Minnesota
Mart Flory
Harold Visher
Baby
Globe
Will Ulich
Mee
WH Goebutt
Community News From Twin Mound Area
Residents bid farewell to Thurber family as they move to Richland. Blanche Thurber dies after heart trouble. funeral at United Brethren church, Twin Mound cemetery interment Friday. Ladies Aid plans January 11 meeting and January 25 sale dinner at Thurber home for support. Local folks attend telephone meeting in Richland. C D McCullough elected president.
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Harry, Peay
Elmer Thurber
Richland
EB. Thurber
Ladies Aid Society
Tra Moore
Blanche Thurber
Unitel Brethgen
Twin Mound
Roy Barnes
Union
Eidith Mughs
Jennie Montfoort
Weaver Alexander
George Sullivan
Lawrence
Thaddie
O. FE
Don Patton
Elsie Fhurber
Topeka
Blanche
Sam Rakes
C.D. McCullough
From Generation to Generation A Mother's Advice on Operation Corona
A mother narrator praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her daughter’s health and strength, recalling fear of surgery and choosing treatment over operation. The letter extols the product for women and girls, promising improved health, school performance, and daily vitality with roots and herbs.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkhams
Gborce E. Wurtaces
Watertown Ave
Mahoningtown
Ydia
Pinkham
Local social notes list Lawrence area visitors and gatherings
Sunday school attendance at the Christian church in Lawrence plus numerous visits and dinners across town. Families mentioned include Siler, Schellhorn, Pierson, Duftee, Sullivan, Gabhorn, Criss, Darnon, Deskin, Burton, Wear, Colman, Mitchell, Hird, and many others with travels to Overland Park, Fort Scott, Kansas City, Leavenworth, and Chicago area relatives noted.
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Geo. Siler
Christian Church In
Lawjrence
A. “Schellhorn J
N “Hartman
Mark Pierson
Loyd Duftee
Jamies ‘Sullivan
Sullivan
Bay
Nellie Ray
A. J. Gabhorn
Myra: Schellhorn
Fred Gregory
Colyer
D. L. Burton
Ralph Colman
Charlie Daniels
Lawrence
W. Dy Wear
Fort Scott
Will Wear
Dodge City
A. R. Colman
Will Colman
Will” Elkin
R. Colman
W. D. Wear
George Strahn
Kansas City
Harold Roebuck
Orley Smith
R. J. Colman
A.colman
Cannon
S. Homer Hird
C. EB. Stanwix
Anna Mitchell
Barker_district
Rockhard
Baldivia
H. Hird
Arthur Richard Lafen
Abilene
Kaw
C. Stanwix
Hird’s
Will Allison
Clinton
Jim Allison
J. H. Kempthorne
Aberdeen S. D
Bates Place
Sears
Christy
A. Colman
Shaw
Rose Watson
A. St
Farmers Union meeting and community notices in Franklin
A Franklin Farmers Union meeting at the school house January 5 drew a large crowd. President Gers tenberger spoke. L. M. Walters was named delegate to the state meeting in Topeka. A program committee was formed and the next meeting planned. The program featured piano duets, readings, and a group recitation. Social refreshments followed. Local residents and visitors were noted, including travelers from Illinois and Kansas. A sale at Mrs. Charles Boone’s Clean Sweep sale drew a big turnout. Charles Smith, longtime neighbor formerly of this area, died in Whittier, California, and Mr. and Mrs. Smith had celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
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Farmers’ Union
Gerstenberger
Douglas County
L. M. Walters
Topeka
Frank Topping
Plin White
Geneva White
Hazel Shirar
Reading
Ruby Harris
Emma Schutz
Dia
Betty
Bessie
Rachel Fletcher
Reva Michael
Sherman Fletcher
Floyd White
Helen
Hugh Roaborough
Illinois
John
Minnie
Garret
eGorge ‘Tuttle
N.N
Bers
Floyd Cox
Swallow
Norvan and
Dorris-Swallow
Kanwaka
Lawrence
Charles . Smith
Whittier
Calif
Mild SANT-GROVE Weather and local visits noted
Weather in Sant-Grove is mild with 60-degree afternoons. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Flory and Harold at the Beeghley home. Many neighbors record spring chores, Lawrence trips, and family gatherings across the week.
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Harvey Flory
Harold
Beeghley
Elmer Flory
Dan Flory
Claude
Flory
Virgil Landis
George van Hoesen
Lawrence
Mr. Hibner
Grove
Jacobs
Charlie
Harvey Hibner
Edgar,Landis
Virgil Landis Oso
Ed Deay
Ee Wingert
Leo
Merle
Wm. Wingert
Geerge Markley
Postma
Elsie Deval
Lamar, Coale
Crown Point
N. M
Thoreau
Mary Hays
Etta Wray
Baby
Pratt County
Elmer Campbell
Lewis Churchpaugh
Iva Flory
Nettie
Amos
C. .N. Peterson
Verne Barton
Harry Ulrich
Lewis Georgii
Ward Landis
Churchbaugh
Armand
Warren
Ezra Charchbaugh
Mary
George Warner
Union
Ws Charchbaugh
Jesse Wingert
Win Wingert
Ton official notes and local school illnesses in Tonoganoxie
Miss Lusifetite and Frank Campbell miss an oyster supper due to chicken pox. Mrs Gordon D Hillis of Kansas City dies. funeral in Rawson City. Local sports see grade school win 12 7, high school girls lose to Basehor 2 point difference, and boys beat Basehor 27 23. New births born in Topeka and family updates from Dorney and Cronemeyer households. Community notices include church trustees elected and Sunday school superintendent reelected. Various residents travel to Topeka and Kansas City for illness and visits.
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Lusifetite
Frank Campbell
Tonfanoxie
Gordon D.hillis
Kansas City
Beasie Ridgway
Rawson City
Basehor
Wilfred Dorney
Doris
Topeka
Herman Cronémeyer
Earl
Caralee
Laming
T. J. Cook
E. B Merritt
Korze 2Coe
Louis Koch
Ohn Cline
Alec
Hopkins Ag
Methodist Sunday School
Day Kenyon
CIA
Olive Harner
M. C.oHartis
Lawrence
simmons_ hospital
Charles Parham
Baxtere Springs
Congregational Ladies Aid
Emmett Taylor
Kim Pearson
Clarence Hitzeman
Bishop
Naomi Grant
Misa Carrie Cory
Emporia
Pleasant Street
Mound Community Club
Mound School House
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
James Ellis
RJ Ellis
Elis
Lena Cronemeyer
Burman
Freeman
Jones
Moore
Marks, Myers
Purcenett
Rideway
Seechrest
Stringfellow
Herman Cronemeyer
John ‘Casebier
Williamstown
Olive Randall
Dr. Glasscock
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Quick Relief After Meals
A vintage ad promotes chewing Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to settle the stomach, stop gas and acidity, and allow normal eating. It claims quick neutralization of acids, no drowsiness, and widespread availability in the United States and Canada for 60 cents a box.
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Stuart
U. S.s
Canada
Local Notes and Projects Carry Through Holidays
A burst of visiting and social events fills the week as families go to nearby towns and back home near Tonganoxie. The community also reports on a Christmas shower for the Lutz family and plans for a $66,000 Masonic Temple in Eureka with cornerstone rites led by Giles H. Lamb and a completion target of May 1. The U.S. Shipping Board to furnish two sugar export steamers for the Central Agency signals improved freight terms and stronger ties between Baldwin Lawrence and Centropolis areas.
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H.L. Cheney
Emporia
Guy Deskins
Elmer Lutz
Henry Schwartz
Edna
Helen
Glenn Schwartz
Ivan Schwartz
Frank
Oscar Lutz
Fred
Andrew Lutz
Roy Lester
Schwalm
Lester
Virgil
George Fleer
Chas
Mable Rappard
Nellie
William Leaf
William Heim
Orville
Andrew Elm
Otto’ Hack
Raymond Oehrle
Floyd Heffner
Baldwin
tSary Schwartz
Lawrence
Worden
Rowland
John Cline
Prince Deskins
Centropolis
Guy Deslons
Leo Simon
Frank Williams
Olen Heffner
Rolland Harris
Dora Eberwein
Lone Star
Leona Rosrareli
Chas. Schwartz Hore
Manila
United States Shipping Board
Philippine Sugar Centrals Agency
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Masonic Temple
Eureka
Giles H. Lamb
Yates Center
Kansas
Ely's Cream Balm Relieves Catarrh and Congestion
If your nostrils are clogged Ely's Cream Balm clears the head and nose. The antiseptic cream penetrates air passages and membranes giving instant relief. Breathe freely as head colds and catarrh yield with this germ destroying preparation.
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Ely
Keeping Young with Olive Tablets Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe remedy to keep the liver and bowels active. It claims most sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver and touts the olive colored tablets as a gentle effective option priced 15 and 30 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Ohio
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Offer Quick Relief After Meals
Patients troubled by gas in stomach and bowels can find fast relief by taking Baalmann's Gas Tablets before meals. The tablets act to prevent gas formation and ease heartburn and accompanying symptoms. Sold in a yellow package by Round Corner Drug Co and druggists for one dollar. J Baalmann, Chemist, San Francisco.
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Baalmann
Round Corner Drug Co
Sen_ Francisco
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Fredonia
Mart. Flory
William. Ewing
Gilbert Whitman
Roy Curtis
McNess
Valley Chapel
Tom Ward
Gon Chesley
Pleasant Valley
Will Curtis
Elzie Bond
Vatley Chapel
Frank Flory
Marvin Road
Flory Mercantile Co
Prokman
Wil-liarastown
D. Smith
Porter Bond
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Church of the Brethren
Sutmilay School
Edison
John Flory
Due Flory
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Corona
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Charles ‘Boone
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Missouri
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Lou Wilson
John Garret
Minnie Garret
Claxton
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Charles Boone
Leavenworth
J. W. Hail
F.P. White
Tongenoxie
Robert White
Dorothy Heizmann
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S. M. Fletcher
Matthew
Dixie Fletcher
Winchester
Oska
Matthew Fletcher
Everiere Palmer
Geneva
Evlyn White
Franklin
Sant-Grove
Tonganoxie
Forrest Hawkins
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