University women attend social at Myers Hall and dinners linked to Lawrence groups
About 175 graduate and senior women attended an afternoon at Myers Hall hosted by the University Women's club with music by Fine Arts students. The event featured vocal solos by Margarette Nicholls Thelma Aas and Charles Sager and a duet by Amanda Wulf and Mary Lou Earlenlaugh. The hall displayed spruce yews and brass candleholders and Mrs E G Hollands chaired the tea committee.
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University Women’s Club
Fine Arts School
Margarette ' Nicholls
Thelma Aas
Charles , Sager
Amanda Wulf
Mary Lou Earlen- Laugh
E. G. Hollands
Olin Teanplin
O. M. Dandy
Aunt Het and P T A Gatherings Highlight Local Socials
A social night at the Junior High School P T A featured games and teacher meetups with almost a hundred attendees. A charity auction by Walter Johns supported the girls glee club, while refreshments were served by the committee and volunteers.
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Altke
Erna Corey
Walter Johns
Girls’ Glee Club
Alfred Lawrence
Roy Bushey
C. V. Leich
Phenomenal Demand for Vicks Vapo Rub Grows
Authorities urge prompt treatment of every cold to prevent complications after flu and pneumonia. Public response shows rising demand for Vicks Vapo Rub, the external treatment famed during the 1918 epidemic, with Vicks laboratories operating around the clock to meet production.
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Vicks
Vicks Laboratories
Personal notes from Kansas City visits and hospital updates
Charles Clutter was in Kansas City on business today. Mrs. George Ulrich of Tonga Noxie and Mrs. Sam Holder of Dar Bale returned home this morning to visit their brother Heng wrtace who is seriously ill at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. E. R. Mackie spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. J. B. Jones of 1205 Oread Avenue went to Kansas City this morning to visit over the weekend. Mrs. Martha Shannon spent the day in Topeka. Mrs. Lee Yoder and Mrs. Glenn Lamb were in Topeka for the day. Miss Elizabeth Dunkel, instructor in the University department of physical education, is ill at a hospital in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
George Ulrich
Tonganoxie
Sam Holder
Darbale
Martha Shannon
Topeka
Leé "Yoder
Glenn’ Lamb
Elizabeth Dunkel
University Department of Physical Education
Peggy Prime Shops and Seasonal Shopping Picks
A lively preview of local shops during cold weather highlights items from The Book Nook with jade and rose quartz beads and Cloisonne, plus fountain pens at Rankin's. It mentions Blue Mile Sandwich Shop, Omaha Hat Works, Bullene's gowns, Green Brothers Wagner aluminumware sale, and Peggy Prim Ady.
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Harine
Wagner
Belleview notes of influenza and community life
Belleview sketches a two week influenza spell and social rounds. Ernest Schmidt returns to Central Business College in Kansas City while families visit, host a bridge party, and attend school events. Snow halted travel as rural routes shifted to horseback. local residents join gatherings and weathered drifts while children resume study in town.
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Emil Schmidt
D. M. Harris
Ernest Gerstenberger
Ernest Schmidt
Fis
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City
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Irene
Juanita
Clinton
Allie
Kasberger
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Will Koehler
Eudora
Esther Pferet
Wichita
Carl Pfleger
Belleview Schoo
Louise Freese
Mabel Hadl
Mary
Lou Wilson
Warren Warmker
Victor McNish
Esther Ott
J. B. Birkhead
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Martha Abel
Dorothy Warmker
Curtis Wilson
Annabelle Holmes
Thermon McNish
Alberta Hadl
Ruth Duncan
John Bichelmeyer
A. B. Hadl
George Ott. Jnr
Rosa Shafstahl
Alfred Eisele
Jake Milburn
Mattie Skinner
Barbara Bichelmeyer
Antonia Bichelmeyer
George Warmker
S. Forsythe
John McNish
Julia McNish
Harry Warmker
L. M. Holmes
Warner Forsythe
Kathryn Sowers
Martin F. Abel
Francis Skinner
Tommie Akin
Emma Koehler
Lee Cox
Irene Deay
Bernice
Cornelia Meeder
Christina Selzer
Maurine Moore
Angelia Sommers
Eva Mertz
Clara Cox
Dorothy
Reindeer Mary Leads Alaska Herd Of 2000 Reindeer
Seattle AP reports a woman known as Reindeer Mary dominates Alaska's reindeer industry with about 2000 reindeer valued near 20000 dollars. Her leadership reflects the significant role of a native Eskimo woman in Arctic herding.
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Seattle, Wash
Alaska
Reindeer Mary Builds Expanding Herd Across Alaska
The herd has grown rapidly with all expenses covered by profits and is expected to expand further in coming years. Reindeer Mary began the herd after her husband’s death and, as numbers rose, she hired helpers including several "reindeer boys." She sells enough reindeer annually through the Alaska division of the U S Bureau of Education to pay expenses. Mrs Oldfield Takes Dak Washington Jan f AP Mrs William A Oldfield today took the oath of office to succeed her late husband as a Democratic representative from Arkansas.
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Alaska
United States Bureau of Education
William A. Oldfield
Arkansas
California Fig Syrup ad from Topeka KS mothers
A Kansas mother touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation and related ailments in children. The testimonial cites improved appetite digestion and health, noting over four million bottles used yearly and urging shoppers to look for the California label to avoid substitutes.
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