Banking House of Henry Olews War Problems Worry
Henry Clews assesses US war impact on domestic business in New York. He notes satisfactory general conditions, a spread of trade revival, strong steel and mining sectors, abundant loanable funds, but warns that large American capital abroad and war uncertainties temper domestic growth. He urges prudence to balance prosperity with risks.
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New York
Lilian
Dana
Davos
United States
Hinders
Henry Clews
Reno Newspaper Society Notes Mix Sunday Socials and Local Death
Reno society items recount visits to Lawrence and Topeka, a Friday Eastern Star dinner, Mrs Allingham’s funeral in Reno, and a death after illness. Other notes describe school reopenings, illness, weddings, and local business trips while advertising hog medicine and farm economy amid a bleak winter.
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Bom
George Lb
Phenick
Pond Hai
Eastern Star
George Barclay
Lelorado
Christimng An
Willie Narwine
D. K. McNerney
Kansas City
Melvin Shillips
FE AL Hallenback
Claude
Hallenbeck
Tanganesie
Villa Eden
Seliowl
Fey
SW. EL Broek
Eadora
C. E. Thayer
Tonia
Masie Thayer
Julius Tornedou
Frank’ Barnes
Leavenworth
M Bacnes
James Dwyer
Kansas
Joe
Edward Doyle
ELA
John Harlman
Gon
Berd
Willamston
Maesday
CT Gonk
Roy Cook
Mr. Taylor
Tiers
Reflections on character and self belief
A compact musing on personal growth, urging self-confrontation to unlock greater potential. The text emphasizes intrinsic alignment with one’s aims and the need to cultivate inner traits before external change.
Reading Club debates shorter school day and youth reading
A meeting of the Progressive Reading Club discusses support for a shorter school day, parental views, and supervision concerns. The West Side Study Club shares Europe travel notes and Paradise Lost discussions while Ingleside and Lawrence clubs report on current events, reminiscences, and upcoming lectures.
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West Side Study Club
West, Side
Alfred Lawrence
West
Alford
Ory
Europe
Florencs
Arid
Lawrenes
Paradise Lost
Messenger
California
Chitty
JT. McNeil
Mass
Minervian Club Hostess Featured in Meeting Item
Mrs Seymour Gentry hosted the Minervian Club. A letter from Clinton Ky by Mrs M C McElroy describes a six year illness with fatigue and inability to eat or stand. After using Cardur for a week she improved. the ad touts fifty years of success and urges readers to test it themselves, noting it is sold discreetly.
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Clinton
M.C. McElroy
Cardur
Orin presides as Ay Haris opens meeting and social
The report recalls an annual meeting with roll call and hymn. Mrs Gibbs reads, Miss Celia Watt presents The Home of the Remington Typewriter. Social hour follows. Socialist party group plans a 2:30 Sunday meeting with psychology study, a brief business, and a discussion on current events led by Ll Wells. All are invited.
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Leone
Dana Sanandy
Ke-Thayer Thayer
California
Robertson
Poly Creek
Anna Dwyer
Keavenworth
Cushing Hospital
Robert Graham
Mc Louth
Progressive Reading Club
Lars
Holmes
Wis
Willis
Mas
T. N. Lawson
Potter Tiis
Paul Bohne
Muse TN Hypa. Son
Wwaren Street
Ingleside Club
Tazleside
Avises Repplier
Abs. Brush
Club
Ars. Bnach
Tennessee Street
Orin
Ay Haris
Lawrence
Socialist Party
Ge le
Cursee
Ll Wells
Jaylinw ker School Prom Plans Costly Formal
The junior farce from Asis year’s prom with imported cabaret dancers from Kansas City will feature at the big formal party on March 3. Managers aim to break even after last year’s high admission prices. seniors and several guests may attend free, while most others pay. Cabins and lovers are banned, and wild attire policy requires checking at the door.
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Asis
Kansas City
Friend
Jaylinw
Cabs
Nowers
Canine valor in war trenches praised for aiding wounded
Amsterdim Jan 15 reports that dogs, honored for bravery, assist in locating wounded and guiding rescuers. Various nations train dogs to stay with wounded men or fetch items, but early methods risked enemy attention or endangering the injured. The silent method is deemed safest and now widely used.
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Amsterdim
Netherlands
Red Cross
Fragmentary note on travel challenges in rough terrain
A clipped excerpt discusses difficulties in moving at night or over rough ground. It highlights drawbacks that become obvious under such conditions and suggests practical constraints on movement and safety.
Economic gains from pure bred rams in sheep herds
Historical notes report higher winter prices for sheep and lambs with Missouri College experiments cited by Professor Mowar Hackadorn during Missouri Farmers Week in Columbia. Findings show lambs from pure bred rams outpacing shrub ram offspring, with fifty ewes yielding about $93 more in lamb value per year, offsetting initial ram costs.
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Missouri_ College
Mowar Hackadorn
Missouri Farmers Week
Columbia
What is an Engineer
Rarsas City Mo January seventh reports on the meaning of engineer. Potter Dean of Engineering at State Agricultural College outlines three branches of engineering management civil and general engineering. He notes engineers require courage tact and honesty and historically have dealt with material concerns while now advising broader thinking.
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Rarsas
Tern
Med Civil
Ieee
Une
Mir Potters
Untitled fragment suggests engineering methods for industry and home use
The readable text references engineers in the United States applying methods to commercial, industrial, and home problems, mentioning supervision and Europe aspects, and notes a fable about the hare and tortoise, implying harm from encouraging long-shot bets.
Daily Thought Quote on Reason and Liberty
A compact quotation attributed to Sir W Drummond warns that those who will not reason are bigots, those who cannot reason are slaves, and those who dare not reason are slaves in fear, challenging readers to value rational discourse.
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Sir W. Drummond
Registration Notice and Auctions in Lawrence
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists a city registration notice from City Clerk D Brooks, inviting electors to register, plus notices for an administrator's sale at the McPheeter farm near Vinland with listed livestock and tools, and a public sale of a farm near Latrrence with descriptions of location and items.
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Journal- World
Journal-World
Hirst
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Ofice
Lawrence
Kan
City of
City of Lawrrence
Josephine ‘McPheeter
McPheeter
Vinland
Zootweilker
Teris
Harvey
C. -T.thomas
Sonn’ Akin
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