Baldwin News notes on community events and illnesses
Baldwin community chatter records Miss Bernice Gorsuch quarantined with mumps on the Alpha Chi floor. Inauguration coverage for Governor Ben S. Paulen. Local travel, family visits, and hospital cases include Mrs Forrest Hartley’s Kansan trip, Trotter obituaries, Miss Bentley’s hospitalization, and a Kansas social gathering at the Alpha Chi house with programs led by Edgar Leach.
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Bernice Gorsuch
Alpha Chi Shewie
Ben S.paulen
Forrest M. Hartley
Kansit Uoon
J. Bb. Hoss
Trinity
Bobby Trotter
el Clark
Jiffius Smith
Larned
Mescya I Shepherd
Sach
Ehnabyth
Isabelle Filiott
Atchison
Alpha Chi
C.K
Atti
T. A
Edgar Leach
Kansas Ie. Tahin
Welter Damrvé
Géover
Dames Giscard Snyder
T. B. Trotter
Baldwin
Otter
Ile
Hint
Lee
Ender Trotter
Topeka
Trotter
Shensyean
Tmany Nes
Wesimir
Lewes Rontimer
Will
Lullaze
Emella BR -Pattan
Sutimodrd
Dean Bentley
Alothud
Bentley
Lierence Bennetts
H. K. Ebright
Health Week spreads health lessons in Palestine
Jerusalem reports Health Week introduced by American Zionist group. Lectures in schools, synagogues, and churches used slides and motion pictures to teach health. Leaflets and Hebrew and Ava press articles broadened reach across towns and Arab villages. Dr Simon Tannenbaum led Hadassah efforts with Zionist support.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Hebrew
Ava
Eurlic
Simon Tannenbulum
New York
Paléstine
Hadassah Medical Organization
Women's Zionists of
Aner 'Ie
Health Weekly
Market News Swing Uric Dourdvanes in Liverpord
Market notes indicate opening prices for corn and wheat showed selling pressure while corn modestly firm. Barlex revamps and other grains faced nervous trading. futures edged higher for some contracts, with limited gains amid mixed demand and weather factors.
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Liverpord
Livestock Market Report Mixed Cattle Steers Lean Lower
Kansas City and national cattle and hog markets show mixed movement. Yearlings slightly lower, beef steers steady to down, heifers weaker, calves steady, packers slow but bids firm into mid teens for best weight hogs. Lambs and sheep uneven but generally steady with tops around 18.00.
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Pward
Ra Ags
Tully I
Kansas City
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ais
Markets Mixed as Wheat and Hard Red Prices Edges Shift
The Day in Wall Street notes mixed movements with grains and hard red wheat showing small gains and declines. Trade reports list various bid levels for No 2 dark hard, No 8 white, and No 2 red da wheat with minor changes. Milo maize price listed at 2.12. News reflects modest volatility amid thin activity and several price quotes in the grain futures arena.
Annual Meeting Held by Plymouth Congregational Church
The adjourned annual meeting was held at the estatch after a church supper. Reports from officers and organizations were read. The church clerk noted a net gain of four members. The church school averaged 228 attendees over five years inclusive of 1928. The Women’s Calendar reported earnings of 2415.12. Rev. R A Fusdely read items from his log book detailing services and the goal to grow the church and attract members.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Spencer
Church
Women’s Organization
Edward Spencer
the Missionary Society
N ‘Gyneth’ Stugard
Bed School Society
R. A. Fusdely
Deaths and Funerals General S Kildeen
Fragmentary death notice for General S Kildeen with scattered lines about services, locations, and ages. The readable text mentions a burial context, Chula gate, and references to Kansas City and related phrases, but essential details are garbled. The readable bits suggest a funeral notice with general obituary style.
Proletarian Wandering Theater as Communist Propaganda
Berlin reports that the Proletarian Wandering Theater uses a fourteen-scene review to reflect workers’ hopes and hatreds. Two figures, the Class Struggle and the Bourgeois, provide commentary as a jury delivers political lines disguised as drama.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Jean
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Relieve Bad Breath Naturally
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that purifies the blood and clears the system. It claims the tablets act without griping and offer relief from foul breath, noting a seventeen year practice behind the formula and advising one or two tablets nightly for a week. The product is described as a purely vegetable compound with olive oil and a distinct olive color, priced at 30 cents.
German heir refuses fortune rather than become Englishman
Berlin reports say Dr. Max Waechter, heir to Sir Max Wadchett, will not accept his 1.15 million dollar inheritance on a condition that he become an Englishman. The decision sparks national debate as Waechter emphasizes staying German over wealth abroad.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Max Waechter
Germany
Max Wadchett
German cousin refuses naturalization in British bequest dispute
The discussion centers on Sir Max Waechter who died in London at 81 leaving a vast fortune and backing a Pan European movement. His German nephew insists he remains German though the estate notes he became a naturalized Englishman years ago. A lavish carriage claim is also noted in the record.
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Dr. Waechett
England
Germany
Max Waechter
Stettin
London
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