Mothers Friend Promises Eased Pregnancy Discomfort
An advertisement for a prenatal remedy touts Mothers Friend as a preparation for childbirth. It claims the product relaxes muscles easing abdominal pain and nerves during the period, shortening the crisis and reducing pain when used nightly and every morning. It cites The Regulator Company in Atlanta Georgia as the provider.
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Ayiite
Regulator Company
Dept. E. Lemer
Aliant
Georgia
Fener Ee Wren Trons
Society and club notices fill January happenings
The Society Mentor Club met January 4 at Mrs. Hoskins home with twelve members. No Name Club met January 14 with Mrs. Sadie Bates and planned to meet January 28. Numerous socials, readings, and Cross work were noted along with a birthday surprise for Thelma Shafer. Other items include quilting bees, dances, church events, and teacher meetings in Topeka and Kansas City.
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Mentor Club
No Name Club
Sadie Bates
Local Notes and Ads From Topeka Area and Baldwin Visits
Miss Susan Friend visits Topeka Association. M H Read attends Teachers' Meeting in Topeka this morning. Pineapple ice at Wiedemann's. C H Ziesenis trips to Eudora this morning. Journal-World want ad connects buyers and sellers. William Reinish lingers in Eastman camera shop. Mrs Charles Johnson visits Baldwin with daughter Mrs Gale. Public dance Friday at Armory Hall 9th and Rhode Island. Miss Nelle Foster returns home to Topeka from Ada Levi visit. Elkay's Syrup sold at McCulloch's Drug Store for coughs and colds.
Ober Returns from Kansas City With Grand Jury Role
H B Ober has returned from Kansas City where he serves as a member of the Federal Grand Jury. Miss Muriel Strong, Miss Ruth Strong, and Mr Donald Welty went to Kansas City this afternoon to see Hitchy Koo tonight.
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H. J. Rublee
Carl Graeber
Kansas City
Martha Banker
Paige Wagner
Helen Mason
H. B. Ober
Federal Grand Jury
Muriel
Ruth Strong
Donald R. Welty
Hitchy Koo
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INOVA
Bray Pictograph
Bowersock
Charles Ray
Pathe News No
Otto Fischer
Women's Tweed Union
Enion
Perrin
Warner
Pictorial Review
Marke
Ep Ped Pi Payite
Wweluabe
Pal
Armenian Relief Fund
Thelma Shafer
Hazel Farringer
Emery Farringer
Elsie Hopper Louise Bryant
Francis Cook
Ednah Schaake
Leona Marsh
Bernice Rutherford
Fay Husted
Verna Belle Bryant
Madge Garrett
Wilder Connelly
Cortney Crim
John Endicott
Clifford Beal
Ralph Wolfson
Phillip Ernest
Robert
James Steven
C. R. Andrews
Will Newman
C. B. Strong
M. H.wright
W. T. Quinlin
J. Q. Holloway
Paul K. Peterson
Co. B. Sith
Camp Humphreys, Va
E. G. Vernon
Frank Godding
Camp Funston
Chi Omega
F. A. Uvhall
L. Haley
Christian
Christian Endeavor
The
First Christian Church
Margaret Cox
Louisiana
W. E. Spaulding
Nannie Mackie
Ruth McHenry
Eva’ Pasewark
Rhodesland Street
Miss Grace Vernon
Katherine Weatherby
Ruth, Hungeford
Dorothy Pipes
Pretoria Smith
Alice Sherbon
Elizabeth Sherbon
Joyge
Bleck
Grace Vernon
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
JR €. Morrow
Kan- 88S City
James Bradshaw
Quincy
Parent-Teachers’ Association
C. J. Eriksen
Morgan
Capt. Jones
H. B. Brown
Miles Gates
Rosedale
Kansas
Lawrence
Gear Stedder
Derrington
Washington
Army
G. Nelson
Detroit
Topeka
Samuel S. Weatherby
Marcia Carter
California
Spot
Cash Grocery
Albert Cruzan
Baldwin
Margaret Walker
Neva Cromb
Hinda Ethridge
J. Frank Jones
Junius Underwood
William Schulz
Charles Tucker
W. FE. Hazen
C. E. Wilderson
Deerborn, ,Mo
Eva Russell
Old Clingman
Ed Martin
Edward Zinn
Mattie
West
Lecompton
E. T. Gallagher
J. W. Ince
Lescompton
C. E. Merwin
F. H. Olney
William Hutson
Dunmire
Sachs
Calumet
Rakine Vn
Pickwick
Ae Jar. Good
Ea Monarch
Hofar
Wei Cam
Weaver
Susan Friend
Teachers’ Association
M. H. Read
Wiedemann
C. H. Ziesenis
Eudora
Journal-World
Wandad
William Reinish
Eastman
Kodak
McCulloch’s
Mrs. Charles Johnson
Mrs. Gale. i
Armory Hall
9Th and
Rhode Island
Nelle Foster
Ada Levi
Tonekz
Elkay’s
McCulloch
Statty
Wiedemann’s
Naveed Eo Reny Bate Ferns
Massachusetts
Mass
Catherine Eddie
Kohler & Campbell
Bell's Music Store
Ottawa
Lawrence EH. S
Haskell Gymp
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