Haiti under U S rule prospers under occupation
Port au Prince Haiti Jan 16 Associated PressThe gains of nine years of American occupation are praised as stabilizing Haiti and safeguarding property and lives The report notes reduced national debt improved currency a modern budget system and a cash reserve plus widespread hospitals clinics and medical staff It highlights roads bridges telegraphs lighthouses and buoyed navigation Also mentions a faculty recital by Miss Fannie May Ross and Miss Irene Peabody at Fraser chapel open to the public with no admission charge
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Haiti
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Republic
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Fannie May Ross
Irene Peaboidy
Fraser Chapel
Thief of Bagdad to Be Shown With Fine Effects
Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Thief of Bagdad a glorious fantasy of the Arabian Nights. The Bowersock will present the picture with atmospheric effects a symphony orchestra and Arabian musicians. Modern motion picture tech includes high-tension lamps and silk rubber screen for clearer illumination.
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Fairbanks
Bagdad
Thief of Bagdad
Edison
Resolution for Paris reparations copy to Senate introduced
Senator Johnson of California introduced a resolution requesting Secretary Hughes provide the Senate with a copy of the Paris reparations agreement. The move aims to secure full Senate access to the terms and ensure informed consideration of the accord.
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Hughes
Senate
Johnson
California
Why Roberts Quit The Stage To Play In Motion Pictures
Theodore Roberts, a pioneer at the Lasky studio, explains leaving the stage ten years ago for motion pictures. He prefers a stable home life, roses to railroad tickets, and a routine life at the studio. He returns to the screen in William de Mille's production Locked Doors at the Varsity next Monday and Tuesday.
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Lasky Studio
William de Mille
the Varsity
Anil
Gloves and the modern smart dress in 1925
A 1925 essay extols gloves as essential fashion, urging men and women to cover hands, wear appropriate gloves for every occasion from business to sports, and keep gloves neatly stored. It contrasts ruggedness with refined appearance and cites various glove types and materials.
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Public work veteran celebrated in records and agency moves
A veteran with fifty years of public service is noted. Roberts teams with Bet ty Compson Kathryn Williams Theodore von Eltz and Robert Ede for a co feature. The Green Brothers Hardware secures Aspinwall-Watson agency for Planters in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. shipments start within a week. The arrangement makes Lawrence a distribution hub for the three states. Clearing House banks show a reserve gain of 95.8 million over last week as the week ends.
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Betty, Compson
Kathryn “" Williams
Theodore von Eltz
Robert Ede
Green Brothers Hardware Company
Aspinwall-Watson Implement Company
Holton
Maine
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Aspinwall
W. R. Green
Aood
Lawrence
Clearing House
New York
Aspirin Gargle For Tonsillitis Advised Use
An old health note recommends dissolving two Bayer Aspirin tablets in four tablespoons of water to gargle the throat for tonsillitis. Use only genuine Bayer Tablets marked with the Bayer Cross, sold in twelve tablet boxes for a few cents, repeating the dose in two hours if necessary.
Midland Grange Installs Officers for New Year
About forty Midland Grange members attended the installation at Midland C PO hall. Officers installed include Master E L C Bussing, Overseer John Nottingham, Secretary Nettie Spray, Treasurer Clara Husted, Chaplain Mrs H Bibest, and others. Nottingham chosen installation officer. meeting followed. Nearby notes mention Sooner coach Don White’s team opening 1925 with an 82 30 win over Oklahoma Sooners, and a debate upcoming at Paola High School. Warnick improves after illness.
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Charles Spray
Chester Toms
H. Bibest
Clara Husated
Nettie Spray
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Walter Love
Ceres
Josephine Shaw
Pomona
Bernice Weibel
Flora
Arvilla Bruckmiller
Kate Toms
John Nottingham
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Rheumatic Advice on Salts and Kidney Action
An advertisement advises rheumatic sufferers to stay off damp ground and keep feet dry, avoid sweets, drink water, and take rad Salts to reduce uric acids. It explains toxins pool in the blood, kidneys filter them, and skin aids elimination, proposing four ounces of rad Salts daily for a week to neutralize acidity and aid detoxification.
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Asseri
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