Increasing Interest in Election of Kansas Day Club President
Kansas Day Club attracts statewide interest in choosing a president with a January 29 program at First Methodist Church and a musical historical pageant at the high school auditorium. Morning program includes an original historical story by Mrs. J. K. Hudson and a 1 pm luncheon led by Mrs. William A. Riley. Club officers from across Kansas are listed, with many district vice presidents and officials from Topeka, Pratt, Iola, Lawrence, and Abilene among them. The Kansas Council of Women meets January 28, and many prominent women are expected to attend.
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Womer
Kansas
Shelton
Todad White
Morgan
Hutchinson
Ars
Charles H. Brooks
Wichita
J. K. Hudson
William A. Riley
JF. Jarrell
Topeka
Genera B. White
Pratt
Sherman Medill
Leavenworth
Ide K. Bailey
Lawrence
Minnie True
Pittsburg
B. L. Cress
Council Grove
Daisy Johntz
Abilene
Jonathan B. Carter
Wilson
Mae C. Pat
Ernest Lindley on Oxford life a pleasant place to live
Ernest K. Lindley spoke to Lawrence federated clubs about Oxford University. He described six months of study to allow work, the living arrangements, library resources, and daily routines from breakfast to dinner at Pembroke College.
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Ernest Lindley
Oxford University
Ernest K. Lindley
Lawrence
Oxford
Mr. Lindley
Mie
Lindley
University
Pembroke College
Samuel Johnabnard
Francis Beaumont
Fembroke College
Camden
Anden-U
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Princess dress and Oxford notes on tutoring and writing
An item describes a new two piece princess dress with a straight uninterrupted line from shoulder to hem and a secret waist concealment. It also discusses Oxford University tutoring, coed enrollment, and long exam formats under Mr. Lindley’s view on American students' handwriting and preparation.
Fine Arts Student Composes Music for Catchy New Song
A sophomore Miss Helen Marcell from the school of fine arts wrote the words with Miss Peggy Hedges of Kansas City for a new song titled Daddy Swiped Our First Close. The piece, performed by the Girls' Glee Club on Radio Night, is now on sale.
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Girls’ Glee Club
Miss Marcell
Top and Toe Draw Attention to Costume Fashion Trends
The article discusses a shift to tailored suits and simple hats, minimizing faces and chiffons. It notes cloche styles fading for brimless hats, and highlights a Kansas piece on fashion and literature, urging readers to recall a historic gloom era and feel pride in their state.
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Palm Beach
Mrs Harding Waffles Recipe Reprinted for Lovers of Waffles
The notice presents Mrs. Harding's waffles recipe shared by Miss Bessie Scheer of Richland Route 17. It also includes a Rice Waffles recipe from Mrs W W Burnett of 929 Missouri Street with instructions on ingredients quantities mixing beat separate eggs and serving with maple syrup.
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M Harding
Bessie Scheer
Bessie. Scheer
Route 17
Richland
Airs
W. Burnett
Missouri Street
Florence Kepple Visits Baldwin Friends and Baker News
Florence Kepple of Emporia, a former Baldwin resident, visits Mrs. Frank F. Wolfe and Mrs. Alfred E. Leach. Miss Mamie Seelim, finishing her A.B. at Baker, is elected as teacher at LaMoyne Institute in Memphis and will depart for south work after a brief visit home. Plus updates on faculty, alumni, illness, travels, and local civic plans in Baldwin and nearby towns.
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Irs
Florence Kepple
Emporia
Baldwin
Frank F. Wolfe
Alfred E. Leach
Mamie Seelim
Baker
LaMoyne Institute
Memphis
Tenn
Moundville
Clarence Ts. Holeolme
D. ©. Allison
Chicago
Dorothy Harrison
Louise D. Wyatt
Pittsburg
Thomas A. Evans
Oswego
Cherryvale
Kansas
Myrtie McGuire
Neodesha
Genevieve Haskin
Lenexa
Harley Haskin
Scarletina
Phi Mu
Haskin
Alexander B. Broner
Pittsburgh
Penn
Bruner
S. A. Deel
H. K. Ebright
Lois Dean
Siloam Springs
Ark
Ed Kreisinger
Big Hill
Back in School After Sickness and Holiday Tales
A Lincoln Tribune page section records students returning after illnesses and sharing holiday experiences. It lists names such as Aileen Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Lincoln Johnson and Jesse Barnes, plus classroom notes on reading tests, arithmetic progress, and many short student entries about pets, hunting trips, dolls, and daily school activities.
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Jamita Nelson
Willard Cushingberry
Jesse Barnes
Aileen Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Charles Moore
Lincoln Johnson
William Newman
William Coker
Topeka
Kansas
Alice Hultz
Verdilla Letcher
Ellen Robinson
Charles Walker
Sidney White
Kansas City
Lee Harding
Amos Thopp
George Rustion
William Perry
Cleaning stains from fabrics and gilt with home methods
Practical tips from Designer Magazine include removing cocoa stains with cold water, correcting fingerprint marks on patent leather with cold milk, and polishing dry. Additional guidance covers cleaning salt from milk strainers, gilt care with dust removal and onion water wash, chlorinated solvent use for serge stains, vase care with vinegar and tea, and wallpaper stain removal with paste of water and pipe clay left overnight.
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Decemen
Household Discoveries Add One Teaspoonful Epson Salts
A daily homemaking tip suggests adding one teaspoonful of Epson salts to a bucket of water used to rinse colored fabrics to prevent fading. It also notes Silver polish using a nail buffer after powder dries and recommends wiping electro light bulbs with a damp cloth weekly to maintain efficient lighting.
Kansas Day reading picks and library notes
Library notes promote Kansas Day materials with a focus on Kansas history poetry and literature. Readers can borrow works by Esther Clark Hill Willard Wattles Hattie Horner Carruth N G Burke S W Eldridge and Carl Becker. The note highlights reserve shelves biographies and state historical society publications for reference and home reading.
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Kansas
Esther Clark
Hill
Wildard Wattles
Hattie Horner
H. W. Carruth
N. G. Burke
Matrimony Jokes and City Car Collision Report
A lighthearted exchange about married life ends with a joke as two partners recall the cost of the first year of marriage. Separately, a Cadillac and a Ford collide on Massachusetts Street, bending a fender and a running board with injuries not described.
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Lawrence
Trousseau
Cadillac
Ford
Wolf
Ian
Fred Geis
Massachusetts Street
Traffic violators fined in police court this morning
Dozens were charged with traffic ordinance violations and fines totaling 379 were collected by Judge Stewart. Fourteen defendants were discharged with smiles after hearing warnings about driving after dark with a single headlight. Names and small fines appear, including Mrs. Fred Gies eight dollars and others for speeding, driving without a muffler, or jay driving, reflecting a mixture of warnings and penalties.
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Stewart
Fred Gies
Fay Drivng
W. A. Kilgore
L. J. Cambern
George Kirby
Otto Barton
William Jackson
Jay
D.J. Smith
Ray Wright
ROTC Camps Set At Fort Snelling And Port Monroe
The engineering basic coast artillery units of the ROTC will be stationed at Fort Snelling Minnesota and Port Monroe Virginia next summer. University ROTC Major Mene announced the plan. Local ROTC members assigned to camps will serve during a summer encampment from about June 15 to July 26.
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R. 0. TC
Fort Snelling
Minn
Port Monroe
Mene
University
T. C
Spanish War Veterans to Meet in Havana in 1924
President ayes invites members of the Spanish War Veterans of the United States to hold their 1924 convention in Havana in conjunction with the Cuban Veterans of that war. The invitation was made public today.
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Havana
United States
Ayes
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