Evolution theory questioned by Dr Clark
Washington Jan 21 AP grave doubt is cast on Darwinian theory by Dr Austin H Clark biologist of the United States Nations Museum who argues life tends to produce certain forms and that major animal groups arose as distinct creations. He asserts no fossil proof for human descent from apes and that evolution may be largely incorrect.
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Washington
Austin H. Clark
United States
Dr. Clark
Clark
Native Sons and Daughters Reunion in Topeka
Native Sons and Daughters of Kensan set January 28 in Topeka at Hotel Jayhawk for their annual reunion and banquet honoring Kansas birthday. State politicians expected, with W Morgan of Hutchinson as speaker and entertainment by Kansas University musical groups.
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Jayhawk
Kansas
University of
Kansas Pioneers
Hard on Barley Crop Warns Farmers in Kansas
A partial AP report from Whaiten Kansas notes experts caution barley yields may be uneven. The article cites a college view on weather and soil impact and urges farmers to watch conditions before planning ahead of the spring season.
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Kansas
Thr
Five U S Navy men drown in Panama Canal collision
Five American navy personnel perished when an officer's gig from the U S Whitney collided with a barge in the Panama Canal. The drowned were Captain Ralph Griswold and Chief Pay Clerk Arthur S. Wrenn both from Washington, Coxswain Pred W. Sweinberg of West Orange, Seaman Herbert D. McDowell of Jacksonville, and Fireman Earl D. Tibbetts of Haverhill. Four others survived. Separate investigations were ordered by the canal officials and Rear Admiral Frank H. Clark.
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Panama
U. S. Whitney
Panama Canal Channel
Canerl
Frank H. Clark
Ralph Griswold
Ninth
Arthur S. Wrenn
Washington
W. Sweinbere J
West Orange
N. J
Herbert D. McDowell
Jacksonville
Fla
Earl D. Tibbetts
Haverhill
Mass
William J. Giles
Whitney
Walter C. Rowell
Albert Wi Gatewood
James P. Powers
Griswold
Giles
Mariner
Unsettled Days Likely Snow Probable East of State
Topeka, Jan. 21. Altho no severe cold in Kansas, early this week or rain more likely than next 24 hours, state meteorologist said. Weather bureau forecast unsettled weather with snow probable in extreme eastern portion Tuesday. Colder weather expected Tuesday in some areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Floya
Weather Bureau
Eudora Club Guests and Fire News Highlight Week
Mrs Pearl Rosenau hosted Iota Phi Phi club at her home with members naming favorite musicians and a paper on Victor Hubert. Plans were laid for January 25 club dinner at Lulu Lothholz home. A chimney fire at Howard Bernitz home required two calls. Minerva Rebekah lodge held a meeting then basket supper in honor of Bessie Kraus and Pearl Burton. Mrs Fred Moll visited Kansas City with her mother Imma Maul who shows slight improvement. Clarence Puller attended hardware dealers' convention in Kansas City. Eudora J O G O F No 42 installed new officers. After meeting members visited Smikes for refreshments.
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Pearl Rosenau
Iota’ Phi Phi
Victor Hubert
Lulu Lothholz
Evelyn Miller
Alma Gerstenberger
Lois Durr
Hattie Harris
Leon Durr
Ruby Miller
Lillian Fuler
Howard Bernitz
Secon
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Bessie Kraus
Argentine
Kan
Pearl Burton
Miltonvale
Fred Moll
Kansas City
Imma Maul
Bethany Hospital
Eudora J. O. GO. F. No. 42
I. D Harris
N. Fred Walker
George Ott, Jr
N. G
George Geystenber
Tanlac advertised for stomach trouble and relief
A vintage Tanlac ad promotes relief from stomach trouble headaches and dizziness. It claims improved digestion appetite and strength with a testimonial from Mrs Maud Jennings of Junction City Kansas noting a 42 pound gain after using Tanlac and promising a money back guarantee if no improvement.
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Taniac
Maud. Jennings
W. 14Th
Junction City
Kans
Tanlac
Debt Board Aid Thomas Nelson Perkins Named Alt For Paris Conference
Debt Board aide Thomas Nelson Perkins of Boston is slated to serve as alternate for Owen D Young at the approaching reparations conference in Paris. Lola of Reno Nevada visited Mr and Mrs Jet and relatives including Schippey last Saturday. The Altar Society elected officers with Mrs Margaret Lyndon as president and Mrs Frank Blachels as vice president. Mr and Mrs J D Burton left for Miltonvale for work. Miss Margaret Zillner of Kansas City visited her parents. Frances Zillner returned to Kansas City after a visit. Fred Schlegel Mrs John Miller ill with flu. Funeral services for Mrs Viola Harris wife of Nelson Harris.
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Thomas Nelson Perkins
Bostom
Owen D. Young
Paris
Lola
Reno
Nevada
Ic School
Margaret Lyndon
Frank
Blachels
Max Rothberge
William? Zimmerman
D. Burton
Miltonvale
Burton
Margaret Zillner
Kansas City
Spe. Zillner
Frances Zillner
Arents
Jack. Mertz
Lawrence
Eudora
Helen
Frank Sommers
Fred Schlegel
John ‘Miller
Angela’ Sommers
Bernice Stanley
Hesper
Alvin Westerhouse
Ellen Clark
Charles Harevey
George Lothholz
Creomulsion Promise and Use in Cough Treatment
Creomulsion soothes inflamed membranes and halts irritation while the creosote travels to the stomach and blood to attack germs and curb growth. It is claimed to be satisfactory for coughs from colds bronchitis and bronchial irritations and helps build the system after colds or flu with a money back guarantee if not relieved under directions.
Death notices and obituaries from Eudora area
Passed away at her home on Thursday morning services were held Saturday afternoon at the Baptist church with Rev. Mr. Cox of Topeka presiding Burial took place in Eudora cemetery Mr and Mrs Roy Daugherty and daughter Maxine of Baldwin visited their parents Mr and Mrs Bert Daugherty Ernest Gerstenberger 78 died at his home in Eudora on Wednesday morning He is survived by his wife and ten children including Godfrey Gerstenberger Kansas City Ernest Gerstenberger and Louis Gerstenberger of Byers
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Baptist Church
Mr. Cox
Topeka
Eudora
Roy Daugherty
Maxine
Baldwin
Bert Daugherty
Ernest Gerstenberger
Godfrey Gerstenberger
Kansas City
Louis, Gerstenberger
Byers
Hydration and Jad Salts for Kidney Comfort
A period advertisement advises heavy water intake and Jad Salts to flush kidneys and neutralize acids. It claims four ounces of Jad Salts daily can cleanse and stimulate resting kidneys, reduce bladder weakness, and prevent backache by maintaining urinary tract health.
Gerstenberger Family Rites Held in Eudora
Funeral services for the Gerstenberger family were announced with many relatives listed from Wyomig Kansas City and Eudora. The service will be at St. Paul Evangelical church Saturday at 2 pm with burial in Eudora cemetery.
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General Electric Company
Pan Avenue Baptist Church
East of State
Clarence Daugherty
Cham Williamson
Gosear Westertoute
Cil Kohler
Varden
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