Earses Day Reunion Accounts and Oddities
Fragmentary items describe an Earses Day reunion with references to celebrations in major cities, speakers, and social societies. The text blends scattered notes on New Year observances with promotional mentions of patent remedies and retail cures, including Lipid Cream Balm and Kennedy’s Medicine.
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Lah
New York
Washington
Chi
Denver
Colorado
Saint
Waelingsten
Chicago
Caburn
Gene
Tueblo
Strom Society
Los Angeles
Nansiens
California
Hangry
Lome
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted Ad In Journal
Government posts offer Railway Mail Clerks from 800 to 1200 dollars yearly and other positions paying up to 2500. Help wanted notices call for local applicants in city or country, seeking reliable workers for customs and other departments. Seekers urged to respond to the newspaper want ad for employment.
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Sam
City Milk Ordinance urged by State Sanitary Inspector
Sanitary Milk Inspector J H Mercer urged the Lawrence city council to pass a pure milk ordinance. He said the state would act if the city failed and emphasized the university drawing students, stressing the vital statewide interest in clean milk. Mercer hoped the council would protect residents by adopting rules governing the milk supply.
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Mercer
Sanitary Live
J. H. Mercer
Journal
Lawrence
Regulate the kidneys with Pape's Dinrette remedy
A vintage advertisement claims two 50-cent doses of Pape's Dinrette restore out of order kidneys and relieve bladder and urinary symptoms. It markets Pape Thompson Lape of Cincinnati as a reliable medicine company and cites home cures for piles and skin issues with Bucklen's Arnica Salve as testimonials.
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Pape
Gladden
Pape, Thompson & Lape
Cincinnati
Second District Greelory Club Circles Report
The club notes in Leavenworth and Topeka district circles with officers, social events, and progress reports. Mrs Netéstune leads the Wichita care with plans for the State Day. Grace Whiting of Topeka chairs the program, local tree planting and road work are listed, and upcoming meetings and banquets are announced.
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Greelory
Lune Pres
C. Gudlarl
Leavenworth
Tur
Nes
G. W. Tendrick
Georgia
Notestine
Dlawatha
Wichita
Netéstune
Elu
Diay Messhudilard
Raneus
Topeka
Grace Whiting
LB. Aster
Memher Press Committee
Lawrence Reading Club Meeting Reports on Kansas Literature
The Lawrence Reading Club gathered with Mrs Tidh and ten members, discussing Kansas literature and historical topics. A guest report extolled Root Juice testimonials, health cures, and local ads followed, with notices of upcoming meetings and speakers.
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Lawrence Reading Club
Mra Tidh
Spa Ings
Spray
Phillip IV
Ivan
Chirag
Carrith
Kansas
Frederick Mac Monnies and Calderon Discussed at Club
The Cowies club explored Frederick Mac Monnies and his statues with Mrs Cowles narrating the artist’s influence on Saint Gaudens and a lively Q&A. Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Hertz, and Miss Bulle Kennedy shared reports and refreshments followed by plans to meet next week at 1133 Tenn. St. Topics also covered Calderon, Storatie Gremonrgh, and the life works of Calderon with slides, while the Ladies Literary League reviewed Read Yourself in His Place and discussed moral themes and English arts education.
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AV O D. Weaver
Johnston
Calderon
Frank March
McCrory
Sieh Sulie Ure
Olin
Mitchell
Mas
Weaver
M ' Stun
Tudy
Friends In Council
Haskell
Maskell
Ladies Literary League
Oltex
Wis Hestes
Tegae
Corp
Tnn
Olin Bell
Polk
Olney
Mrs. Daxter
Mas. Breil
Merry
Ivera
United Suites
Gavio
Misleading Advertising Sparks Caution in Public
A critique warns against trusting bold ads for worthless goods and highlights how strong promotion can mislead buyers. The piece cites exaggerated claims around a so called Cathartie sale and urges skepticism toward advertised marvels amid generic promises. A local studio opens with Mrs Tideow announcing Christmas orders and studio hours tomorrow afternoon.
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Ray
Old Franklin Cold Weather Hinders Travel and Social Gatherings
The community notes continued cold icy roads making travel difficult. Leslie Stith held a sale drawing a large crowd to raise funds for the Sunmdits after expenses. proceeds were 18.0? The event included farewell moments, a Woodman pin presented, and plans for future gatherings. Sunday school continues each week at Franklin, with all welcome.
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Old Franklin
Leslie Stith
Tinradaw
Jay Seniol
van Soare
Oak Hill
Rose Stahl Stars in The Chorus Lady at Willis Wood
Rose Stahl opens a week at Willis Wood in James Forbes comedy The Chorus Lady. Henry J. Harris credits the show as an international success with Stahl’s fourth season, while the London run and vaudeville acclaim boost its standing. The cast returns, including Lucas, Leigh, Shines, Goodwin, Faulington, and Lane.
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Rose Stahl
James Forbes
Willis Wood
Kansas City
Manner Henry J. Harris
Miss Stahl
Bysleway
Vareville Theatre
Lomlon
Vaudeville Theatre
Ovacians
London
Wu Qirane
Puck
Meyyval
O’brien
Wisden
Miss Stabl
Wilfred Lucas
Alice Leigh
Giles Shines
Isabele Goodwin
Walter Fautington
Claire Lane
Brisk Blizzard Claims Life and Cough Remedy Ad
An advertisement fragment cites a harsh winter storm causing harm and urges relief with King’s New Die and other remedies. It mentions Dunn of Pine Valley and a barber shop offering cures for coughs colds whooping cough bronchitis and asthma priced at 500 dollars and up, claiming guarantee.
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Windasrippe
Pine Valley
Barber & Son
Barber & Son Seeks Remedy for Financial Shortfall
An unclear notice references the firm Barber & Son pursuing a remedy due to money shortage. It mentions an application and a sense of remedy, but concrete details are obscured, leaving the outcome and actions tentative and undefined.
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Barber & Son
Making Life Saver Health Tonic Mirthful Ad
An old advertisement touts Ye Ning New Life Pills for constipation dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney issues and bowel disorders. Priced at 25 cents, sold by O P Barber & Son with claims of easy use and health benefits for adults and children alike.
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O. P. Barber & Sez
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America
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Columnuus
M. Summers
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Silar City
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Paris
Secent Disteiel
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Georges Elliot
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A. A. Donovan
Bell
Mass
Albert Noller
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Ganken
Jet Iistorie
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Mrs. Wank
Mrs. Giriffin
Edward Bok
Ladies Home Journal
Ay S
Lilliam M. ‘Tideow
Beery
Tideow
Christmaas
Toleys
Bright
0. P. Barber & Bon
Cenuine Castoria
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EA Wasalt
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Prank Moeterhoffer Wim
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Ulett Cmeery
Thos
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Pevederareres
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Hunter Brow
Union Pacific
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Blassachusetts St. Lawrence
Kans
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Union Pacific R. RB. Co
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