Reverence a Sign of Wisdom and Public Life Notes
The World Journal-World column reflects on Job 28:25 while reporting on ongoing legislative debates over cigarette laws mince pie politics and a Fort Worth pastor Norris trial highlighting witness accounts. It notes US relations with Nicaragua and Mexico toward arbitration and pacific talk amid critics’ war talk and Coolidge-era tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Tp. m
Norris
Fort ‘Worth
Ipastor
Texas
United States
Nicaragua
Mexico
Coolidge
The Village Life: Ottawa Herald Muses on Hick Town Labels
A Lawrence man notes Ottawa’s small town image contrasts with bigger cities. The piece touches on San Francisco homegirl thefts to avoid starving, pigeons killed by a hawk, New York excitement, Detroit industry notes, Kansas City monument debates, and ends with a consolation of plenty of company.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa’ S
Grandma Doe
Jones
San Francisco
Newl York
Detroit
Arguin
Kansas
Soldier Boys
Hick
Record of Pardons Marks Alberta Tex Senate Review
A Texas legislative committee released a report on Governor Miriam Fet Buson issuing pardons during her two year term. The grand total reaches 3 595, implying almost five pardons per day while in office. The committee decries what it calls a record of disregard for law and public safety and criticizes forfeiture of justice by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Legislative Committee
Miriam Fet- Buson
Ferguson
Fragmentary OCR note on roads and watchfulness
A garbled historical fragment mentions earnest desire and enmity, preparations and roads, a herd, rats, and watchfulness. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond generic nouns and fragments.
Old Home Town notes and social movements loom
Sane attraction signals a busy scene as locals recall numbers of people paid and plans unfold. Rudolph Sommers junior, farmer, and J louse andl Co members prep for four weeks eastward. Capt Thomas Moore of Gen Crook’s staff and Mrs Gaston visit Kansas City to pursue business. Young Folks Dancing Club ends season with a Friday ball. Hon E D Coffin of Leroy visits brothers Haland and D Coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Sommers
Louse Andl
Dick O'Connell
OK. Py Land Department
Salina
Camel
Thomas
Moore
Gen. Crook
Twenty Five Years Ago Notable Illnesses and Notices
Twenty five years ago Gen P Ware, seriously ill, and Prof L I Blake, also seriously ill, were detained from the University this week. George Glass, with appendicitis, is worse today and faces possible operation. Otto Fischer is in Chicago for business, missed the week. John Clarke and Miss Gertie Williams were married by the probate judge Leon Flint of Manhattan. Leon Flint leaves for his mother’s illness. Prof and Mrs WeGreen plan a dance party at their home Thursday for Miss Frederica Buliene of Denver. Miss Nelle Mortis to host her organized whist club with a yet unnamed guest list. Misses Freda and Lydia Johnson and Miss Helen Becker entertained twenty friends with games and prizes at their Vermont Street home. Centenary of Gen Stephen Ve Benet’s birth noted. Clem L. congratulated on 69th birthday. Joshua W Alexander marks 75th birthday. Ten years after Wilson’s peace without victory address. United States Junior Chamber of Commerce directors gather in Louis for annual assembly. United States Congress adjourns. seven Peters from New Jersey Senate.
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P. Ware
L. I. Blake
George Glass
Wweek
Otto Fischer
Chicago
John Clarke
Gertie Williams
Leon Flint
Manhattan
WeGreen
Pata
Frederica Buliene
Denver
Nelle Mortis
Freda
Lydia
Johnson
Helen
Becker
Trenty
Vermont Street
Ames
Pr ‘Izes
Stephen Ve Benet
Clem L
Nimo Corot
Joshua W Alexander
Commerce
Wilson “Admi Yelceles
Woodrow Wilson
United States Senate
Fot KV
Board of ‘Directors of the
United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Louis
Napo
Tongage
Peters United
neSey Senate
Local politics report on a new mayoral election
In the day’s news, Togar and Hale public figures emerge as service members. Capes in the win tally, politics dominated the scene as a new mayor is elected, signaling shift in governance.
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Togar
Hale
Capes
Wient
Taker al
Local Eudora Notes on Visits and Socials
A jumble of social updates from Eudora covers visits by Miss Cleo Hoffman Rev Theo Hauck and others, Kansas City convention attendance, birthday dinners for Lester Reber, and family gatherings. Mentions of Ozannual Western Retail Implement hardware show, ongoing health updates for Rev Knepp and others, plus church and parish activities and a Kansas University event.
Crowder Area Social Notes and Visitors
Crowder and nearby households report a busy weekend with guests and family. Mr Taylor of Topeka and Mr Rothwell’s guests from Lecompton shared Monday visits. Lifton and Cummings families hosted friends. Clayton and Harlin Armstrong families were seen in town. county superintendent J Lane visited Crow.
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oMra ‘Allen
Rabeery Baer
Clayton
Si Corners
Aue
Harlin Armstrong
Gortill
Glenn
Howard Stannwix
Organ Recitals And Concerts Across Cities
A fragmented listing shows organ recitals and concert programs in multiple cities including Jacksonville, Lansing, Lincoln, Milwaukee, St Paul, Montreal, Philadelphia, and Washington. It mentions dance music programs, orchestral concerts, and noted performers like Leonard Leigh, with varying schedule details and prices.
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iShool’s of
Smnistee
Cksonville
A36
Stork
Ferson
CATY
Lansing
WIOD
Miami
Beach
Milwaukee
Symphony Orchestra
Paul
Hauke
Idner
Gram
WEAF
Rchestral
Leonard
Leigh
Montreal
Keatrles
Fragmented Old Radio Program Schedule Summary
Compiled by United Press, a dense list of radio programs and orchestras across cities including Ames Iowa Calgary and Chicago. Mentions include dance orchestras, musical programs, string quartets, theatre and rights notes, with various station identifiers and times scattered throughout.
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Ames
Iowa
Teautt'a
WPG
Atlantic
Hazelton” Hy
Samo
WBAL
WICC
Bridgeport
WGR
Buffalo
Armobruster
WEAF
Carpenter's
Orchestra
CFAC
CNRC
Calgary
CNR
Chicago
Incinnati
Gibson
Ford
Glenn
Cleveland
Jade Oe
Len
Beattie Collins and Lawrence Feature in Saturday Broadcast
Fragmentary OCR notes show Beattie, Collins and Lawrence associated with a Saturday air date featuring Robert and Marshal Gor Barker and Howard Reell. The incomplete item suggests a radio or TV broadcast with multiple personalities.
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Lemn
Howard Reell
Robert
Marshal ‘Gor
Barker
Beattie
Collins
Lawrence
Evise
Villa Eden Charleston area social notes amid snow
The record lists residents and visitors in a local community, noting Miss Gena Tordellen returning home, Mr Charles Douglas and Ruth Pettengill, and several callers including Mrs Grate Crabb and Mrs White. It mentions a snowstorm keeping children at school and mentions Lawrence and Okla connections among residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Douglas
Gena Tordellen
Tuesda
Torneden
Fred
Ian
Adisons
John Manley
Fy Okla Espent Yi
Charles
Hellenbeck
Ter
Grace
Grabb
Fami
Jere Grabb
Fragmentary note on a woman’s return home to Germany
Incomplete OCR text references a woman returning to Germany years after a prior event or departure from a home location in Germany. The fragment hints at a personal journey but lacks clear names, dates, or places to specify who, where, or when.
Prince of Troy Siege and New Land Dreams in Darkness
A fragmented passage reviews a new historical novel linked to Troy and Achilles myths. It references a prince figure, travel, capture and sale, and a vision of founding a new land. The text mentions Europe, the West coast, a spring release, and public duty to sustain the work. Names Gleed and Oppenheim appear amid literary critique.
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Eudora
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Cleo ‘Hoffman
Theo
Hauck Pauls
Fay Lepper
Severa
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Emma ”Schneider
Lester
Rébers
Lester Reber
W. A. Fuller
Kansas City
Henry
Sj Allen Faust
Kani
Benj Faust
Amos
House
Henry Evans
S.A. Innermania
Skidmore
Norman“Strachan
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Vi Garr
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Kansas “University
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Frances Hadi
Carl Kurtz
Alter ‘Society of the Holy Family
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Batenip, Kans
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Mae
William Mertz
N.it.l
Brutus
Fuller
Pie Methodist Church
Washington, Kan
Knépp
Knepp
Methodist Church
Jean
J Lane
Crownesday
Ayers
Brckett
Rose
Lins
ApEyood
Hiladelphia
Staley Trios
Washington
United Press
VILLA
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Ruth Pettengill
Joh Hughey
Yan
Ermany
India
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Douglas County
Journal- World
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Troy
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