Turpentine Steam Still Promised Patent Aid from Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture plans to seek a public patent for a steam operated turpentine and rosin still designed by J. O. Reed of the Bureau of Chemistry soils. The $60,000 device uses live steam and closed coil heat to distill gum with improved resin quality, higher yield, faster work, and reduced fuel costs. Rosin now outranks turpentine in value, authorities say.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
J. O. Reed
Federal ‘Bureau of Chemistry
France
Hoover pledged delegates movement blooms in New York
New York AP report says a campaign to elect delegates pledged to Herbert Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination began in New York. Richard W Lawrence of Printer's Ink leads in New York City with Meier Steinbrink directing upstate efforts. Lawrence noted Hoover's team briefed in Washington, while leaders insist they seek no insurgency against current state leadership. George Morris and Charles D. Hill stressed the movement aims at an uninstructed, unpledged slate and denies plans to seize party control.
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New York
APJ
Herbert Hoover
New York State
Richard W Lawrence
Bronx
S’ Ink
New York City
Meier Steinbrink
Upper
Lawrence
Frounder
Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Hoover
Washington
Hill
George K. Morris
Alate O
Charles D. Hill
Dhine
Kansas City
Morris
Disease From Rabbits Warns Public of Tularemia
Washington Jan 24 AP warning to public in Geneva against Tularemia or rabbit fever issued by Paul G Redington chief of the Biological Survey and approved by Public Health Service. Disease widely scattered across states except a few and 500 human cases with deaths. Rabbits act as reservoir. infection from handling rabbit meat is possible though thoroughly cooked meat is safe. Other items note missing Miss Frances Smith inquiry and a former Cornell athlete questioned.
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Washington
Geneva
Paul. G Redington
Biological Survey
Public Health Service
Wisconsin
New York
Delaware
Ihe
New England
Oman
MK Redington
Northampto
Frances St. Hn Smith
Smith Colidge
Cornell University
Smith College
Sol Thewan
Amherst College
Insame
Amherst
Head
Lindbergh First To Ride Submarine In Panama Canal Visit
Col Charles A Lindbergh joined Commander Ward Wortman for a 40 minute undersea trip in a submarine at Coco Solo near Panama. The craft dived to 180 feet in Limón Bay then surfaced to cruise with Lindbergh on deck amid crowds of visitors and photographers.
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Lindbergh
Wortman
Hey
Panamans
Weather Notes From East Topeka Cold Snap With Clearing Skies
An East Topeka weather report notes light snow flurries and a southwest wind driving temperatures to multi day lows. Skies expected to clear with slightly colder conditions in the east tonight and rising temps tomorrow. towns across Kansas report subfreezing readings, with Goodland at 12 and Kansas City at 23. An Automobile Dealers meeting in Lawrence covered routine business at the Chamber of Commerce session.
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Topeka
Dodge City
Wieh+ dita
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Coffeyville
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Concordia
Wichita
Tobeka
Isa
Automobile-Dealers of
Law
Rence
Chamberf Commieres
Aya
Eudora club hosts annual guest afternoon
An annual guest afternoon of the Nineteen Hundred club was held at Mrs. J. D. Adams home in Eudora on Friday January 20. Teachers and their wives attended with each member inviting a guest. Highlights included a vocal solo by Gladys Jones from Kansas University, a talk by Florence Snow of Lawrence on art, and a Snow- synopsis of The King's Henchman.
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J. D. Adams
Eudora
Rose Lajvson
Kathryn
Gladys Jones
Kansas University
Elizabeth Fuller
Florence Snow
Lawrence
Kangas
Snow
Velma Manth
A Snow
Florence i Snow
Zook
F. Djcoe Robinson
Elm
Fred At
Cly
Henry Owen
Kansas City
Charles Brown
Will Mertz
James McCabrin
Herbert Lindon
Nell, Lothholz
Ida Trefz
Lewise’ Lawson
Clarice Miller
Margaret Westerhouse
Delta Durr
Viola Sheldon
Henrietta, Harris
Elsa, Hauck
Molly Hollar
Rose Lawson
Mary Johnson
Pauline. Cory
Mary Moody
Rose Starr
May Adams
Boone
Ais Jane Smith
Schubert’ Theater
Margaret
Lyndon
J. Fuller
Henry ‘Owen
J. Lawson
M. H. Cox
Simmons Hospital
Howard Ph
George Schubert
Skinner
Albert Fanning
Wendelin Scheh
Adolph Lotz
Jack Russell
Anna Grntamacher
Tonganoxie
Alex Guase
Clara Votan
Elmer Wy- Yick
Cecil Petty
Emma
Elmer
Myrtle Shephard
Colorado Springs
Will
Mertz
Kansas
Belle Waugh
Cand
George
Gerstn
Berger
St. Paul's
Regilar
Pearl
Marie Knake
Lilly Ziegier
Helen ‘Altenbernd
Sdna, Schmidt
Tena Schlegel
Dorothy
Charles ‘Gabriel
Theo Hauck
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid
S.J. Lawson
de Soto
Banner Springs
Banner
Miss Pearl
Daugherty
John Harding
Nadine
Hab
Anna Blopp
Hilda. Zillner
Intel
Fred. Zillner
Margaret Cole
Hesper
Bernice Stanley
J Lucy Faegi
Seudora
Young Ladies Sodality
Holy Family Catholic Church
Agnes’ Blecher
Josephing
Oitner
Agnes Hol_er
Clara Seiwald
Frank ‘Martir
Hedwig Zollner
Elvin Durr
Berthold Durr
Fya Merty
Garnette Hughes
Kaw Valley
Fay Tepper
Billy Bob Edelbrock
William Edelbrok
E. Rt. Vogel
Arrington
Kans
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Douglas County
Fermari Bohnsack
Joe Scott
Baldwin
Sim Taylor
Hedges
Ey En Diedrich
Will ‘Mertz'a
James
American Ex-Diplomat Reopens The Little Chair Paris
An American lawyer Eugene Shoecraft, former diplomat, plans to reopen the historic Paris restaurant The Little Chair. The 250 year old site allegedly hosted King Louis XIV who gave the iron chair at the doorway. The chair and parts of the house are protected as historical monuments by the Ministry of Fine Arts.
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Paris
Mets
Eugene Shoecraft
Legation
Prague
Vienna
Budapest
London
Louis XIV
France
Ministry of Find ‘Arig
W. Briliat-Savarin
Monninkendam Faces Change From Fishing Tradition
Villagers of Monninkendam in the Netherlands fear a shift from fishing as a key industry due to a large drainage program. The town, long wary of noise, relies on a quiet clock in the Stadhuis tower for time, while fishermen navigate by sun or dead reckoning. Poultry prizes highlight Parsons, Kansas, in Chicago contests.
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Monninkendam
Holland
Zuyder Zee
Joo S
Netherlands
Stadhuis
Parsons Parsons,Kas
United States
Chicago
Parsons Poultry
Eye Company
Wheat market eases as exports slow in Chicago trade
Wheat prices slid in Chicago on slow export demand for North American wheat. May and July futures showed declines while corn moved little. Livestock and grain receipts varied, with cattle and hog markets mixed but generally steady as traders assessed weather and seed concerns in Europe.
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Chicago
Bar
Seling Iron i
North
America
Europe
Market report and local notices from New York and-town
Stocks rallied amid light bear selling as Admiral Express and rail shares led gains. Industrials and metals rose while U S Steel and General Motors lagged. Local social notes mention family visits and community events amid a fragmented, OCR-heavy page segment.
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New York
Arnethes
Havi
Oos
Express
Adams
Expressj
Abaves
U. S* Steel Commion
General Motors
Atchison, New York Central
Canadian Pacific and Southern Railway
American Express
American Machines
Columbia
American Can
American Tobacco
Knowledge Hill Birthday Tea Attended by Local Guests
Mrs John Canary entertained Sunday in honor of her husband s birthday with many guests from Lawrence Sunnyside Oak Ridge and nearby towns. Attendees included Ai and Mrs Carl Brackmiller and daughters Stella and Leta of Lawrence Mr and Mrs Herby Brackmiller and Dorothy of Sunnyside and others. Many wished Mr Canary many more happy birthdays.
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John Canary
Carl. Brackmiller
Stella
Leta
Lawrence
Herby Brackmiller
Dorothy
Sunnyside
Frank Toms
Chester Toms
George Toms
Oak Ridge
Canary
Ard
Will Hayden
C. H. Thiry
Fred Stanton
A. L. Stanton
Amida
Cox
Lois Wells
Frances Thiry
Four Night Coughs Halted By Thoxine Prescription
A medical ad promotes Thoxine from Drug Store and druggists claiming to stop night coughs in adults and children within 15 minutes. It touts no chloroform or narcotics and offers a money back guarantee, priced at 1.00.
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J. QO. Reed
Federal
Plan
Gornellum
Bille
Pleasant Grove
Lindy
Mrs. Albert
McCabrin
Ellen Melville
Melville
Pose ‘James
Kraybill
Salem Evang
Jas! Ory “Boosters
Mil Arid
Harry Hagenbuch
Carol Schneider
Iby
Verel
Neis
Reber
Mary
Myer
Cochran
Dang Ter
Vothy
Pie City Mo
William
P. J. Neis
Harry ‘Hiss
Harry Hagenhu
Wellsville
A.i Brown
Kenneth
H. ©. Brown
Theodore Brown
Will Neal
Lawrence and
Delhert
Clarence Daugherty
Harry Guentherland
Oscar
Neil
Farely
Alice Ziegler
Anna
Mary Grist
Will Spitzli
Johh
Grist
Clifford Fiseler
Garl Ness
J. D.’. Sieler
F. D. Brooks
Gus_Gabriel
Alfred Eisele
iWarden
Anna Hordberger
Herman Robhnsack
Walter Vitte
Albert Edler
Joé Vitte
Emil Hartig
T. D. Funk
Louis Eder
Augusta Durr
I A. A.van. Sickle
Haskell
Jessie Peak
Ralph West
Ray Summers
Melvin Bolster
Methodist Church
Peopile
Srl
Lucky 13
Motion Picture
Wampas
Hollywood
Alice
Day
June Collyer
Gulliver
Gwen Lee
Holand
U. S. Dept. of Ag
As City Livestock
Ity
Dan
Togsen
Uey
ESAS
Maret
Guy
Timo Falfa
Ars
Orn
Ework
Treasury
Land
Knowledge Hill
Olie
Gene
Shimmons Bros
Mass
Zidats & Tubes
F. H. Roberts
University Book
Populas Automobile
Ny Carantecs
Rewsart
Pmidead Oar
Yyt Teu
Mer
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