Kansas Day observances fill Topeka gatherings
Lawrence women join Kansas Day events in Topeka with dinners, teas, and meetings. Mrs. J W O Bryans Kansas anthology program at First Presbyterian Church features a large local and Haskell Institute cast. The Woman's Kansas Day Club, Council of Women, Sorosis, Pioneer Women's Association, and Woman's Club plan sessions, breakfasts, and a roof garden reception, with speakers including Mrs W Y Morgan and Mrs Esther Clark Hill. A Rebekah lodge initiation and a birthday surprise for A P Young also noted.
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Kansas
First Presbyterian ‘Church
J. W. O'Bryan
Lawrence
Haskell Institute
iSince
Topeka
Council of Women
Universities
Hawk Hotel
Cheek
E. B.bers
H.B. Asher
Sorosis Club
George J. Barker
C.E. Lindley
Woman’s Kansas Day
Pioneer Women's Association
Jayshawk
Lizzie K. Robinson
Rtown
Women's
Kansas Day Club
Asher
Woman's Club
Washburn College
Margaret Ill McCarter
Woman's Kansas Day Club
Women’s Press Club
Jayhawk
Press Club
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson
Esther Clark Hill
J. Frank Jarrell
Frank Hodges
Ada Montgomery
Tom Thompson
Topela
H. A. Wodderidge
F. W. Gaunt
Jackmar’ Law
Council Grove
Woman’s Club
T Lawrence
C. BE. Lindley
Second District
A. Mitchell
John Levett
Loyal Ladies
First Methodist Church Ul
J. M
Clevenger
G. H. Ransom
Pleasant Hour club founders day meeting report
The Pleasant Hour club held its founders day meeting at Mrs. Robert Lindsay’s home with nine charter members and guests. Members recalled early club days from 1900, shared old costumes, and heard plans for future programs including Lincoln quotations and a February meeting at 101 Maine street. Refreshments followed the program.
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Pleasant Hour Club
Yestery
Robert Lindsay
Kentucky Street
Corinthia Manwaring
L. B. Bigsby
Kansas
Bigsby
I. PB. Arnott
Adice Long
Lindsay
ManWaring
L. Bigsby
John Levett
J. R. Tap
R. W. Yeoman
Lub
Hhe
D. Denman
Maine Street
L. P. Arnott
Lincoln
Voli ‘Call
C. H. Markham
Eli ‘Taylor
London Art Market Sees Works Lose Value As Taste Shifts
London dealers report that large pictures fall out of fashion as smaller houses rise in popularity. At a Christie’s sale Sir Frank Dickson’s Royal Academy painting Evangeline, 26 years old, failed to reach expected bids, selling for 237 pounds after a prior price of 73. Another piece, Two Crowns, fetched 2000 pounds, originally bought for the Tate Galleries in 1900. Critics note taste shifts roughly every 25 years, hurting both high and low values when a style fades.
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London
A. P
Frank Dickson
Royal Academe
Vangeline
Frank
Royal Academy
Aca
Tate Galleries
Evan
Getine
Pictures and prices in a shifting world snapshot
A collage of brief items notes how pictures are hard to dispose of as wall space runs short amid low contemporary prices. It reports on a blaze atop Loop building, London satire on tax and bachelorhood, Michael Arlen engagement chatter, William Fox buying 307 more theaters, and Anglo American harmony remarks. Chinese dumplings are praised as a staple like ice cream to American youth, with a recipe summary. Boxer Indemnity funds may fund Belgian telegraph lines and bonds floated, China eyeing Belgium bond assistance.
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San Francisco
Wong Tong
Belgium
Peking
Ministry Communications
China
Belhah
Stony Point Dwellers Recall Week of Visits and Work
In Stony Point memories, Mrs Mee lists John Dailey and others aiding and visiting. Notes include travelers to Kansas City, threshing at Baldwin, wood cutting on Malone Place, and neighbors stopping by the Wray, Craig, and Tucker households. Several visits to Lawrence and Vinland recorded, plus farm tasks and school schedule details.
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Metropolitan
New York
Presert
University
Kansas City
A. C. Lee
Virginia
Lee
T. A. Larremore
Manual
Ved Ediger
Fairbaut
Minn
Tairbault Daily News
Ruth Kenney
Temple Cloe
Virginia Power
Charles Miller
Jarpalo
Evacakes J
Kansas
Jane Roindexter
Dorothy Evans
University of Kan
Margaret
Saunders
Minneapolis
Beloit
Alice Moncriefé
Mabel Barnhart
Lee Greene
K. U. Fine Arts
Merry’ Wives
Eindos
Hannah Oliver
Junction City
A B. Humphrey
QO. L. Mesenhimer
Torpeka
Paul Mannen
Roland
Rexroth
J. G. Silvis
Bertha Whitsitt
J. C. Whitsitt
H.T. Martin
Lena Simpson
Agnes Enel
Kansasity
Mary Engel
Charles Gossett
Topeka
Mee
John Dailey
Vi Dailey
Reesers Dailey
B. Y Holmes and Son
Kaffir
Baldwin
William Pumroy
Claude Garrier
Malone Place
Jack
McMullin
Lester Craig
Dave Wray
Arthur’ Rock
Tucker
Solen Tucker
Butcher
Lawrence
Tucker Wall Oye
Inciss Opal
Ruth
Grossman
Coal Creek
Missaris
Elmer Smith
Vinland
Tuesay
Lester Graig
Pme Forks
Clayton Randall
Mr. Craig
William Roe
F Lawrence
Dalion Randall
Te Charles
Lifers
Pete| Payne
John Croshatithis Ek
Martha Athey
D. A. Wray
Uryday
Lioyd Craic
B. I. Holmes
John’ Dailey
Russel
Deay
Magic’ McMullen
Martin Holcom
T' Snider
Hopewell
Claude ‘Wells
John Southard
I.- D. Cripe
Marmola tablets promise weight loss and vitality
A vintage ad touts Marmola prescription tablets as a modern, scientific method to turn food into fuel and reduce fat without starvation. It claims millions have used them over 20 years, urging readers to ask a druggist for a one dollar box to learn how it benefits them.
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair By Dorothy Lang
Sage Tea Dandy promises to darken gray faded hair quickly using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. It claims natural, even darkening after one or two applications, restoring youthful appearance and attractive hair.
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Dorothy Lang
Wyeth
Betty Coister to Host Food Sale at Reese's Drug Store
Betty Washington Coister plans a food sale on Saturday January 28 at Reese's Drug Store located at 929 Mass-Adv. Proceeds support community efforts.
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Betty
Washington )Coister
Reese's Drug Store
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Augustus Frank
Roy. W. Rickard
Wiedemann's
The
First Christian Church
Karl Kreider
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Ottawa
Hazel Rebekah Lodge No
Inez Clarke
Mra
Ellis T. Johnson
J.A. Benson
G. Hughes
Madge Wiggins
Ariel Chardgon
J.B. Wilson
Lillian Bensen
Henry Jensen
Myrtle ‘Jacobs
and Mirs
C. E.devore
Lula Meiwittrick
Cora Kendall
B. H. Dale
Maite Stone
Charles Ziesenis
Frank Dodds
Winnie Davis
Alex’ Banks
Martha Transmeier
Genevieve Davidson
Perl Hillix
Raith Benson
Charles ‘Noble
Hazel Watts
Sigma Nu
Number Six
Quivira
Co. de. Watteville
Asd. Johnson
B. Watkins
GM. Falley
W! Koehring
Falley
Sue
Het
Robert
Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
iLeather and Rubber Industries
Kochring
W. M. Backus
Louisiana Street
Geo. Leis
Nigh School Teachers’ Bridge Club
Supt
W.sw. Curfman
Florence L. Snow
Parrish
Helen Hodge
A. E. Pearson
Lucille ‘Porter, Ol
Rebekah
Didge
Toy
F.- H. Smithmeyer
F'. Hodder
Douglas County Barkers’ Association
Clu
No. Namie Club
S.M. Law
Ohio Street
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Geo. J. Shultz
Indiana Street
Orley Olmstead
Orlen Roger
Priess
Chicago
Covel
Loop’ Building
Express
OVS
Daily Express
Michael Arlen
Atlanta
Merca
Pulte Worly
Menat
Alexander
Mercati
George
Greece
New “York
William» Fox
Cutter
Publix Theatres
Paramount Corporation
England
Thompson
International
Harmony
Alfred Spender
Westminster Gadette
Boxer Fund
Telegraph
Wisaton Ge
Selah
Marie
Lawsonville
N.C
Briand
Toni
Tead
Bradfield
Stony Point
Onyx Pointex
Silk
Pullenee
Beace Po
Uae
Gamenbares
Wolter’s Hat Shop
Hoover
Ngyeavery
Everwear
Cayot & Durst
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