Parker in Ottawa Examinations on Municipal Water Supply
In Ottawa a government study of Parker’s water supply work continues with field examinations in Guaywa begun months ago. The program aims to cover every town in the state with a municipal supply, with Ottawa among those yet to be completed. The interim results will guide health officials and the state water board.
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Digestive relief through laughter and environment
An article notes laughter and a cheerful social setting aid digestion in dyspeptic individuals. It describes mental attitude as the key, with better mood improving appetite and nutrient absorption, and warns against attributing gains to air or waters alone. It cites Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy in a testimonial and references a 1908 Lawrence publication.
Washington University faculty strike over athletics policies
The university faculty refuse student activities and athletics discussions after a two week delay, following dissonance on athletic eligibility. A petition urging changes was rejected, leaving tensions high and leading to the cancellation of the Kansas vs Washington game.
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Snow Sail
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Bucklen’s Arica Salve Promoted By Maine Resident
A Maine man, A. F. Wards of Witter, claims Bucklen's Arica Salve cured sprains boils and ulcers over fifteen years. The note urges readers to Barber & Son's drug store for 25 cents. The misspelled text references healing and reliability.
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Barber & Son
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports years of kidney and bladder trouble. He found relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure, noting the disappearance of pain and stones and feeling much improved. P. Barber & Son advocate the remedy.
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At Yale Broadway College Play Impresses City Audiences
A Yale themed college play titled At Yale features a casting led by Clifton Clay with Edith Wright and William Bainbridge. The production recreates Yale and Harvard boat racing, includes over a dozen musical numbers, and draws praise for its natural storytelling and lively, authentic staging across New York Boston and the east.
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Westerfield _Ward
Kansas University Society Dinnerites in New York
The New York union of Kansas University alumni held a dinner at the Hotel Marlborough with five minute speeches on "What I am Doing in the World." Officers for the coming year include President William St. Franklin and Secretary Henry St. Linvilley with treasurer Nina Bowning and an executive committee. The gathering honored Kansas sisters noted for wit and intelligence, including Mrs. Gertie Crony Davenport and Julia Crotty, now active in settlement and medical study in Chicago. A Doctors Davenport at Cold Spring Harbor is cited. Stops itching instantly. Cures piles, eczema, and other skin ailments. Don's Ointment.
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Arthur Harris
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Los Rainng Seliwl
Nurses’ Settlement
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Baldwin student elected vice president at annual Boston University Theological School meeting
Claude Kuhn of Baldwin was chosen as vice president by the senior class at the annual meeting of the Boston University Theological School. He also served as a member of the banquet committee responsible for the annual dinner.
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Claude Kuhn
Baldwin
Deanery Convocation Program In Kansas City Kans
The northeast Deanery of Kansas Episcopal church schedules a convocation in Kansas City Kansas for January 28 and 29. Noted speaker Reverend J E Pastor of Lawrence will address the gathering on Men’s Clubs Their Use and Abuse.
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Lawrence
Kansas Defeats Te. C/A. C. In Key Weekend Clash
The University of Kansas basketball team routed Te. C/A. C. 25 to 16 on Saturday night, marking a major win on their schedule. Star performer Billy Miller led Kansas with a standout display as the home team dominated throughout. An aside notes a marital quip about free advice from a wife.
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Mayor Barker Hurt Fractured Rib Forces Absence
Mayor George J. Barker could not attend downtown duties due to a fractured rib from a severe fall. He expected to recover at home and would not preside at tonight's council meeting, which would only address pending business.
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Moffatana Bulletin Feb issue reaches wide circulation
The February edition of the Moffatana Bulletin for George West Maffet has just been released. About a thousand copies are printed and distributed widely around the work. The publication highlights five notable items from the department.
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George West Maffet
Mal Publicon
Maffitt Lineage Tells Civil War Feats and Kin Tales
A detailed sketch traces John Newland Maffitt the elder from Trinity College Dublin to a powerful Methodist minister in Boston. It covers his anti river gambling crusade, the gunfire at his church, and his role as Chaplain of Congress in 1641, then follows his son’s naval career from midshipman to capturing slave ships and commanding the Florida, plus the grandson Eugene Anderton Maffitt on the Alabama. The narrative adds clan history notes, census data, and mentions of Moffat family lines and crests.
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Amusements at Bowersock Opera House This Week
The Girl Who Looks Like Me stars Kathryn Ostermat in a merry farce at Bowersock with clean, ridiculous fun and a New York success appeal. Prices 25 50 75 1. Miss Hortense Nielsen and company bring Ibsen's A Doll's House on January 30 with Nora staged by a master hand. Prices 25 50 75 1.0.
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Hortense Nielson
Chicago
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Henry Locke Progress Report From The Mound City Journal
The Mound City Jeffersonian says Henry Locke is doing as well as can be expected and will be several months before he is well enough to be about.
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