Where Do We Go From Here Kansas Letter 1919
Kansas leaders call for a Thoroughly Kansas education program to retain young men and prevent loss to neighboring states. They urge funding for higher education, noting 135,000 majority mandate and past migrations to Missouri Iowa Illinois Wisconsin or Michigan. Also examines wheat price policy and government operation efficiency in meat packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
Mecca
Iansas
Minois
Missouri
Iowa
Truths And Trifles Column By Rankin Parodying Language
A Rankin column lampoons vocabulary limits and funny quips about language usage. It notes few people have a limited cabulary while joking about lucrative employment for conscientious objectors. The piece mentions a Kentucky epidemic of flying with no clear link to the opening topic.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Purifying Trio Ad Promotes Convalescence
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a standard blood purifier and its accompanying Purifying Trio including Hood's Sarsaparilla pills and Peptiron iron tonic as a comprehensive treatment. It claims faster convalescence, disease prevention, and health preservation, urging readers to obtain the trio today amid broader musings on eloquence and travel.
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Hood
Raeh
Today’s anniversaries era a compact list of notable dates
A chronology of figures and events from 1822 to 1917 includes Alexander Mackenzie birth and death, Benedetto Cairoli, Aliwal battle, City of Boston ship disappearance, armistice, Atbara flag, Alsace claim, Wilson disarmament appeal, Laurentic sinking, and Rexall 93 hair tonic promoted by McCulloch's Drug Store with prices.
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Alexander Mackenzie
Liberal Party
Canada
Scotland
Toronto
Benedetto Cairoli
King Humbert
Pavia
Naples
Sir Harry Smith
Aliwal
Boston
Halifax
Glasgow
Atbara
Wady Halfa
Berlin
Alsaeee
Wilson
Laurentic
Irish
Rexall 93
McCulloch’s
Notable birthday list for several figures
Today marks birthdays for Rear Admiral H G Q Colby retired noted for France war work born New Bedford Massachusetts 73 years ago. Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio chairman and former colonel of engineers in France born Hartland Vermont 58 years ago. Luthene C Gilman federal railway director for Oregon Washington born Levant Maine 62 years ago. William V Allen former Nebraska senator born Madison County Ohio 72 years ago. Nien Augustus Lukeman sculptor born Richmond Virginia 48 years ago.
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France
New Bedford
Mass
Daniel Willard
Baltimore’ & Ohio Railroad
Hartland
Luthene C Gilman
Oregon
Washington
Levant
William V.allen
United States
Nebraska
Madison County
Ohio
Nien Augustus Lukeman
Richmond
University speaker Ida Ogilvie draws crowd at Fraser chapel
Miss Ida Ogilvie, geology professor at Columbia, speaks at Fraser chapel to the women of University and Lawrence. She discusses the Women's Land Army of the United States and its aim to boost food production through college women in farm work. The address notes her role in administrative work and a nationwide recruiting tour. Also mentioned: 320 UC women students scrubbed, served as nurses during the influenza epidemic in Berkeley.
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Ida Ogilvie
Columbia University
Lawrence
Fraser Chapel
University
Women's Land Army
United States
Miss Ogilvie
Land Army
University of California
Berkeley
Control Destinies Quiet Forces by B Stouffer
A persuasive essay arguing churches sustain communities and nations through spiritual influence. It cites Wilson in Carlisle and urges a Go to Church campaign in Lawrence to strengthen social morals. The piece emphasizes individual church attendance as vital to civic health and leadership.
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B. Stouffer
Wilson
Carlisle
England
Texas
Lawrence
Red Sea
Ast
Ely's Cream Balm for fast relief of colds and catarrh
An advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages instantly. A small bottle is applied in the nostrils to soothe inflamed membranes and relieve headache, mucus, and stuffed nose. It promises quick breathing and comfort for cold and catarrh sufferers.
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Ely
Appoints New Board for Rock Creek School District
A new Rock Creek school board was appointed by Superintendent GO. J. Lane. The board includes C. E. Forth of Overbrook as director and George Simmons of Richland among others after the death of one member and a move away.
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Rock Creek
Wo. J. Bachelor
GO. J. Lane
C. E. Forth
Overbrook
George Simmons
Richland
Sloan's Liniment Eases Sciatic Pains And Aches
The notice touts Sloan's Liniment for relief from darting sciatic pains, rheumatic twinges, lumbago rain aches, neuritis nerves, joint wrench, ligament sprain, muscle strain, and bruising. It highlights easy application, quick relief, positive results, cleanliness, and economy.
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Sloan
District board reshuffle follows McKenzie death
The district names Mrs Margaret Simmons as a new board member and cites H A McKenzie's death as the reason for the appointment. W H Bacheler plans to leave the district by March 1. The text also mentions steel works and shipbuilding firms controlled by Yone Suzuki, described as the Hetty Green of Japan, said to have made war profits up to 50 million dollars.
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Telephones
Massachusetts Street
A. R. Keator
New York
dGeorge H.,akers
West 31St Street
New York City
Associated Press
Udit Bureau of Circuations
Rourea of Advertising
A. Nlp
A. Ee
Ffarmer
Paul C. Rankin
Kentucky
Everett True
the Salvation Army
Sloan’sa
Robert
Sora
Universal Car
Chevrolet
Timpermyer
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Bowersock Theatre
Maxine Favershay
Scott
Louisa M. Alcott
Bowersock and Varsity
New England
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