Red Cross awards page lists dozens of recipients
A continuation lists many Kansas residents honored by the Red Cross with awards. Names include Baki Kansas dys, A B Bruner, Mrs. John hty, Mrs. Harriet Wilson, Mrs. A Skinner, Mrs. Geo. Michelson, J M G Bridwell, and numerous others from Lawrence and surrounding areas. Also notes Hood’s Sarsaparilla for disease prevention and university library strain from no free copies of magazines, urging faculty and citizens to donate readings to keep library up to date for classes.
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Baki Kansasdys
A.B. Bruner
John ‘Hty
Harriett Wilson
A. Skinner
Geo. Michelson
JM. G. Bridwell
Haigh
A. M. Houks
Chases
D. Geere
A. Irwin
E A. Ault
W.K. Ebright
Carle Lockwood
W. H.ibs
Eliz. Riley
James Aby
John Beaton
Lawrence
Kansas
Edward D. Thompson
Clingman
Perry Barker
B.C. Rankin
W. H. John
Jenee
F. C. Durland
Graeber
Rosa M. Wilks
F. D.morse
D. W. Hazen
Rearet Rush
Lecompton
G. R. Jackson
Geo
Nniversity Library
War Instries Board
Uni~ity
Izeas of
Uni
Annual election of officers for M. E. Sunday school
The M. E. Sunday school held its annual election of officers on Monday evening. Elected: Superintendent W. M. Clark. Assistant Superintendent F. M. Hart. Secretary-Treasurer Charles Leeks. Teacher Training Dept. Mrs. McMillan. Young People’s Helen Wilson. Intermediate Mrs. Runyan. Primary Mrs. Ruehty. Assistant Primary Phebe Bailey. Beginners Mrs. Shurdway. Roll Mrs. Hargett. Chorister Mrs. MacCillan. Pianist Mrs. Kirk Tr. Orchestra Leader Lee Baker. Mission Dept. Mrs. A. B. Bruner. Temperance Mrs. Marcy. The Delta Taus announce the pledge of John Francis. Monday evening the LafazLot club.
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iThe
Ie M. FE
W. M. Clark
F. M. Hartpi
Charles Leeks
Rs. McMillan
Young People’s
Helen Wilson
Runyan
Ruehty
Allson
Phebe Ailey
Shurdway
Hargett
MacCillan
Kirktrick
Lee Baker
Varian
Ethel Payne
A. B. Bruner
Ebright
Marcy
Delta
Taus
John Francis
LafazLot Club
Phi Mu and Student Volunteer activities reported
Miss Frances Rickenbrode and other members attended geograph y themed games at Mrs. Virgil Wood home. Officers elected for the year include Ruth Lockwood president and Romond Martin secretary treasurer. Phi Mu pledges entertained actives with sextette and two character play. Student Volunteer band met at church with Dr Lough addressing them on Christian life work.
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Frances Rickenbrode
Virgil Wood
Ruth Lockwood
Romond Martin
Phi Mu
Dr. Lough
Classic Kinzer
Spears
Auto Owners Fined By City Police Court
Two auto owners were hailed into the city police court yesterday afternoon for not having licenses on their cars. Roy Parker was fined one dollar and costs, while A E Bond claimed he had a license but lost it and was released upon payment of costs.
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Roy
Parker
A. E. Bond
Topeka Man Paid Drunk in City Court
Luther MecGlealand of Topeka appeared in the city police court last night and paid $5 and costs for being drunk. Kansas celebrated its 58th anniversary of statehood. Prominent lumber industry representatives from a dozen states gather in Kansas City for the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association annual convention.
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Luther” Mecgclealand
Topeka
Kansas City
Southwestern Lumbermen's Association
Casualty list names Kansas servicemen and status
Twenty men are listed with actions including killed in action died of wounds wounded severely and missing. Kansas names include Private Carl Supernant Clifton Sergeant Robert L. Graham Pittsburg and several privates from Wichita Moline Abilene Independence and other towns. Also an ad for Koons shoe shop offering leather and Neola soles with 24 hour mail order service.
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Kansas
Carl Supernant
Clifton
Robert L. Graham
Pittsburg
Walter
Sidner
Moline
Earl G. Ellis
Wichita
Morrel A. Fritzler
Hogton
Ray F. Jaggera
Burling
Wayne L. Gill
Goffeyville
Henry
Vickers
Downs
Robert Ll. Crowe
Independence
Holly W. Callahan
Abilene
Wainewera
Byrum
Alter S. Gregg
Rosedale
Wade W. Mitchell
Bonner
Springs
Robert A. Asplund
Kansas City
Earl H. Weed
Athio
Thomas L. Hayden
Juleton
Joe H. Callahan
Jacob KE. Gaede
Durham
Lesley H. Mitchell
Caney
Edgar A. Rouse
Hutchinson
A. E. Koons
Masauchusetts
Ban Taken Off Near Beer Says Herbert Hoover
Washington Jan 29 The food administration said President Wilson signed a Paris proclamation on January 23 lifting near beer manufacture restrictions but it cannot take effect until the U S seal is attached by the state department and the public warned not to act until the proclamation is effective No word on beer or other intoxicating brewed beverages Severance halted near December 18 1918 as a wartime conservation measure
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Washington
Food Administration
Wilson
Paris
United States
State Department
Start Girls' Games Interclass Basketball Series at KU
The University of Kansas will stage the start of the interclass women’s basketball series on February 5 in Robinson Gymnasium. A double header is planned, with additional double headers on February 7 and 13 to ensure all four classes participate, per Coach Hazel Pratt. Attendance policies appear inclusive per the announcement.
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University Pens
Robinson Gymnasium
K. U
Hazel Pratt
Pixos
Mothers Urged to Qualify as Nurses in Kansas Course
Kansas mothers, many from rural areas, enroll in the University of Kansas extension division's Home Health and Home Nursing correspondence course. Dr Sherbon says the program aims to educate women on health, aiding families far from doctors as roads hinder access. The course requires reading and personal letters to motivate study, with open access to all Kansas residents.
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Florence Brown Sharbon
Kansas
University of Kansas
Doctor Sherbon
Sherbon
P Roper
Theins
Fragmented Taxon Theory of Cuttlefish Processing
Incoherent OCR text discusses cuttlefish handicaps and attempted fermentation methods. It mentions species, a simple process, and results described as a dense fog of sediment or ambiguity. The passage is garbled, offering no clear events or identifiable entities.
Greatness and Truth in Dutepess and Toren
A fragmented passage traces ambition in Dutepess and Toren, naming figures like Salih and Heras. The text hints at genuine perception of truth and affectionate observation, touching on Jenst Ruskin and a station of mis.
Five hundred women storm charity rooms over child
A large group of about five hundred married and childless women stormed a Wilkes-Barre charity room nearly seizing Dorothy Smith a 20 month old after her mother died. A Chinese granddaughter of a Nanking official has become an active Christian missionary. Pittsburgh clubs push housekeeping reform to end waste and prove women’s talents. Carnation Day honors President McKinley with nationwide observance. In India the literacy gap shows only one native woman in a hundred can read or write.
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India
In Hendred
Warning Signs of Pimples Urge S S S Blood Remedy
An early 20th century advertisement warns that facial pimples and body eruptions signal sluggish blood. It promotes S S S as a vegetable blood purifier to cleanse impure accumulations, claiming it treats eczema boils blisters and skin irritations without minerals.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
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Hood
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San Juan
P. R
Peto
A. Christy
C. A. Christy
Laygrence
Edward Shaw
Olathe
Kan
The
Francisco Land Company
Union
Tepe
Orvil
Monrovia
Herbert Hoover
Postium
Niles
American Radiator Company
Walnut St
Agen
Florence Sherbon
Ata Maging i
Lapaing
Soleyne
William Faversham
Maxine Elliott
William
Faversham
Tony
RC. Carton
fKomindy
Lady Alyy
Pany
Pavers
Sir Johnston 2Oe
Fond Faversham
Les
Scotts Emulsion
Scotts
Scott & Bowne
Bidomfield
N. Ay
Caneton
Nanking
Christianiyan
Pittsburgh
Congress of Women’s Clubs
William McKinley
Weather Report
Thurslay
Tha
United States Fuel Administration
Fuel Administration
Kansas Natural Gas CO
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