Spruce Cone and Bunchberry Camp Fire Play in Lawrence
A Camp Fire girls production titled Spruce Cone and Bunchberry will be staged Friday night at Lawrence High School with Eatha Adair as president and Russell Culver directing rehearsals. University women assist, with Miss Marcell leading Indian songs and a ceremonial finale directed by Marcell. A feature program between acts includes a Pocahontas and John Smith stunt and solo by Caroline Red House.
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Gil
Uced
Lawrence
Eatha Adair
Presiit
Fire ” _Association
Cremonial
Adair
Alice Fearing
Halen’ Mareelt
Leaping
Mareel
Aresent
Miss Marell
van Benson
John Smith
Ghelun
Dary Caroline
Red House
Opportunity 10
Aetna Ee
University of Kansas classes resume after enrollment surge
The second semester begins with slightly higher attendance than last term. Enrollment totals reach 3788 after 368 withdrawals, with 4156 registering since September. A makeup enrollment hour on Saturday offers late signups for a $5 fee. Teachers' Council plans a social meeting and luncheon next Thursday at the high school cafeteria, led by Miss Ursula Henley.
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University of Nsas
Teachers’ Council
Tence
Ursula Henley
Irregular OCR Snippet Notes and Nonsense Phrases
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and stray quotes about kicking by two, a lad’s role, safety, and a cryptic remark about AMSTEL gnosticate and Biko with benches. No coherent reportage or identifiable entities present.
Automatic signal menaced wreck as IC train hits broken rail
Paducah Kentucky January 29 an Illinois Central passenger train from Louisville to Memphis slowed for a siding south of Belknap 35 miles north of Paducah when a broken rail caused part of the train to slip from the tracks. The engineer observed an automatic signal caution then danger and continued slowly until the rail broke. Two cars jumped the rails but no serious injuries were reported due to quick braking and signal accuracy.
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Paducah
Illinois Central
Louisville
Memphis
Belknap
Death notices for Mrs Penhallegon aged 86 in Lawrence
Mrs R J Penhallegon died January 28 at age 86 at her daughter Mrs J F Crum’s home in Junction City. A former Lawrence resident, she is survived by three granddaughters A Haney Mrs Wayne All and Mrs Roger W Fyans of Lawrence. Burial is planned at Mineral Point Wisconsin.
Mumps Outbreak Feared At University Student Hospital
A dozen University students have mumps and are housed in the student hospital. The rapid rise over a couple of days prompted fears of an epidemic, though no new cases were reported by noon today as medical authorities monitor the situation closely.
National Parks Bill Advances for Southern Appalachians
The house public lands committee reported a bill authorizing the interior secretary to investigate three proposed national park sites in the southern Appalachian region and other nearby areas. The secretary would compile full information on all aspects of the sites and report back to Congress with recommendations as deemed advisable. A separate item notes a smoker for American Legion members at Legion headquarters next Wednesday night with special entertainment before the meeting. The article also mentions durability in some woods linked to contained poisons stronger in heartwood, affecting wood-rotting bacteria and fungi.
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Washington
House Public Lands’ Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Appalachian Mountains
Congress
American Legion
Legion
Ladies of Centenary Church Dinner Friday Night
NORTH LAWRENCE The Ladies of Centenary Church will serve dinner in the annex Friday evening starting at 5:30. Supper price is forty and twenty cents. Various local notices follow including injuries at Villon Pacific station and a timber accident to Thurman Rothwell with ongoing medical concerns and family updates.
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Centenary
M. B
Annex
Harold Marlee
Chester A Smith
Thurman “Rothwell
Hill Community
Rothwell
Simmonis Hospital
Denver
Colo
Lola Montfort
la Salle
Ethel Ford
Zion City
Lyman Wiley
Woodlawn P. T. A
Lincoln School
Migs Karl ‘Son
Harry
Dicker
Wayne
A. B. Ewing
Wm. Cosgrove
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Charles Miller
Mud Creek
Charles B. Lowe
D. J. Husted
Baldwin News High Society Notes and Local Visits
Baldwin readers receive a chronicle of community life including Miss Alpha Owens attending University classes in Lawrence, Hattie Hackett planning a Kansas City trip to visit daughter Helen Hackett, and guests of Baldwin like Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Wolf from San Antonio. The piece covers weddings, church events, Odd Fellows meetings, Baker Institute furnishings, and social club activities with mentions of local residents, travels, and upcoming gatherings.
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Alpha Owens Speit
Lawrence
Hattie Hackett
Kansas City
Helen Hackett
Goff
Worthy. Wolf
Helen
Worthy, Jr
San Antonio
Tex
Baldwin
Frank E. Wolf
Maude Lawson
Cecil’ Sanders
First Methodist Church
Elizabeth Bentley
Chicago
Arthur Kalb
Baldwin Lodge
KO. 0. F
O. R. Keller
Charles Winter
Howard McKinney
Maurice Frye
B. G. Patterson
L. T. Ransdell
J. B. Wilson
Fred W. Knapp
Topeka
Messrs
Whitted
Lucas
Lambert
J. M. Arnold
Hariion Downs
Kansas ‘City
Harold
John Ruckly
Thomas Neal
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Mary LaRosh
Baker
Alliegayle
Quayle
Dreamhaven
Bishop
William Quayle
Bishop Quayle
Hattie
Osborne
Annabelle Newton
Lake
Danderine Hair Dressing Claims Stunning Effect
Beauty advice promotes Danderine as a hair brush moistening remedy that makes hair look thicker and shinier immediately. It promises toning, growth stimulation, and prevention of hair loss and dandruff, urging readers to buy at drug or toilet counters to see healthier, more youthful hair.
Best Medicine Promises and Proven Results Feature
A druggist extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney remedy with proven value and broad sales. The article argues medicines succeed when they deliver on promises and cites testimonials from customers and a veteran retailer. It notes ordering details from Kilmer Co. and requests enclosing stamps for sample.
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Kitmer
Kilme
Kilner & Co
Binghamton
Formal Presentation By Richard M Tobin In Nether Lands
A formal presentation is to be made shortly by Richard M Tobin, American minister to the Netherlands, as the scene references W. O Connor of Paxaston Massachusetts and a note about under the dome over the erond staircase.
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Erond
Statha
W. Drew “O'Connor
Paxaxton, Ma
Richard M. Tobin
The
Netherlands
Prophylactic Quinine Tablets Prescribed Amidboard Weather Alerts
A historical notice urges prevention against colds grip and influenza using quinine tablets as a preventive. A box bears the signature of E. W. Grove priced at 30 cents. Weather reports were broadcast daily from Washington to the ZR-3 during crossing duties.
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E. W. Grove
Washington
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Oberlin
Ohio
Mary
Anne Lawrence
L. A. Rowland
Harold Harvey
Frank
S. Siple
Méans Gasé
Gaston B. Méans
Department of , Justice
Thomas B.felder
Means
Tedéral
Associat of Justice
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Péace Palace
Danderine
Flanders
Taffeta
Everfast
Marion E. Davis
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