What constitutes a life well lived in a funeral reflection
Charles H. Flecker notes at his funeral reflect on his wide sympathies and knowledge of human nature. Friends praise his counsel and political awareness, his national outlook, loyalty to bettering the community, and his role as a trusted friend in Lawrence County. The piece contrasts modest rewards with enduring influence on others. It then critiques aviation marketing after a Kansas City disaster, arguing that honesty and thorough inquiry into crash causes are essential to public trust and regulatory confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Flecker
Charles H. Ticker
Elhan
Lindl
Lawrence
Mexican political shifts and Kansas GOP briefing open
The piece notes ongoing Mexican political adjustments with officers guarding against plots against the new administration and comments on the need for constitutional methods. It also reports the annual exchange of confidential political information among Kansas Republicans in Topeka, highlighting potential insights into moderate political developments.
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Mexico
Topeka
Birthday party and wedding spoof at town homes
At the residence of Mr Charles Levy on Kentucky street last evening Miss Fannie Levy celebrated her birthday with friends. A Cary entertainment promises sweet singing tonight by Misses Caddie Marks Minnette Closson Rachel House and Gertie Holmes. Also a Lilliputian wedding spoof features Miss Ettie Hadley’s doll bride and Miss Mamie Tisdale’s doll groom performed by Rt Rev Georgie Robinson aged two. The State University opened spring term with 496 students and visitors from Arkansas City Leadville New York City among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Levy
Kentucky Street
Fannie Levy
Miss Levy
Cary
Caddie Marks
Minnette Closson
Rachel House
Gertie Holmes
Scott Hopkins
George C. Smith
Cary Sisters
Unitarian ' S
Prof. Rebingonf
Ettie Hadley
Mamie Tisdale
Georgie Robinson
Tennessee
Ohio
State University
Arkansas City
Leadville
New York City
The
Flu Epidemic Stationary and Local News From Ottawa
Ten years ago on January 29 Ottawa reports influenza cases as stationary with no new illnesses to city health officials led by Dr A W Clark. Kansas Uni W A McKeever seriously ill at home in Lawrence with influenza. Birth announcement for Phyllis Maitland daughter of George and Gladys Piper Wise. Ottawa social notes include a grub party for Miss Walker and Miss Renisch before Ottawa Lawrence game. Kansas Day Club elects Mrs H B Asher as president and Mrs Eva Morton Murphy as vice president at annual meeting in Topeka with six hundred attending. Rome reports Fascist University league opens aeronautical library for racist university students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clark
W. A. McKeever
Kansas University
Lawrence
George Wise
Phyllis Maitland
Wise
Gladys Piper
Margaret’ Walker
Mildred Renisch
Miss Walker
Ottawa-Lawrence
Asher
Topeka
Woman’s Kansas Day Club
H. B. Asher
F.W. Watson
Toneka
Eva Morton Murphy
Goodland
Fragmented historical quote on caregiving and childhood views
A partial archaic quote reflects a harsh belief that babies are toys for other children. The speaker contrasts current and past attitudes toward infants, implying neglectful or dismissive parenting norms.
This Date in Kansas History 1879 Senate Balloting Rise
On this date in Kansas history, Senator Ingalls climbs to 63 votes on the second day of balloting for senator, with George T. Anthony in second place at 26 votes. The account records the contest and shifting support in the state’s legislative election process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
George T. Anthony
Flashes of Life brief items mix of gossip and oddities
A mosaic of short notices from New York and abroad recounts Mrs. Hegemann stopping a thief for rent inquiry, a German man marrying in Russia without punishment, Christmas cards bound for hospitals, a Turkish government note about firing workers, Rin Tin Tin touring Europe, and Harvey Firestone defeating John D. Rockefeller in a casual golf encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heed
New York
Louise Hegeman
Joseph Pennan
Todgers
Berlin
Russia
Karl Schmitzdorf
Gemwiny
Stamboul
Turkey
Rin-Tin-Tin
Hollywood
Europe
Harry Emerson
Fost Pation
Ariadna Beach
Fla
Harvey
Firestone
John D. Rockefeller
John
A Point of Weakness in Respiratory Health
Man’s weakest point is in the respiratory system. Respiratory diseases account for about one fifth of yearly deaths and include pneumonia bronchitis and pulmonary tuberculosis. Transmission by carriers can be reduced with strict cleanliness. hospitals show how cross infection can be avoided. Home hygiene and caution could lessen respiratory illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Doctored Oysters Gain Approval From French Doctors
Paris reports that eminent physicians endorse dosed oysters as a new medical method. Dr Rene Loubatie of Bordeaux, presented by Professor Achard, suggests a daily six iodine oysters for two weeks to deliver the drug. Oysters are bathed in iodine water, absorbing it without altering taste, enabling iodine to spread through the body. In related news, Northwestern University invites about two thousand high schools to its eighteenth annual interscholastic meet for track, wrestling, and swimming on March 21–22. 1929 champions Froebel High Gary Indiana Highland Park Detroit and Tulsa Oklahoma expected to defend titles.
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Paris
Rene Loubatie
Bordeaux
Academy of Medicine
Achard
Loubatie
Mest Chitazo
Northwestern University
Froebel High
Gary
Ind
Highland Park High
Detroit
Tulsa, Okia
Question of Honor and a Dam Bursting Threats
A dramatic Spear of romance and danger unfolds as Anne Wilmot hides her planned departure from Glenn after a forged note hints at a divorce. Burkhalter and Sheb confront in the tunnel while Glenn battles traitors among his men. a dam explodes as Anne seeks safety and a doctor. Leon appears at the door as the peril peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheb
Delphine
Anne
Glenn
Leon
Crest
Burkhalter
Annne
Sheb’s
Burk“shor
Shebfle
Missy
Hissolf
Arne
Bath Cross
Cats Hold First Big Meeting to Plan Lazy Future
A playful scene shows a speech by a cat leader urging the feline family to embrace comfort and laziness while still catching mice for pleasure. John, Peggy, and the Little Black Clock listen as cats vow to maximize ease without spoiling those who care for them. Los Angeles reports Mexico City within 32 hours via a Standard Air Lines and Aeromexico Transportes coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
John
Peggy
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Standard Air Lines, Inc
Corporation
Aernautica Transportes. i
Overnight News Briefs From Across the Nation and World
A roundup of short dispatches reports the Senate rejects an oil and fat tariff amendment while coroner orders an air crash trace. a Temple Ohio case sees a 40 year sentence for killing. New York Court actions delay Fox Film refinancing. an appeals court questions bond transfers. a Brooklyn racketeer headshot. Navy secretary backs Byrd expedition support. a Mrs Murphy faces estate claim denial. Republicans nominate Griggs in Springfield. Kin ger elected in Papensieri Pa. a body found in an irrigation canal identified as W Paul Loveland. Damas Berenguer forms new ministry in Madrid. Grands foresees naval conference optimism in London.
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Washington—Senate
Kansas City
Snarta
Temple
Ohio
Harry Adair
J. D. Graham
New York
Fox Film Corporation
Topeka
Kan
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Interior Department
Jackison Barnett
Red Donnelly
Brooklyn
Washington
Navy
Jahneke
Chicago
Mary Murphy
Pringfield
Mass
Frederick D. Griggs
William J. Granfield
J. Roland Kinger
Repulican
W. W. Griest
Yuma
Ariz
Curoves
Mexico
W. Paul Loveland
Pasaddena
Cal
Madrid
Primo de ‘Rivera
Damas Berenguer
London
Dino Grands
Italy
Local notices from Bald win district detailing absences and visits
Miss Helen Wilson was unable to be at her office in Case Library after Wednesday of last week due to illness and is reported as improving. Miss Margaret Windett, a teacher at Vinland Rural High School, attended church in Baldwin on Sunday morning. Miss Hester McCormack returned to her home in Pittsburg on Monday and will be unable to be in Baker this semester. Rev. R. A. Anderson of Kansas City spent Sunday with his wife aldtvin. Miss Helen Keve spent the vacation with her parents, Rev and Mrs. Wiley Keve in Leavenworth. Mr and Mrs John Riddle of Kansas City spent Sunday in Baldwin with their parents, Mr. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilson
Case Library
Margaret Windett
Vinland Rural High School
Baldwin
Hester McCormack
Pittsburg
Baker
R. A. Anderson
Kansas City
Aldtvin
Misa Helen Keve
Baldwin News reflects a busy social week in Baldwin
Readers learn of visits by Mrs Eldon Mellor of Chicago to Coldwater and relatives of James Allderdice. Prof Samuel Deel and Mrs Deel in Ottawa. Grace Irwin in Kansas City. a Sunday school party and refreshments at the Gardners. local radio hobbyist Karlton Marquardt competing in a Q T contest. condolences on C T Tucker's death in Lawrence. Allen Ryan and Allen Mitchell enrolling in Baker and Park College. community members visiting Wellsville and Pottsburg. a Kansas University professor's Baldwin visit. a farewell party for Mary Robinson at Alpha Chi Omega. and news of Verle Flaherty Pat’s death in Kansas City Hospital.
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Eldon Mellor
Chicago
Dudge William Hufé
Coldwater
James Allderdice
Samuel A. Deel
Ottawa
Frank D. Allen
Beryl Mitchell
Sand
Dean Grace Irwin
Kansas City
Viral Methodist Church
BD. L. Young
A. M. Gardner
Helen Gardner
Ada Mae Marquardt
Gardner
Grace Vaughn
Grace Alice Moore
Lawrence
Wilson Clunts
Lattle
Sarah
Angus Springer
Carthage
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Raymond Tomlinson
Ethel Barrymore
N. W. O'Bryne
West Elm Street
Harle Kirker
Clyde Stewart
Beulah Helen Stewart
Charles E. Beeks
Harry Larnett
Wellsville
Kathryn Taylor
Pittsburg
Karlton Marquardt
Q. T
Karlton
Baldwin
C. Tl. Tucker
Memorial Hospital
Tucker
Allen Ryan
Arch Lowell Ryan
Baker
Trenton
Alpha Chi Omega House
Robinson
Merley Hlitchevsk
Verle Flaherty
Pat
Veteran’s ‘Hospital
Jaherty
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Joplin
Mrs Fletcher Hunt Attends Southwestern Lumbermen's Convention
Mrs Hunt and Mr Hunt traveled to the city on Monday to attend the Southwestern Lumbermen's Convention. Mrs Catherine Clayton's condition shows improvement after ten days with pneumonia. Mrs Julius Smith and Miss Mary Price visited Kansas City relatives. Grace Reeder involved in Farm Bureau work in Paola spent the weekend with her parents Al and Grace Reeder north of the Big Hill.
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Fletcher Hunt
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Tinue
Rome
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Hier
Publishers Syndicate
Sre
Dr. Logo Galdston
Année Wilmot
Scott Glennix
Emily Wilmot
Leon Morse
Wilmott
Glen
Rand
Sunbown
Mary Graham Donner
Hills Bros
Baldin News
Hills Bros Coffee
Ake Rey
Sit Boss Ir
Neste
Lawrence National Bank
Bakie
Cain
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont St
SAVIE
Lawrence, Building Loan Association
T. J. Sweeney
Lon. Lewis
T. 4. Bwosney, Jr
S. A. Wood
Gashler AL OM. Firepatriéhe
Peoples State Bank
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