University deans appointment and state figures obituary
Change at the University brings young deans to head schools aiming for long-term admin stability and more classroom time for students. The Journal-World notes W. C. Edwards, long-time state figure and former postmaster, dies in Wichita, recalling his influence from Larned to Wichita and his roles in education and state politics. The piece also reflects on speeding on the fort to fort highway, Illinois constitutional work, Irish Free State events, Ramoni Varera message, and German monarchist tensions, with Rail workers and political violence referenced.
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Stouffer
Blackmar
The
Universitya
W.d Edwards
Wichita
Kansas
Larned
Board of Education
Edwards
Journal-World Lost
Homer Folks Elected President of National Conference of Social Workers
Homer Folks, elected president of the National Conference of Social Workers, rose as a social economist leading the Children's Aid Society of Pennsylvania. He later moved to New York City and shaped public charities there for decades, aiding reform, and in 1900 helped Cuba reorganize public charities. He directed and influenced major welfare efforts and led the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in 1921.
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Homer Folks
National Conference of Social Workers
Children’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
New York City
Folks
Cuba
New Republic
National Conference of Charities and Corection
Five Years Since London Air Raid Remembrance
Five years after a German air raid on London that killed 37 people, events mark the day with observances in Boston for the National Education Association convention closing and officer elections for the coming year. Delegations of Knights of Pythias from across the country head to Pittsburgh for the Uniform Rank encampment. The Missionary Education Movement observes its twentieth anniversary at the summer conference opening today in Silver Bay New York. European representatives of the United States Department of Commerce convene in Berlin to discuss upcoming foreign trade activities for the next fiscal year.
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Germany
London
National Education Association
Boston
Oor
Knights of Pythias
Pittsburgh
United States
Canada
Silver Bay
N. Y
United States Department [of Commerce
Berlin
Three days in Tulsa and Fourth of July in Dewey
Mrs. Ming P. Diaz returned from Tulsa Ohio on legal business and toured oil fields noting vast oil tanks. She attended Dewey Oklahoma's Fourth of July roundup and roping by the Miller Boys of the 101 ranch as thousands watched fireworks and flags brightened the town. The community also extends sympathies for Joel F. Hart of Leolate who leaves a wife and two young sons after his death. Maurine Popplewell returned from St. Joe bringing Meryl Marker to visit. Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is advertised as a trusted remedy for women’s ailments with neighbor testimonials backing its efficacy.
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Ming P. Diaz
Tulsa
Ohio
FA. Willis
Joel F. Hart
Leolate
Jana
Bill
Pete
Meryl Marker
W. A.courtney
In Memoriam for a Beloved Husband
Memoriam notes the deep sorrow of a widow for her husband who died on July 7 1921. The verse laments missing his daily presence and the comfort of his voice and eyes, ending with a note of enduring love and remembrance. Mrs Guido Heinén signs the tribute. The text also mentions new shorthand classes starting at the Business College next Monday and a note about Ralph Bell of Kansas City as a guest at 738 Rhode Island Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido Heinén
Business College
Ralph Bell
Kansas
William G. Greer
Rhode Island
Fragmented satirical column snippets in odd style
The text presents a string of quips and aphorisms about flats, cliff dwellers, love, China, alcohol, and social quirks. It mentions Dr Sun, American Tok, Ohio deputies, London women smoking pipes, Dempsey Willis fight, radium price, and longer nights. The piece reads like a late night collage with untethered observations and jokes.
Ball Player Improves After Spine Injury
The condition of Harry Guenther, a Fidora ball player injured in a game last Sunday, is somewhat improved at Jones Hospital today. He is now able to use one arm. Guenther was struck in the spine by two players during a collision at a base, leaving him paralyzed.
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Harry Guenther
Fidora
Jones” Hospital
Guenther
Lawrence area Fourth of July social news items
Miss Alice Pierson from Lawrence spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs George Struhn. Gertie Strahn spent the Fourth in Lawrence with Miss Pierson. Coffman family from Lawrence spent the Fourth there. Garland Coffman returned from California last week. Bruce Gress and two children attended a family reunion at J Brohammer's in Columbia. A brother G Brohammer from California is visiting. Mrs Viva Strahn Stoll arrived Monday from Salvia to visit her parents Mr and Mrs George Strahn. Kanwaka Literary Club met June 26 with Mrs I D Miller and will meet July 6 with Mrs C E B Stanwix. Ortie Siler from Topeka visited his uncle George Siler in Elizabeth last week. Elizabeth Siler returned Wednesday from Lawrence after weeks with her grandmother. Esther Hird hosted a supper and slumber party Friday night. Attendees included Rena and Dorothy Elliott Ruth Miller Della May Dews Maurine Dorothy Stanwix and Esther Hird. Woodbury from Lawrence looked at the hay barn wrecked in the storm. Threshing began in the neighborhood. Faye Coffman visited from Topeka on the Fourth. Goldie and Ruby Slusser hosted a small gathering Tuesday night the Fourth. Present were Rosa Alice Elly James Osborn Margaret Marie Clifford and Geo Coffman Faye Coffman Elizabeth and Roland Siler Maurine Dorothy Stanwix Jimmie Thatcher Mr Coffman and Mr Mrs Osborn Mr Mrs Lawrence Thatcher M Dornon Mr and Mrs George Dornon. Evening featured cake and five oregon refreshments.
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Gertie Strahn
Lawrence
Pierson
George Coffman
Garland Coffman
California
Bruce Gress
J. Brohammer
Columbia
Viva Strahn Stoll
Salvia
George Strahn
Kanwaka
Rena
Dorothy Elliott
Ruth Miller
Della May Dews
Maurine
Dorothy Stanwix
Esther Ehird
Woodbury
Dornan's
Faye Coffman
Topeka
Myr
George Goffman
J Goldie
Ruby
Slusser
Rosa
Alice
Elly
James Osborn
Margaret
Marie
Clifford
Geo. Coffman
Elizabeth
Roland Siler
Jimmie Thatcher
Coffman
Osborn
Lawrence Thatcher
M. Dornon
George Dornon
Sunday Church Services and Union Meetings Listed
First Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with pastor Frank Jennings on "Ministering Angels" and union service at South Park. First M E Church has 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m service with Dr Klyne on "The Soul's Certainty" and Epworth League at 7 p m. union services at South Park at 8 p m. First Presbyterian at Corner Vermont and 9th Sts with E A Bleek minister hosts morning worship 11 a m and union services with Congregational church, July at Congregational and August at Presbyterian church. Junior C E 3 p m. United Brethren at Vermont and 12th St with BE E McAfterty pastor, junior and senior C E meetings. visitors welcomed and park worship at 8 p m.
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First Baptist Church
Frank Jennings
Forest E. Witcraft
South Park
M. BE
Klyne
Epworth League
Irst
Presbyterian Church
Vermont
9Th Sts
A. Bleek
Congregational Church
Dr. Bleek
Presbyterian Lchurch
United Brethren Church
E. McAferty
Fion
Miss Lee
T Pow
Wilmer Mayer
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
William F. Esser
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Reading Room
Union Park
Ito Mom Church
Jennings
The
Baptist
Miller
Niles
Mich
M. E. Church
Elm _ street
William ‘L. Morris
Clarence E.pine
Kansas City
Meddieurel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eleventh
New Hampshire Streets
N. D
Trriends
Tenth
Delaware
Clark
Christian Endeavor
Susie Wilcox
Christian churches schedule Sunday worship and youth services
Garner ministers invite families to a Sunday morning children and youth service after Sunday school, the third in a series with illustrated talks. Merle Williams leads the Bible School, Union Park hosts a large, inspiring service with Rev. Klyne presiding, others join in city church events and plans for summer.
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Christian Endeavor Socieries
South Park
Salvation Army leads city service shift at county jail and halls
A notice lists Salvation Army meetings at the city hall and street services, with Sunday programs at 10:15 a.m. and 7:15 p.m., plus jail services 3 to 4 p.m. and a 6:15 p.m. youth service. Other churches in town include Trinity Lutheran, Luke A. M. E., and Ninth Street Baptist with sermons, Sunday schools, and midweek prayers.
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Salvation Army
River
Tracks and Tales of Ted and Ned in Uncle Ben’s Farm
Ted and Ned visit Uncle Ben after bringing dinner and uncover a lesson in animal tracks. Ted copies tracks of fox, muskrat, mink, raccoon, possum, beaver, and ermine, fueling a winter project to study wildlife with Ned’s help.
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Ted
Uncle Ken
Ned
Ben
Uncle Ben
Ted. 1 “and Vl
Lemon Beauty Lotion for Skin Whitening and Freckles
An old beauty tip promotes lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to create a skin bleaching lotion. It claims to whiten the face neck and hands, reduce freckles and blemishes, and is said to be gentle without irritation, with appeal to stage actresses.
Zemo promises fast relief for skin diseases and itching
The ad touts Zemo as a remedy for eczema blotches ringworm and rashes. Priced 35 cents or 2.00 for extra large, it claims instant relief and quick healing as a penetrating disappearing liquid soothing delicate skin. Get it today and save further distress.
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Zemo
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New York
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Bureau of Circulations
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Fort
Trish Free State
Dublin
Fhee
Ramoni
Valera
Free State
Tieland
von Hindenberg
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North Lawrence Noes
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jong
Tom Sims
China
Dr. Sun
Harber
Dempsey
Willis
Alice. Pierson From
George Struhn
First Evangelical Church
Ht. Hobbs
Wie
C. W. New
WS. Houtfet
Free Methodist Church
Minnie A. Beers
Sophia Snowden
Ninth Street
Baptist Church
Carner Oth
Chig G.N. Jackson
Poncons
Pastoe
Mes
Ta Wallace
Fritz, Selta Kellys
Dr. Price
Lewis Allen Browne
Mary
Reynard
Fox
Uncle Len
Test
Covle Ben
Ayn
Wile
Wee
Wwe
Uncle Bea
Makings Popyright Oy
George Manhew Adams
Stanley Steamer
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
F. P. Bormuth
Masa
Lemons
Boston Bags
Round Corner Drug Co
Lawrence, Kang
Merchants National Bank
Middle West Bank
Lawrence National Bank
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