Airship Journey Over Texas Oklahoma To Kansas City
A passenger logs a day of airship travel from Fort Worth through Oklahoma and Tulsa to Kansas City. He notes views of hills and erosion rich red soil, fields and farms, towns and rivers, engine tests, passenger activity, and a busy Tulsa airport with a record crowd. The narrator praises the ride, temperature, and later transport home.
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Dallas
Tulsa
Fort. Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Thor
Amart
Fortuna Tely
Oklahoma City
Capitol
Hess
University recital delights crowd at auditorium
Mérle Conger pianist and Trène Peabody mezzo soprano presented a varied program to an enthusiastic audience. Peabody's rich voice and Conger’s interpretive power drew long applause with pieces like Charming Chloe and We Two. Ruth Grautt accompanied. next event is a musical vesper service.
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University Fine, Arts
Mérle ‘Congey
Iss Tréne’ Peabody
Miss Peabody
Chloe
Kernochan
Miss Conger
Guion
Liszt
Conger
Ruth Orauttt
Peabody
University Auditorium
Fire damages Katz Drug Store in Kansas City
Fire of undetermined origin caused about 1100 dollars in damage to Katz drug store at Twelfth and McGee in Kansas City. No injuries reported. Local fire units responded promptly to extinguish the blaze.
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Katz
Kansas City
Katz Drug Store
McGee Pimpae
Fifty Seven Cigarette Licenses Issued in Lawrence
County clerk records show fifty seven cigarette licenses issued with many businesses on Massachusetts Street. Listings name restaurants drug stores pool halls and confectionaries including John N. Perker C E Hill A W Gillham Harry Weyermuller R F K Passwark and others across massachusetts street and nearby avenues.
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C.O. Bowman
Lawrence
John ‘N. Perker
Massachusetts
C. E. Hill
A. W. Gillham
Massachusetts Street
Harry Weyer
Wiley
C. G. Coe
Atlantic
Pacific
Ralph ‘Roby
Round Corner
Clarence Wilson
Marl Wallgren
Pidwick-Greynound IV
Rankin
R. H. Wagstaff
E. R.hess
K.C. K. V. & W. Newstand
L. D. Hughes
C. G. Williams
Ohio Street
Y “A. Morehouse
Fritz-Stowits Drug Store
John Stavros
Clifton
Ramsey
Twelvth
Oread , Avenue
Baldwin Stm
Abt
Haglund
Jack Bowen
Hitchcock Drug’ Company
B. F. Elliot
Farmers Union
In- Sars Grover
Briumfield
Will . Neil
Jayhawk 4 H Club Sponsors Potato Tour Near Lawrence
About fifteen members of the Jayhawk 4 H club toured farms north and northeast of Lawrence guided by county agent A I Gilkison and club leader T R Walgren. They visited the Pine Stiner and other farm plots where Gilkison explained plant and fertilizer plats and Weeks arranged the trip. Also KU entomology students depart for Toledo to study corn borers under federal supervision with a field survey across Michigan Indiana and West Virginia.
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Jayhawk 4-H Club
Lawrence
A. I. Gilkison
T. R Walgren
County 14
Roscoe Pine
R. Reed
F. H
Leonard
F.*l. Hartman
Alfred ‘Heck
W.H. Weeks
C. C. Miller J
W. R. St
H Howard - Piney
Nnel Reed
Raymond Pine
Arthur Leonhard
Lloyd Pine
Elmer Hartman
Walkter Heck
Lyle Weeks
Arthur Heck
Ardell Weeks
Harry Milder
Glenn Weeks
K.U
University of Kansas
Department of
Entomology
Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
West Virginia
Personal notices list travels and visits across Kansas and beyond
Mars B Nelson spent the day in Topeka. J D Kennard was in Topeka on business today. Mrs J W Rumpid is spending the day in Kansas City. Mrs William Kolarik went to Kansas City this morning. Peck was in Kansas City on business today. Mr and Mrs mons of Ajo Ari ing Mr Simmons sister A Churchill went to Kansas this morning to visit for a week or two. Mrs J G Millikan of Santa Ana Cal is visiting her brother W E Nevin and family. Date James and family and Miss Axine Brizen dine will leave this evening for Owensburg Ky for a two week vacation. Miss Ruth Dyche has returned from two weeks in Fayetteville Ark where she formerly was a teacher. Miss Lucile Taliaferro at University summer session drove home to El Dorado for the weekend with aunt Mrs R G Patterson. Mrs A B Mitchell will return this evening from Chatute where she has been spending several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
B. Nelson
Topeka
J. D.kennard
J. W. Rumpid
Kansas City
William Kolarik
Peck
Mons
Ajo
Ariing
Simmons
A. Churchill
Kansa
Fayetteville
Ark
Lucile Taliaferro
el Dorado
R. G. Patterson
A. B. Mitchell
Chatute
Visitors and travelers span several states this summer
Mrs Harvey of Minneapolis with three daughters visits J H Eibest in Ames for several weeks. Mrs Lizie and son Robert Wael of New York City tour the country visiting Mrs W T Garnenter. Mr Uzel studies at Princeton. Prof and Mrs Olin Templin return from visits in New York Washington and the Carolinas visiting daughters in Wilson and Ames. Mr Wellhouse teaches at the University of North Carolina in Greensboro during summer duties.
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Harvey
School of Business
Princeton University
Olin Templin
New York
Washington
North
Carolina
Herbert Rankin
Wilson
Walter Wellhouse
Ames
Town
Greensboro
Wellhoue
University of North Carolina
Mollusks Studied as Parasite Carriers in Caribbean Islands
Dr. Paul Bartsch of the National Museum will four months study land and freshwater mollusks from the Virgin Islands to Caribbean coastlines. He will measure water hydrogen ion content and test its effect on pests to prove the Greater Antilles fauna trend from South America rather than Yucatan. The work funds the Walter Rathbone Bacon traveling scholarship.
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Washington
Caribbean Sea
South America
Antilles
Paul Bartsch
Nationals Museum
Virgin Islands
Greater Anties
Cuba
Haiti
Porto Rico
Stepping Stones
Yucatan
Central America
Bartsch
Walter Rathbone Bacon
Weekend Radio Schedule Highlights From Local Programs
Friday and Saturday listings show the McGrew Trio and the Triadors on air at 6:20 and 8:00 P.M. The schedule includes Gillette Razor ads, Philco Theatre Memories, and Lew White organ music. Sunday features Biscuit and Pancake programs, the Friendly How, and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra lineup with weather forecasts throughout the day.
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McGrew
Triadors
Joe ‘Rink
Shostra
Mildred Thant
Gillette Safety Razor
Billy Jane
Ernie
Hare
Philco
Quallen
Lew White
Oreanist
Mder Music
Ther
Siami
Bluebirds
Scott's
Ker
Gems
Souths Novelty Orchestra
Detroit
Symphony Orchestra
Tonganoxie Trio
P. m
Winlall Ansie - Berdern
Pletan
Reading and Hearing Equal for Memorization Study
University of Michigan research reports reading and hearing nearly equal for memorizing. Two groups of college men tested. high intelligence favored reading slightly, lower intelligence favored hearing, but differences not conclusive.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Edward B. Greene
University of Michigan
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Thousands of Hearts Studied to Span Gap in Records of Organ
Cleveland observers describe heart disease research led by Dr. Bradley M. Patten at Western Reserve University. He studies heart development from early microstructures to complex anatomy using 2000 reference cards and autopsy data from Paris Munich and Vienna. Patten notes congenital defects arise from early heart formation and that progress may take decades.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bradley .M.patten
Embro Western Reserve Univer
Patten
Paris
Munich
Vienna
Ars
Reciprocal Tours Aimed to Strengthen English Speaking Ties
Melbourne reports plans for reciprocal tours between Australia and the United States to promote closer relations among English speaking peoples. The first tour will depart Sydney on July 21 with reception arranged by chambers of commerce in the United States. From arrival in San Francisco on August 2 to Vancouver departure, opportunities will begin for closer ties between people and industry.
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Melbourne
Australia
United States
Sydney
Chambers of Commerce
San Francisco
Vancouver
Two Year Old Mare Born in Montana Coal Mine
A two year old mare born deep in a Montana coal mine in Klein mysteriously has never seen sunlight or undergone ultraviolet exposure. Owner Charles Fletcher reports the healthy, high-spirited animal stands taller than others in the mine and plans to bring it to the surface to study its adaptation to light.
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Mare
Montana
Police Protest Over Beggar's Opera In Warsaw
Warsaw police register a protest at the production of the Beggar's Opera for depicting British officers taking bribes. The portrayal offended Polish lawmen who felt insulted by the satire and forced the director to drop the bribe song and to have officers in civilian clothes.
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Warsaw
Scientist from Pike's Peak studies sickness under altitude
A scientist from Pike's Peak conducts an investigation into sickness effects at high altitude. Arthur Grol at Johns Hopi university leads the study with Mrs Graulman as assistant, lodging at a zoo house on Pike's Peak and testing with Snook to Trial. Columbus, Ohio. July 12 API notes.
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Arthur Grol
Johns Hopi University
Sargon Treatment Credited By Wichita Woman
Mrs. Myrtle Titus reports seven years of illness including a nervous breakdown and gall bladder surgery improved by Sargon pills. She says digestion, mood, skin, and energy lifted, with relief from headaches and coated tongue. Drug sold at Lawrence Round Corner. doctor’s office closed in July.
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Sargon
Myrtle Titus
Tai Hiram Ave
Wichita
Lawrence
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Kansas’City
Ft. Worth
Safeway ‘Company
Galveston
WLC. S
Hoover
Farm Board
Teagy
Lesce
James C. Stone
Rthur
M. Hyde
Denman
Associated Press
Federal Farm Board
Alexander H. Legge
Rebekahs
Hall
Martha Griff
First Baptist Church
Baldwin and
Rebekah
Leila
N. G
Emma Ziésenis
County Clerk's Office
Frank Barnes
Dickinson Theatre
Ray Dinakin
Publix ‘Theatres
Amiss Margaret Drennyn
Ee Sea
F. Sandberg
The
Potato Tour
Caribbean Islands
Reali
Eddy
Annie E. Eddie
I C. Stevenson
West Lawrence
Josh Lowry
Lena Lowry
Chasis Lowry
Father
Dutch East Indies
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ambilance Phone 269
Ind. St
Merchants National Bank
Will
Neien Klotz
T Clemenceau
Independence
Kan
Les Dewitt
McDiarmid
Chestian Colerestar
Fomor
James H. Snook
Theora K. Hix
Saa
Beacon Guides
Boston Customs House
Boston
Customs House
Pike's Peak
Florence Barrows
Mrs. Myrtle Titus
Betti Mubic
Kent
Victor Radio
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