Miners Union Officials Offer July Salaries in Solidarity
The Mine Workers' union in Indianapolis announces that over 100 officers will for July donate their entire salaries to the organization to share the hardship of widespread coal mining unemployment. President John L. Lewis earns 666.66 monthly, with Murphy and Green at 583.33 each, while many miners face joblessness or short workweeks across hundreds of mines nationwide.
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Kansas Teachers Bureau Predicts Fall Shortage Of Qualified Teachers
Frank L. Pinet of the Kansas Teachers Association warns of an actual shortage of well trained teachers in Kansas this fall. The new placement bureau, free to association members, reports demand two for every applicant and highlights need for domestic science, manual training and physical education teachers.
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A Woman's Way T Tried for Four Months to Get My Wife
A buyer recalls a four month effort to persuade his wife to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He mentions a friend with similar stomach trouble who warned her case was different. After bribing with a dress, the first dose reportedly cleared her complexion, improved appetite, and restored ability to eat. The preparation claims to remove tar mucus and reduce inflammation in stomach, liver, and intestines, with a money back guarantee. Sold at Round Corner Drug Store and other druggists.
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Tory
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Local bureau staff shifts and travel notes across towns
Clerical workers in the bureau take two dollar memberships as work shifts change. Teachers relocate to open classrooms as the bureau maintains full time staff in two positions. Numerous residents travel between Kansas City Ottawa Topeka Sibleyville and Pawnee Rock for visits and errands while family and friends attend events and gatherings across multiple towns.
Local social notes from Lawrence and Lecompton districts
Mrs Arthur Evans spent the day in Eudora. Martha Transmeyr socialized with Mrs Carl Hird of Lecompton in Lawrence. Indian Philip Santeen aided Willis Colman. Rache Carter visited Shipman. Marguerite spent the weekend with her brother. Anderson suffers blood poisoning from a hand pimple. Mrs Shipman helped cook for threshers on Tuesday. Telephone crews repaired lines around town. The Shipman Carter family visited Robert Sete. Iller Baham threshing machine worked for George McCarty on Wednesday and Thursday. Louise Clarke of Lecompton visited Aunt Mrs Butoe Winter. Mrs Fred Shimmafon returned from a three-week visit with her mother at La Junta, Colo. The Murrays and three daughters and one son vacationed with Dan Bells. Mr and Mrs Charles Wells visited Charles Winter and his mother Mrs Laura Winter. Miss Hortense Hoad of Ann Arbor is visiting Miss Ruth Kennedy. Hoad and her mother Mrs W Hoad stay with Grandma Mrs G S Head in Lecompton. Mrs Jim Wilson and Mrs James Schroyer visited with their son Douglas, staying with Mr and Mrs Henry Fraker, returning to Lawrence Tuesday. Mrs Laura Winter spent Saturday with Mrs Hattie Winter. Mrs Hattie Winter’s daughter Gladys and Miss Zella Tift returned from the East. Also guests Mr and Mrs Frank Kerns and Miss Coeran from Topeka. Charles W Boughton, who has done geology work in Mexico and Guatemala, is visiting his mother. Lawrence Carter’s. Men-Vickrey will go to Kansas City.
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Arthur. Evans
Eudora
Martha Transmeyr
Carl Hird
Karl Kreider
Lecomption
Lawrence
Philip Santeen
Haskell
Willis Colman
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Marguerite
Anderson
Arthur Richards
Shipman Carter
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Robert Sete
George McCarty
Louise Clarke
Lecompton
Butoe Winter
Fred Shimmafons
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Murray
Dan Bells
Charles Wells
Charles Winter
Laura Winter
Miss Hortense
Ann Arbor
Ruth Kennedy
Miss Hoed
W. Hoad
G. S S
Jim Wilson
James. Schroyer
Douglas
Henry Fraker
Hattie Winter
Gladys
Zella Tift
Frank Kerns
Miss Coeran
Topeka
Charles W. Boughton
Mexico
Guatemala
Lawrence Carter
Vickrey
Will
Kansas City
Aspirin caution and Bayer brand warning
Beware of aspirin stamps that do not show Bayer on the package. Genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty one years is Bayer Aspirin. Use only Bayer labeled boxes for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and pain. Handy tins of twelve cost only a few cents with larger packs sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Kansas CAPITOL NOTES Odd customs and railroad prices in Topeka
The article surveys Topeka customs such as hotels avoiding Room 13 and the public’s superstition about numbered rooms. It reports state actions on gasoline quotas, mentions Governor Allen and President Harding, notes a growing stamp collector movement, and outlines a regional outdoor advertising plan by the Merchants' Association. It also covers threshing prices set by the Eastern Kansas Brotherhood and farm labor costs, ending with a local oddity about itch remedies and drug stores.
Journey to the Amazon Explores New Frontiers
Dean Sayre of the pharmacy department heads a scientific expedition from New York to Mollendo and La Paz. The voyage faced engine delays but proceeded with favorable weather, pausing through the Panama Canal and visiting Lima. The group plans future ascent into the Andes and aims to collect biological products for the University of Kansas pharmacy lab. Milford, a former Sayre student, visits Philadelphia relatives amid a social week at Bakers.
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Philadelphia
Baldwin News relatives visit in various towns
The column lists residents and relatives visiting kin across Kansas towns including Vassar Garnett Topeka Lawrence and Lawrences. Visitors include Helda Hobbs, J O T Hilh figs Helda Hobbs, Mert C A Sailé, Nelli, and Ernest Swallow. Families mentioned: Babbs Gibbs Pickerell Johnson Hill Huey and Lives.
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Britain Takes Charge In New Guinea After German Rule
British civil administration becomes effective May 10 in German New Guinea as Australian troops surrender authority. Expropriation of German property is to be decided by a new act, with native interests protected and traditional customs retained.
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Ermans
Thanking Friends for Kindness After Loss of Wife
A brief card expresses gratitude for sympathy and offerings after the passing of a wife. Signed by Geo. M. Grout, Mr. and Mrs. and Aly Nily, and others, noting Rankin’s Drop Store and nearby shops as local points of thanks.
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Aril
Fred Vj Lewis
AL. Levi
Festival of St Henry of Bavaria Observed in Trenton
The Roman Catholic diocese of Trenton marks St Henry of Bavaria day as forty years old today while rain forecasts arise from the feast day proverb. The Illinois State Chamber of Commerce convenes in Rockford for a two day session and national federation events begin in Cleveland with women business leaders gathering. J Bo Mack travels to Kansas City on business.
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Illinois
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Commerce
Rockford
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