Hidden motives in marriage in old newspapers
A terse reader comment mixes humor and irony about marriages for money, recalling a past era when love and financial gain were weighed by the press and publishers. The note blends sarcastic sentiment with a nod to income and matchmaking.
Fragmentary local notice on program and speakers
A garbled post on a local event lists presidents and ladies, a commander, and a principal speaking as part of a G A R affiliated program. It mentions Theodore Gardner and R. H. McWhearter in a ceremonial context with an informal engine of songs.
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Comrade Shell to Address Camp Fire Council Meeting
The Camp Fire Council, chaired by Mrs Howard I L Bishop, will meet this evening at the Chamber of Commerce building at 5 o'clock. A summer flower decorates the table as refreshments are served.
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Comrade Shell
Chamber of Yantnierce
Howard Il, Bishop
Personal notices list scattered travels and visits
Dr Forest Anderson and wife went to Denver to visit his brother Dr R M Anderson. Mrs WE Campbell and her two daughters Gladys and Mabel returned from a motor trip to Wichita. Mrs Sherman Delaney from Fort Worth arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J T Constant. Mr and Mrs Glen A Moody and two children left for Belleville to see Moody's mother. Ruth Ellis of Wichita visits cousin Mrs T A Bogue. Ted Wynn of Wichita visits the home. Bruce McKee Lee left yesterday for a visit with her parents. Wes Repatation notes on a two om the Weaver store. Bruce Serwin spent the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs WLW Blakey and a mus Blaker spent the day in Kansas City. Prof LL B81 Miss Mary Sissen Jett visit their home in Mich. In the fall Miss Si on and af hatte ea will
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Forest Anderson
Denver
R. M. Anderson
Campbell
Daugh
Gladys
Mabel
Wichita
Sherman Delaney
Fort WH
Texas
J. T. Constant
Glen A. Moody
Belleville
Moody
Auer Ruth Ellis
It. A. Bogue
Ted Wynn
Bruce McKee Lee
Wes Repatation
Aris
Om the Weaver
Bruce Serwin
Kansas City
Ald Alrs
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Blakey
Blaker
Mary Sissen Jett
Sion
New York Visit Supports Student’s Ongoing Studies
A brief note indicates a female student plans to travel to New York to continue her studies while managing her current coursework and research interests.
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New York
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad Promises Pure Shine Control
A French process face powder named MELLO-GLO is advertised to keep shine away, spread smoothly, not clog pores, and stay pure and fine. The promotion urges readers to try it at City Drug Store Eldridge's Pharmacy Round Corner Drug Store.
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City Drug Store
Eldridge’ Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug
Castoria Widely Used For Babies For Over Twenty Years
Castoria has been a pleasant harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething syrups and soothing syrups containing no narcotics. Doctors everywhere recommend Castoria. Signed by The 2 Mt Dears.
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