Russians anxious to come to U S in Constantinople crowds
In Constantinople, Russians seeking entry to the United States crowd the foreign districts while passport rules tighten. About 16 000 to 50 000 Russians there long for relaxed restrictions, many with claimed American ties. Admission remains limited toBolshvik-free, non public charge applicants, with artists needing contracts.
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Constantinople
America
United States
New York
Serbia
Italy
Russian Commission
Black Sea
Turkey
Unclaimed baggage on Governor’s Island calls to veterans
New York reports 148000 barrack bags 6000 trunks and many unclaimed items of Americans in military service on Governor’s Island. Army authorities and the Knights of Columbus urge former servicemen to reclaim their lost property. Haircuts rise to one dollar and shaves fifty cents in Nenena Alabama. Miss Lattie Hutt visits Lawrence from Kansas City with her mother. Miss Mamie Gorsuch in Washington employed, visiting her parents. Gifts of jewelry remain popular. Dunmire’s promotes Pure Guernsey milk and cream. Ed W Parsons jewelry ad lists 725 Mass.
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Gage
New York
Governor's Island
Knights of Columbus
Lattie Hutt
Kansas City
Rachel Hutt
Mamie Gorsuch
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
E. B. Gorsuch
Man Saves Wife in Nick of Time With Remedy Claim
A husband credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for saving his wife who suffered severe stomach and intestinal illness. He says after using the remedy she recovered rapidly, gained weight, and can now eat. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing various ailments and offers a money back guarantee. Available at Round Comer Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Hen house tragedy sparks rat control remedy
A woman announces the loss of her cherished setter and explains her plan to use RAT SNAP to eradicate rats. The ad promotes RAT SNAP in three sizes and urges poultry raisers to keep it on hand.
Northwestern life insurance district managers change
W E Kennedy and Otto A Ramseyer succeed J S Amick and Roy H Clayton as district managers effective today. Amick becomes district manager for the seventeen and a half Oklahoma district with HQ in Oklahoma. Clayton, former associate district manager, will accompany Amick to his new field. Amick and Clayton retain an interest in the 133 Agency in Lawrence. Kennedy and Ramseyer have been with the agency a year and are well established in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
W. E. Craig Kennedy
Otto A. Ramseyer
J.S. Amick
Roy H.clayton
J. S. Amick
Isventeen
Oklahoma
Clayton
Amick
Lawrence
Kennedy
Ramseyer
Personal notices of locals visiting and traveling
Mrs Sarah Wheeter returns to Chicago after visiting her mother Mrs C Kelso. Avery Olney returns home for the summer after teaching in Kingman. Tr Radcliffe and daughter Amy Trene visit from Kansas City. Effie Uhre and daughter from Minneapolis visit Miss Olga Bartelle. Miss Marion Wolfson and Mrs Hareweil seen with Lawrence friends as Miss Effie Robinson. Helen Buck departs for Paul Nebraska for two months of teaching. Dorothy Angevine, Latin and History teacher in Oklahoma City High School, returns home. they plan a Great Lakes summer trip. Belle Irwin returns from Honolulu to visit daughter in Pittsburg Kansas. Mrs J W Boyer and Mrs B M Hornback spend day in Kansas City. Boyer cousin Miss Mary Neal travels from Judith Gap to Hannibal Missouri. Ruth Woods, Class of 1919, visits Alpha Xi Delta. The British Colonial Office provisionally fixes the new name for German East Africa as Tanganyika Territory.
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Sarah Wheeter
Chicago
Lawrence
Effie Robinson
Marion Wolfson
Kansas City
Alpha Ni Debat House
Helen Buck
Paul
Nebraska
Paul Normal and Business College
Dorothy Angevine
Oklahoma City
Schiol
Angevine
Dorothy
Great Lakes
Belle Irwin
Honolulu
Ed Irwin
Irwin
Gibson
Pittsburg
Kansas
J. W. Boyer
Westminster Hall
B. M. Hornback
Family and social notices from Kansas city area mess
A long column of society items from a Kansas newspaper notes a Sunday family dinner in Albuquerque for Bayer of New Mexico hosted by his sister Mrs William Miller on East Street, a Saturday luncheon for Miss Claudia Pendleton and Miss Flo Shanklin, and various local engagements. It covers weddings, moves to Lawrence, memorial services, a cotton futures bill, a Japanese dance at Woodland Park, baseball, high school graduates, and numerous church and community activities with many named residents and nearby towns.
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Bayer
Albuquerque
New Mexico
William Miller
Eastth Street
Oak Hill
Claudia Pendleton
Flo Shanklin
M.T. Sadler
Oak Ridge People Travel and Visit Friends
Oak Ridge residents report visits and social calls last week. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sutter traveled to Eudora on business. Mrs. C G Herriott and Mrs. Bleakley met, Miss Lillian Stover will teach in Oak Ridge, and the Erwins spent time with Mrs Erwin’s parents in Sunnyside.
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Maurice Sutter
Eudora
CG. Herriott
W. T. Bleakley
Lillian Stover
Oak Ridge
Howard Erwin
Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered New Yorker Ad
A New Yorker with wide experience claims a book shows how to banish tobacco easily and completely. Ed ward J. Wood ral of New York City offers a free plain wrapper look at the method. Health improves as nicotine leaves the body, bringing calm sleep clear eyes normal appetite better digestion stronger memory and overall efficiency.
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New Yorker
Il Beneit
Edward J. Wood Ral
New York City
Sunday Visitors and Local Social Notes in North Lawrence
Miss Bertha Kop and Misses Houk and Kennenberg were Sunday visitors at the Johns home. Ernest Suiter and Florence Suiter enjoyed Sunday evening at the Hutchins home in North Lawrence. A traveling medicine man visited last Thursday. Mrs. Leonhard and children visited Mrs. Godfrey Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. B. Strong of Lawrence spent Thursday with Curtis Strong and family. Clarence Davis visited Zebby Van Neste Wednesday evening. Neighborhoods attend the high school graduation Friday. Maurice Suiter and wife visited his cousin Wm Karnes and attended the Haske ll concert Sunday evening. Van Neste and Carol Miller are slowly improving after illness. Frank Toms and Mrs. Dora Woolf visited Grantville relatives Sunday. Johnie Strong had car trouble Wednesday evening and needed help. Dorothy Bleakley visited the Herriott children Friday and all went to the daisy fields for Decoration Day. Some country correspondents had larger print this week.
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Bowersock
James Woolf
George
Arthur
Elbert Woolf
Chester Toms
Knowledge Hill
Carrie Hunsinger
Leona Eberwine
Curtis Strong
Henry Boeners
Lawrence
Janeway
Genevieve Herriott
Katherine Gebhart
Herriott
Will Colman
Kansas City
Rush
Margaret Rush
Mathias
Tarkio
Frank Leonhard
Charlie Hunsinger
Guthrie
Irene Bright
Herbert Bruckmiller
George Snow
L. A. Pege
Frank Johns
Earl = Higgins
S. Purcell
Irene
Messrs
Rarick
Leonhard
Leman
Halsted
Kans
Purcell
Christian Ladies Aid
Hubbel
Clarence Fine
Bertha Kop
Houk
Kennenberg
Johns
Ernest “Suitér
Florence Suiter
Hutchins
North Lawrence
Godfrey
B. Strong
Clarence Davis
Zebby van Neste
Maurice Suiter
Frank Toms
Dora Woolf
Katie Toms
Grantville
Johnie Strong
Dobbin
Dorothy Bleakley
Danderine Prompts Hair Revival Claims Sealed in Ad
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic, promising rapid revival after one use. It claims reduced dandruff, renewed vigor, enhanced brightness, color, and thickness, though the text appears fragmentary and promotional in tone.
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Len A
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Sublime
An old time remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur darken gray or faded hair naturally and evenly. It promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easier home alternative ready in drug stores. One application supposedly hides gray strands and leaves hair lush and glossy.
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Wyeth
Local residents visit relatives and observe traffic scene
Hope the good printer will pass the good work along. Mr Stanwix and family spent Wednesday evening with Mr Ross Stanwix. G G Clevenger and Mrs Clevenger of Lawrence, and Mr John Clevenger motored in our neighborhood last Monday. Strong of Leavenworth plans to farm soon but will delegate a caretaker. Esther and Louise Knop attended the Miller home Saturday morning. Mrs Frank McGrade called on Mrs Van Neste Saturday. Pansy Hemphill-Wear visiting sisters Mrs John Clevenger and Mrs Champion, staying with Mrs Mitchelli of Lawrence. Mrs Champion of Sheridan Wyoming arrived Friday to be with relatives. Gertrude Knop spent Friday night with the Miss Johns. Saturday morning many roads busy with army trucks, motorcycles with sidecars, and a flying machine, reminding all that the world is a busy place.
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Stanwix
Ross Stanwix
G. G. Clevenger
Clevenger
Lawrence
John Clevenger
Strong
Leavenworth
Laneway
Esther
Louise Knop
Miller Home
Frank McGrade
van Neste
Pansy Hemphill
Carrollton Woman Credits Pinkham Compound For Relief
In Carrollton Kentucky Luchas T Toast reports long lasting improvement after twelve then six more bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she regained energy and can work at the State Hospital and urges others to try the remedy. She invites readers to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for free advice.
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Bass
Iorein Co
Station F
New York
Carrollton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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