Second Test Verse and British Government Talk
The excerpt references biblical lines from Matthew about not tempting God and notes Ramsay MacDonald seeking a new British government. It discusses Lloyd George leading Liberals, Eidspal aid, and Labourites likely lacking a Commons majority, with Liberals weighing recognition in the new administration.
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Jesus
Ramsay “MacDonald
King George
Iolay
Bass
Lloyd George
Eidspal
Laborites
House of Commons
Debts and reparations shape postwar German bill
The text discusses the final settlement of Germany's world war debts, the Allied claim for total reparations, and potential effects on US war-debt reductions. It notes possible gains from early German troop withdrawal from the Rhineland and implications for American sympathizers. It also mentions farm board funding, wheat prices, and a Kansas gasoline tax showing rising usage.
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Natons
Germany
Rhineland
United States
Americas
Tit
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A brief item notes confusion or error in typography with the phrase AST WORKED 0) ig over any i for leading to discussion of optical or editorial mishap in a historical newspaper fragment. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
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Untitled editorial on tolerance and life conduct
A fragmented editorial reflects on virtue and social tolerance, noting intolerance toward religious opinions and skin color, and praising a deceased individual for considerateness in life. It mentions neighbors, Italian residents, and a dictator’s power in a distorted, partial passage.
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Thei Bor
Stocking the Kaw with shad and other town notes
The article reports 160000 shad arrived from the Susquehannah River for stocking the Kaw and tributaries, with care needed in transit. It mentions balloon ascents by Harry Gilbert for a temperance meeting, a kindergarten outing at Haskell's Grove, a bank social and an Ottawa excursion. It also covers university commencement transport offers, local 20-year-ago reminiscences, and various social visits and lectures in Lawrence.
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B. Ellis
United -Ec' Fish Commission
Topeka
Harry Gilbert
Bismarck Grove
New York
Ermont ‘Street
Haskell’s
Bank
Ottawa
Béau Forest Park
Ten Years Ago Dinner Hosts Honor Harley Melton
Mrs H T Melton will entertain Sands at a family dinner honoring her son Harley Melton and his bride from Oklahoma City. Mrs George J Barker will leave Ohio to attend a class reunion at Ohio Wesleyan University. Barker will visit northern Ohio and points near her old home in Wellington and Cleveland.
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Twenten
Kate Miglario
Southern Lousins
Leadith Husselt
Westmoreland
New York
United States
G.H. Hoxie
Atlantic ‘City
Theodore Gardner
St. Louis
Maybeth Pate
Chicago
Sher
Georgie Nicholsor
Donnelley
and Scully Hse Reaibetind Scully
E. Muntee
Tasti Niga
Chicane
Teer Terial
Dri Leveret
Williams, College
University of Kangas
Lawrence
College
Merchant's Athletic
H.T. Melton
Sands
Harley, Melton
Oklahoma City
Ee Melton
George J.barker
Ohio
Wesleyan
Delaware
Bark
Wellings Feveland
Art minded moves and social notes show in Stubbs area
Mrs Herman Knecht travels with her mother to Woodstock New York to begin a landscape study course at the New York Art Students League. Edie Fern Edie plans to study further after a brief visit. Andrew McDonald hosted an informal gathering at 938 Louisiana Street with Scherzo club members planning a line party to see Mickey.
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Stubbs
Herman Knecht
Elizabeth
Edie
Woodstock
New York
Knecht
Fern
Andrew McDonald
Louisiana
Elizabeth' Davis
Scherzo Club
Mickey
Rainbow Land Reflections on Hawaiian Travel by Twain Era Writer
Adventuring writer recalls Kauai and other islands from a Kauai tour. He contrasts past and present self-government, cites Waimea Canyon and Haena Cave, notes sugar mills and pineapple canneries, and muses on Hawaiian names and language while detailing travel by road and ship.
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Mark Twain
Hawaii
Sandwich Islands
Bey
Marek ‘Twain
China
Fengs
Kauai
Oahu
Mau
Tone
Kauia
Douglas County
Douglas
Kauss
Bass
Ana
Honolulu
Ahakini
Tihue
Nawitiwili’ Bay
Lawai
Emi
Cook
Waimex
Ords
Imea
Canyon
Grand Canyon
of Arizona
Pele
Prodigal Journey and Klondike Gold Rush Love Story
Fragmentary memoir tale of three seekers in the Klondike gold rush era. The narrator recounts Dawson City encounters with Berna Smith, perilous trails, a snow slide, typhoid illness, Locasto’s threats, a dance hall world, and a doomed romance as loyalties fracture and survival dominates.
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Jim
Klondike
Berna Smith
Dawson City
Berna
Mary
Wilyter
Locasto
Locaste
Brother's Opposition Tests a Sister's Suitor Faith
In a village tale, Athol defies Garry's authority over his love for Bernz She awakens change in Garry as the pair navigate pride tradition and modern views A growing friendship forms as Bernz softens Garry and challenges the old name's code.
Prodigal’s Return Tests a Lure of Trust
A winter of buoyant promise unravels as the narrator, torn by jealousy and suspicion, fears Berna’s fidelity after a letter from the Prodigal reveals Locasto’s danger. A midnight ride home ends in shock as a cryptic note implies betrayal by Berna, leaving the narrator to confront a web of passion and deceit.
Lincoln Memorial Tower Gifted at Oldest Washington Church
The New Yak Avenue Presbyterian Church, where Lincoln attended during the Civil War, celebrated its 129th anniversary with the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial Tower. The tower rises 171 feet, features a lighted globe for aviators, and has four clock dials. The church, founded by James Laurie, has long hosted presidents on its rolls, including Adams, Jackson, Pierce, Harrison, Lincoln, Buchanan, and Johnson. President Hoover attended the dedication service with Mrs. Hoover in the pew once occupied by Lincoln.
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Abraham Lincoln
New Yak Avenue Presbyterian
Phineas
D. Gurley
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Robert T. Lincoln
Preston Lincoln
Church of Presidents
J. Q. Adams
Fillmore
Jackson
Pierce
Harrison
Lincoln
Buchanan
Johnson
Hoover
Stanton
Gurley
Christoph Lay Wren
St. Paul's
London
James Laurie
D. D
Joseph R. Sizco
Quayle
Episcopalian convention met in Emporia Kansas 1878
The annual Episcopalian convention for Kansas was held in Emporia. The Collegiate issued sketches of University of Kansas graduates from Lawrence.
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The
Episcopalians of Kansas
Emporia
Lawrence
University of
Kansae
Pleasant Valley 4 H Club Ice Cream Social Program Recital
The Meadow Lark 4 H club held an entertainment and ice cream social at the schoolhouse Saturday evening led by Mrs H D Rothrock. A program featured songs piano solos readings and a harp solo plus a toast by the new 4 H county leader Mr Warren and cake and ice cream for many attendees. Nearby visits included Mabel and Vinton Peters of Fairview with relatives in town and a Memorial high school graduation attended by Evan Griffith and others from Kansas City.
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George Peters
Fgent
Edna Cole
Lawrence
A. L. Holcom
Nadine Brace
Charles Howard
Fairview
George Ryuser
Delbert Richards
Olive Jian Waa
A’ Lawrence
Peters
M. F. Burns
John R. McGinnes
Kansas City
Walter Howard
Harold, Maxine and
Paul
Maloney
Meadow Lark 4-H
H. D. Rothrock
Sbng
Our Club
Lola
Lucille Robertson
Helen Dreher
Lester Hegeman
Charles Pugh
Alberta
Arleen Johnson
Jean Childs
Phil Blough
Ethel Griffin
Pussy Willow
Vivian Rothrock
Warren
Oir
4-H
Mabel
Vinton Peters
Walt Howard
Dan
Neil
Enid Itlian
Ina
John
Donald Tobler
Evan Griffith
Memorial High School
J. Flynn
Robert
Mitchell
Margaret Flynn
New Hawaii Governor's Wife Promotes Education and World Citizenship
Mrs. Lawrence M. Judd, wife of Hawaii's new governor, stresses educational opportunities for children and progressive education in a racially mixed society. Born in Brooklyn and married in 1909, she values church and school work and views Hawaii as an ideal training ground for world citizenship. Christmas cactus at S. J. Rogers home may bloom twice this year due to unseasonable cold.
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Murray
Dawson
Meldrum
Locasto
Berna
Honolulu
Lawrence M. Judd
Hawaii
Judd
Juld
Brooklyn
N. Y
Islands
Richmond Hill
Long Island
S. J. Rogers
Belleville
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