Moonlit Campus Designs Capture Student Art Diversity
Exhibits on the third floor of the Wer Administration building display university design work by Katie Bell Watson and Dorothes Deag among others. Moonlit campus views, postcards, cover designs for Graduate Magazine and basketball programs, and transcribed phonograph records highlight the department's awards and ongoing student achievements.
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Ty “S
Wer
Mate
Katie ‘Bell Watson
Dorothes Deag
Katie Watson
Department of Design
Graduate
Frank Cooper
Cooper
Katherine Railsback
Matsuoka
Kansas Free State
Topeka
Velma Marshall
Woman's Foreign ‘Missionary Society
the Metihasist Church
Springfield Fass
Ralisback
Clara ‘Hatton
Marshall-Breid
Ella Jane Bowman
Emma_Norton
Marguerite Chandler
Mabel Hastings Rose
Kathleen O’brien
Ruth Smith
Doris Jacobs
Eleanor Hackney
Dorothea
Deri Frieta Backeberg
Mary
June Bridesmaids Wear Bouffant Frocks in Lace Debut
Behold the June bride swathed in chiffon over white satin with a duchess lace veil. Maid of honor in ruffled chiffon with Chantilly lace sleeves and pastel silk roses. Bridesmaids in Chantilly lace over satin with light bodices and corsages of roses.
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Beholt
preserved strawberry recipes and an antique fashion note
A snippet from a vintage column discusses making preserved strawberries with two methods and notes on strawberry preserves storage. The text also mentions a fashionable black satin coat and stylistic directives from a directorate, with garbled miscellaneous lines from the page.
Emergency Shelf Aids In Pantry For Last Minute Guests
The article promotes a pantry emergency shelf to handle unexpected visitors or picnics. It lists staples like canned soups beans and peanut butter, plus snacks such as chips and cookies, noting rotation and replenishment to keep items fresh and ready for quick meals.
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Tou Tniveom
Hanling
Saintiyse
Fringed Scarf and Avneckigee Note in Gray Pearls
Fragments describe a fringed scarf or shawl with ostrich heathers and self color details. The text contrasts avneckigee of gituv nedizls as newer and more fascinating than another item called biatk, noting their distinct features.
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Gituv Nedizls
Biatk
Bridegroom Confounds Fraternity Prank In Lawrendale
A Lawraternity planned a practical joke on a groom away marrying in town. While the house was left exactly as arranged, brothers swapped and altered items to unsettle him. A neighbor motherly woman later entered and restored the scene, leaving the groom none the wiser. Parasol fashion blends black velvet with rose tint in American beauty linings.
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Pbk
Lawreate
Fringe Gold Tringe Textile Description Gathers Notes
Descriptive notes detail a fabric concept with a summer wrap of black satin edged and brocaded cloth. The discussion centers on texture and design elements, highlighting depth in fonting style and decorative edging.
Lawrence Woman Elected to Official Family of Business Club
Lawrence woman Lena Miller was named director of the second district by the state convention of the Business Women's clubs held at McPherson. Emma Dot Partridge of Topeka was reelected president of the state organization. A fund named for Partridge has raised over 760 for an Educational Loan Fund aiding girls unable to continue school. Atchison club pledged the largest amount to the fund. The Lawrence group noted its educational work supporting local girls.
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Lawrence
Saate
Bighnessland Professional Women's Clubs
MclPherson
Towa Elub
Lena Miller
Ottawa
Olathe
Kansas City
Kans
Emma -Dot Partridge
Topeka
Emma Dot Partridge
Atchison
Don’t Hang Paintings Too High, Eyes Require Comfort
A guide warns art hung too high strains the eyes. It advises centering paintings at eye level for comfort as graduates from Dover county school receive letters urging continued study. The Kansas State Business and Professional Women's club gains entry to the Kansas Council of Women comprising presidents of state women’s groups.
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Cab
Doveles County
Thin
Lawrence
Kansas State Business and Professional Women’s Club
Kansas Council of Women
Kansas
Household Discoveries from a Practical Guide Reprinted
A translated snippet lists advice on reducing salt in soup using boiled potato slices, lightly cleaning gold furniture with a soft cloth, and mending leaks with adhesive tape. It also suggests soaking beans but notes quick fixes, washing hands in alum water before fine sewing, ironing with the grain, and separating stuck stamps with thin paper.
Ink removal and ironing tips from old home guide
Equal parts of ammonia and turpentine will remove indelible ink stains. Iron your linen table napkins on both sides to achieve a perfectly smooth satiny finish.
Library notes expand summer reading courses and lists
The note invites enrollment in summer reading courses for high school students and mentions an adult interest in a historical novel list. It prints an extensive catalog of titles and authors across ancient to modern works, plus a note on a fashionable fringe accessoriy.
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London
Adan
Kipling
Tuck
Pook
Ebers Urata
Bers
the Princess
Crawford
Zoroaster
Croly
Wallace
Ben Hur
Ingraham
Prince
House of David
Lagerlof
Jerusalem
Palestine
Scott
Mary Queen of Scots
Kenilworth
Twait
Arthur
Henry the Eighth
Thackeray
England
Henry Esmond
Sabatini
Mistress Wilding
Dickens
Hugo
Trench
Waterloo
Hunchback of
Notre Dame
Paris
Doyle
White Company
Runkle
Helmet of
Narvarre
Henry the Fourth
Mulbach
Marie
Antionette
Empress
Color intensity in interior decor guides harmony and scale
An interior decor guide explains how bold colors must be used sparingly to avoid clash with soft gray or tan rooms. It notes that too much bright color can disturb the mood, while small dabs of intense hues and a few bright accents can lift a space, provided overall color balance is maintained.
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Olive Weatherby
Mdiana St
Prison reform talk sparks strong critique in Kennard meeting
Miss Quinlan absent due to illness as Mrs. H B Jordan condemns the prison system. She argues for youth protection over punishment, detailing harsh jail conditions and stories of affected youths. A miner’s tale shows coercion, illness, and crime, while civic leaders debate responsibility of employers and doctors.
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Kennard W. C. I. U
Depieter
Innogent Bey
Saplein
Ialjor Foss
Doctoy
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Ip West Ad
Micasura
Stoker
Louisiana St
Aes
Family of Business Women’s Club
Ron A Rt
Vassar
Vassa
Library Notes
Mitchell
Hugh Wynne
Red City
Stowe
Thompson
Alice
Old Vincennes
Abolition
Bacheller
Eben Malden
Churchill
Crisis
Crane
Garland
Johnston
Long Roll
Lynn
Free Soil
Smith
Kennedy's Square
Tourgee
eeeSee
Mars
We Too
Mato
Eleheeane
Ghieawn Dase
Chicago
Sears’ & Roebuck
Davis
Joan
Jeno
V.A. Young
Washington
Davie
Walding
the Ice & Storage Co
National Association OF Iee Industries
Wiel Washington, Chenae, Tin
Protec
Toad
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!