Argentine Arrivals and Food Administration Meet Shifting Needs
The Food Administration explains changes in meat and bread restrictions due to better meat supplies and shipments from Argentina. It notes warmer transportation, weather, and corn feed factors driving larger hog weights and longer market stay, promising increased domestic and allied exports while relaxing meat guidelines on meatless days.
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U. S. Food Administration
Food Administration Tias
Itis
United States
Food’ Administration
What Your Dollars Do for War Relief
Red Cross allocates every cent to relief wartime needs. Administration costs are covered by banking interest and normal dues. Donations fund care for wounded, disabled veterans, families, and repatriates across France Russia Romania Serbia Italy Armenia and beyond.
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Red Cross
Folda
the Cross
Prigobers
Germany
France
Ita
Russia
Roumania
Serbia
Italy
Armenia
The
Residents and visitors in Lyndon and nearby towns
Local notes list Mrs Shirer from western Kansas visiting with Mrs A C Hess and many residents traveling to Lawrence to attend events or visit relatives. Activities include aid society meetings in Lawrence, motor trips to Kansas City and Leavenworth, and trips to see The Beast of Berlin at the Bowery sock amid rain delays.
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Shirer
Wester Kansas
A. C. Hess
Dewey Wodds
Lyndon
Kans
John Osborne
Eugene McKone
Lawrence
Western Kansas
Andrew Anderson
Wilton Norwiche
Roy Cook
Leavenworth
Myesterson Mitchell
Elizabeth Siler
Perry Ford
Jenkins
Tonganoxie
Geo. W. Phenick
Berlin
Bowetsee
Sam Kelsall
Fred Kelsall
C. W. Hemphill
Paul and
Thornton
Sami Kelsall
Kansas City
Robert Graham
Aid ‘Society
C. B.,strong
Ohio Street
Theternoon
Curt Strong
Kent Station
Stanwix
Six Corners
Frank Strong
W. C. Miller
John Strong
H. G. “van Neste
Oak Ridge
J. M. Clevenger
Beast of
Bowersock
G. L. Phenicies
Vernon -Dehoff
Clyde Ford
Lempenworth
R. C. Nance
Beast of Berlin
O'Dea
E. B. Pine
John Harmon
Ee -McKone
John McKone
Ian McKone
J. A. A. Dickinson
F. Day
F. A. Dickinson
R. GC. Nance
Here
Maurice McKone
Alfred
Harry Skeets
Mina McAlexander
Walter McAlexander
Bred Harmon
F. A. Mickadell
G. G. Jer
J.' Bleakley
Abiline
O’dea
Nettie O'Dea
Messrs
C. L. Dehoff
Fred Harmon
Red Cross Volunteers Rush To Finish 150 Bags
In Bay City Michigan a Red Cross chapter faced a 48 hour deadline to complete 150 dunnage bags for troops. Two young sisters aged ten and twelve helped all day with bag stitching. they woke at 3 am to finish their part and returned by dawn to help again, underscoring community spirit.
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Red Cross
Bay City
Mich
Dor An Ube
Nus
Tomorow
Cone
Exela Ned
Local notes and visits from Leavenworth to Lawrence
Saturday reports include Fred Kahn's trip to Lawrence and Georgia Bleakley home from the university for the summer. Residents attend measles cases, K U commencement, Red Cross sale in Tonganoxie, and an eclipse viewing. A long list of guests from Kansas City and Springfield visit Geo W Phenicie and family. Cherokee lump coal advertised at Matthews.
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Leavenworth
Fred Kahn
Lawrence
W. T. Bleakley
Emmett French
Herries
Blanche Phenicie
Stella Pheni~cie
Iss
Georgia
Bleakley
Eels
Kansas City
Phenicie
Geo. W. Phenicia
J. M. Thenicie
Red Cross
Tonganoxie
J M. Clevenger
Ella O'Dea
K. U
James W. Gerard
C.W. Hemphill
Pony Creek
Roy Dehoff
Geo. W. Pheniese
Roy Fred Bahnmaier
Douglas Count
Kansas
Stull
J. K. Young
Boehringer
Carey
Noble Messer
Lenice
Henry Underwood
Ralph
Bidinger
Willie Shaw
Ma‘bel Rose
S. Stull
O. J
Nuffer
Gaysheer
August Nuffer
James Brass
T. A. Shaw
John Kraft
Leonard Nu
J. W. Gress
Abs. Gray
Rolland Kraft
Ruby Boehringer
Felix Tucker
Erry
Leonard Nuffer
Alfred Heck
Fred. Heck
Mittle
Wm. Wulfkuhle, Sr
Frank Wulfkuhle
Helen
Lillia Hoffsommer
C.fulfkuhle
Oscar * Nuffer
Evelyn Ruth
asideMrs
C. J
Raft
Frank Anderson
Geo. Anderson
John Unger
L. Nuffer
Wm. Marshall
Herbert
Fred Brokman
Nora Anderson
Dave’ Shields
Shield
Insson
Spring Chicks Marketed and Family News from Excelsior
Mrs John Heim and Mrs John Stafford marketed their first spring chicks on Tuesday in Baldwin earning thirty three cents a pound and over seventy three cents per chick. Various local residents visited and reports note Mrs Isa Flory’s improving condition and Home return expected this week.
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John Heim
Johntafford
Stafford
Baldwin
Charley Kirchner
Kirchner
Isa
Flory
Hattie Harris
Rey
Irontic Iron-Tonic Promises Courage and Vigor
An advertisement touts Irontic iron tonic from Dr. Pierce as a quick boost to energy and blood health. It claims the iron tablet strengthens the blood to resist stagnation and inspire courage for battle and daily life.
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Pierce
Supplying French Hospitals The Red Cross Aid Effort
Fragmentary note describes hospital supply service aiding French hospitals in wartime. Mentions IG Pranca and use of war weapons and medical aids. Poor readability omits clear actions or dates.
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the Red Cross
IG Pranca
Aetna Bae Spr
Cocoanut Oil for Hair Washing
Plain cocoanut oil, pure and grease free, is advocated as a safe shampooing option. It moisturizes the hair, cleanses the scalp, and avoids the drying alkalis found in many soaps and shampoos. Rinse with water to remove the rich creamy lather and leave hair well cared for.
Mission Society notes and community notices blend
The item records the Women's Missionary Society meeting with ten members and six guests, officer roles, a yearly report of ninety three dollars and fifty cents, book reviews, and upcoming study plans. It also lists numerous local visits, family events, funerals, and social calls across Baldwin and Lawrence, including car, medical, and household updates.
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Maxwell
Paul
Gygr
Women’s Missionary Society
A Ne Ae
Everetary
Laura Schwalm
Stiss Clara Fleet
John Heim
Alta
Bolin
Lawrence
Sarah 'Plory
Emma Fleer
Fern Flora
Worden
Schultz
Schott
Grandpa
Grandma Pippett
Kansas City
Visi
John’s
Ed. Hyland
Leona Harris
Union
Baldwin
Numerous Sunday Visits Dot Fairview Community
The Fairview column lists numerous Sunday calls and visits among local residents. Families including the Bidingers, Scheets, Murphys, Fergels, Learys, Wells, McGuffeys, Koehlers, and many others traveled to Topeka, Baldwin, Chanute, and Lawrence for gatherings, church events, and social visits. The piece notes an ice cream social by the Junior Red Cross raising $15.
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TogTann
PrHasél
Estella
Ayers
Day
Baby
Helen Warswick
Kerit
Clara Day
Mrs. Winkelman
Linwood
W. D
George Hunsinger
Pleasant Valley
Wells
William
Alfred
Kathryn
Nannie Howard
Violet
Goldie
Carl
Arnold Mitchell
Dorothy Wagner
Paul Koehler
Bess ‘Brown
Harold Marshall
Baldwin
Bishop Oldham
Clyde Shirar
T. N. Shirar
V. ‘C. McGuffey
Charles
Mary
Blue Mound
Fairview
Ed Meairs
Willy Meairs
Lawrence
Carl Meairs
California
Ray Ervin
J. R. Shirar
W. A. Walker
Lela McKay
Raeber
Vz. C. McGuffey
Chanute
Kansas
Marie Ott
L. D. Howard
Pittsburgh
Brownlee
Willy Meaixs
Ulrich
Walter Howard
Kanwaka
Lucille Howard
Marines Open to New Draft Registrants
A Marine recruiting office notice from Kansas City states that men who registered on June 5 may enlist. General Crowder ordered local boards to issue releases to interested registrants, while those who registered on June 8 would wait four to six weeks for classification to be completed.
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Marine Corps
Marine Recruiting Office
Kansas City
Charles, Seéwir
Crowder
U. S. Marine Corps
Sth
Marines enlistment rules for June registrants outlined
The draft rulings note that those who registered on June 5 and fall into Class 1 face potential early call, with Selective Draft guidance from the Provost Marshal. Postmasters may accept Marine Corps enlistment applications if no local recruiting station exists in the applicant's town.
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Marsh
E Marine Corps
Allies Excel Germans in Gas Warfare Says Senate Testimony
Washington June 14 The allies now lead Germans in gas warfare with more gas at their disposal and more effective use. der sive warfare shows better gas masks. A Y M C A recruitment drive seeks 4 000 volunteers as secu taries before September 1 across the United States. Local Y M C A secretary H Boltz heads recruitment with blanks and information on the campaign.
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Washington
Clark S. Arisberg
Bure
Senate
United States
H Boltz
Y M. A
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Advertises Women Remedies
A vintage ad style fragment praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual pain and health issues. Quotations from Mrs. Arthur Lawson of Athol Massachusetts and Mrs. H Rosskamp of San Francisco California endorse the product. The ad invites readers to seek treatment and write for advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Athol
Masa
Lydia
Regal
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Cherokee
Matthews
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Lawrence Optical Co
Jackson Bidg
Yarnold
Walter Harold
J. D. Mar- Herb Gress
Topeka
Jake Bidinger
Ethel Scheet
George
Dave Murphy
Fred Fergel
Roy Deskin
L. A
McNish
Wotten
Smidst
San Francisco
Cal
L . Pinkles
H. Rosskamp
Devisaié St
Hartford _ Fire cara Company
R. C. Manley
Perkins Bldg
Telephone
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