Extravagance Criticized by Governor In Graduation Address
Governor Howard laments reckless spending and educational neglect in American life. He cites lavish dress and jewelry, warns of heavy gun and liquor expenditures, and urges thrift and home making as core public priorities. He stresses training in housekeeping as vital for stable families and national strength.
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Howard
Ita
Kansas City
Bie Bank
Switzerland
Fashi i Ares
Schomc
Raest
Spectators Set to Attend Tonight's University Game
Despite unclear text, readers learn that a university game will be played at 7 oclock with spectators allowed on the side. The article mentions hall and music selections tied to the event and notes an official or organizer involvement in staging the athletic activity.
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Vadigh
Jon
Hallon
Univer
Nysieal Ela
Naval guns ashore aided by aircraft and rail mobility
A naval expert argues that naval guns used on land extend range and speed of projectiles, aided by aircraft. He notes 15 inch guns used by Germans bombarding Dunkirk and Nancy from Kiel Canal ships, and explains why larger calibres are heavy, hard to maneuver, and often limited to fixed foundations.
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Paris
Dunkirk
Nancy
Ile
Kiel Canal
Kansas dairy products show improvement in milk and ice cream
Kansas State Agricultural College's food laboratory reports very small adulteration in milk and ice cream for the year ended. 704 samples were tested along with sardines and lima beans for tin content and general condition. Soda pop samples contained saccharin and an investigation is underway on canned beans for molds bacteria and decomposition.
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Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College Food Laboratory
State Board of Health
Der
P. Willard
G. A.A. Utt
Missouri
Kan
Delatone Hair Removal Method Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts a cheap delatone based paste to remove facial hair. It claims the paste is applied for three minutes, then washed off with no harm, though it advises buying genuine delatone.
University Picture Show Announces Summer At Fraser Hall
The University management released two free picture programs for tomorrow with two reel feature Ro Tomorrow's meo and Juliet and Rare Birds of the African Forests. On June 21 A Trip to the Garden of Alah in three reels and Pandon the Cricket in one reel will be shown with Pine organ music by Phillip Stevens at Fraser Hall chapel. Summer session directors plan moving picture events weekly with lecturers and specials throughout the season.
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Garden of Alah
Pandon
Phillip Stevens
Fraser Hall Chapel
Fraser
Cattle from Sutton Farm Sold in Two Carloads
Two carloads of Angus cows from the Sutton farm were sold to L.ki dtehaw of Maven Oklahoma for over $6,000. One carload was bought on account of H. E. Tenloff of Pinebluff Arkansas. Hosing out tires and accessories at cost to devote time to Ford business. C. W. Smith, 948 Mass. St.
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Sutton Farm
L.ki Dtehaw
Maven Okla
H. E. Tenloff
Pinebluff
Ark
Ford
Mass. St
New Chemical Laboratory at University College London
London reports University College London has completed a new chemical laboratory with installation and reference library. The facility aims to be among the most complete in the world and to support independent research and large scale experiments.
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England
London
University College, London
Britain
Wartime Use of Facilities Boosts Community Services
A wartime note states broad use of local facilities for community work, highlighting earned gains and the value of shared resources. It mentions calls to contact Wiedemann for pure ice cream and fruit fees, with phone numbers provided.
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Wiedemann’s
Country youths aim to perform for state teachers association
A rural district teacher orchestra from Douglas County, pictured with J E Harrington, hopes to travel to Topeka next fall to perform before the State Teachers Association. The Western School Journal editor MacDonald published the letter praising country students and urging support to develop rural talent.
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Western School
Inne
Topeka
W MacDonald
Western School Journal
John Just
Douglas County
J. E. Harrington
Associa ‘Tion
Seibley Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Sarah Smith and Mrs John Irvin visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Marshall and Mrs Chas Smith. Mr Herman Cooper and oldest son returned to Iowa last week after visiting relatives at Sibley and Lawrence. The Burgtorf family called at Horrells Sunday evening. Frank Horrell is recovering from a badly ulcerated tooth. Residents plan summer time visits and gatherings around Harve Coopers and Mrs Bert Bays.
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Sarah_ Smith
John Irvin
Marshall
Chas. Smith
Herman Cooper
Iowa
Sibley and
Lawrence
Harve Cooper
Radcliffes Take Two Week Trip to Kansas City Excelsior Springs Chicago
Mr and Mrs C D P Radcliffe accompanied by daughter Amy Trene depart for a two week trip through Kansas City Excelsior Springs and Chicago They plan to return in July Radcliffe will make purchases in Cicaga for the other store.
SPEEDOLINE PROMISES FUEL SAVING FOR TRACTORS
A reader testimonial from Perris Texas reports using SPEEDOLINE in a farm tractor with a gasoline naphtha mix. The user claims the mixture ran the tractor on a quarter less fuel and with more power, endorsing SPEEDOLINE to other tractor users. Ed Klein of 732 Mass. acted as local agent.
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L. L. Wilson
Perris
Texas
Ed Klein
Mass
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