Pact hopes spark talks with Allies on treaties
June 1 1915 report from Petrograd via London notes cabinet lines suggest a conference with the Allies to review treaties among the allied powers. The item also mentions bombarded London and return of our planes unharmed. A separate Springfield appeal urges Governor Gardner to pursue kidnappers and murderers of Baby Lloyd Keet.
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Petrograd
London
Springfield
Gardner
Lloyd Keet
Social visit highlights from Leavenworth residents
Miss Minnie Buck of Leavenworth visits family including Mrs Hoek and son, Alfred Elsele, and relatives in Eudora while numerous locals entertain and dine. Friday through Sunday bring gatherings with Schware, Hornberger, Johanning, Kathert families, plus a cyclone damage trip to Clinton and several Lawrence shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Buck
Leavenwagth
Frank
Fea Nna
Ralph
Powell Haute
L. EB
Rhason
Eimer
D. F Smith
Hadweg Schware
Sore
Kia Jehle
G. Hornberger
Mra. W
Hornberger
Henry Johanning
Mary Jele
Alt
Mra
Albert
David Heffner
Floyd
W. H. Hornberger
Ana von Julius
Mary Johie
Albright
Bethel
G. Lehwarb
W. J. Horn- Wee
Edith
Freda Alt
D. F. Smith
Tuesage
Hack
Claude Kathertida
Lena
Joseph
Earl of Olathe
Brand
Hulda ‘Schware
Freckle-Face Remedy Promised to Remove Spots
A vintage advertisement touts a freckle removal claim using an ounce of ethnine double strength purchased from any druggist. It guarantees no cost if ineffective and suggests a few applications will lighten freckles and improve complexion, stating rarely more than an ounce is needed.
Lawrence visitors and local gatherings noted in Topeka region
Mr and Mrs Charles Houk celebrate arrival of a son. Residents and relatives travel between Lawrence and Topeka with visits to relatives, ruins trips near Topeka, and family dinners. Numerous named locals and households share weekend activities and health updates amid ongoing storm damage and community chatter.
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Charles Houk
Viole Rotler
Lawrence
Katie
Abs. Wm
Rake
Charles Rotter
Noble Messer
Mra
Lon Ice
Exelone
Topeki
Henry Stull
Wultkuble
Wm. Wulfkuhle, Sr
Mee
L. W. Gry
Beulidh
Lillie Boehringer
Peer Crer
Nek Mt Taat
Wulkuli
Mors
Violet Krati
Niger
Tainty
Harry Unger
Jon Denewllee
Ruth
Pearl Gros
Murthy
Bidinger
Wer Nichola
Audet Waller
Win
Jolut Rake
Aafternoon
Ale
George Anderson, Jr
Ana
Mavolih
Hazel
Withs
M. Watter
John Unger
Watson
Johanna Bavin
Syneford
Fridherngen
Mas Ethel
Little Charlie
Shay
Dean Earl
Menry Deis
Debra
Fyeampton
John Ernst Munraday
C. J. Kraft
Boenringer
Stull
George Murphy
Frank Wapens
Rik Na Ne
Joy Acrors
Topeka
Lawrence Banks Shorter Hours Notice
The Lawrence Lean House Association announces bank closing at 3 o'clock from June 18 to September 1, with Saturdays at 4. Member banks include The Lawrence National Bank, The Merchant's National Bank, The Watkins National Bank, The People's State Bank, The Merchants Loan and Savings Bank, The Citizen's State Bank.
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Lawrence Lean House Association
Lawrence
Clearing House
Lawrence National Bank
J. D. Bowersock
Merchant’s National Bank
C. W. McKeen
Watkins National Bank
Charles H. Tucker
People’s State Bank
Wm. Bromersick
The
Merchants Loan and Savings Bank
M. Newmark
Citizen's State Bank
E. 0. Perkins
Drink McNish’s soda water and keep cool this summer
Dr John Sundwall of the University of Kansas School of Medicine warns that plain water is better than ice cream or other cold drinks for cooling the body. He advises reducing meats fats and high carbohydrate foods and maintaining a balanced diet with minimal meat use to stay cool in hot weather. He also cautions against contaminated milk as a source of typhoid and urges careful water and milk practices.
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K. U
John Sundwall
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Sundwall
Adwee
Sundwail
Corn Cure Claimed Incoherent Advert Plot
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dubious claim about a corn treatment promising quick relief. It includes garbled phrases and distorted product instructions. The readable parts mention removing corns and relief, but lack verifiable details, dates, or sources.
Fire Damages Blacksmith Shop on Vermont Street
A fire damaged the J. T. Dunkdey blacksmith shop on Vermont Street in the 700 block this afternoon. The blaze was quickly extinguished by the department with no further injuries reported.
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J. T. Dunkdey
Seven Hundred
Black On
Vermont Treet
Mother's Br It Is Safe and Dependable for Expectant Mothers
An ad extols Mother's Br as a safe dependable aid for pregnancy relief during the weeks before childbirth. It claims to ease discomfort from abdominal tension and muscular strain and promotes well being for the mother and infant with external soothing effects.
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Persica
Santa
Bestel
Penace
Pleasant Grove Folks Gather for Diverse Socials and Visits
Distant relatives and neighbors including Mr and Mrs Ten Bekert of Sarl HS entertained guests such as Arthur Boehleer and Walter Denybertte. The region noted weather impacts from recent flooding, visitors from Lawrence, and local commerce with new swimming caps advertised by Dirk Bros.
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Jin Mors
Parekett
Leon Renee
Ten Bekert
Sarl HS
Arthur Boehleer
Vadley
Miro
Walter Denybertte
Rey Elere
Bawre
Saturias
ALS
Xellie Harter
Kansas City
Steisen
Maarten
Lawrenes
Hibner
Henry F
Cyclone reports and social notes from local residents
Local names and activities include Mrs Chir Wood and Mrs TreShazer visiting. George Woolf and Ernest Suiter gatherings. Aly and Mrs JeShazer with family reviewing exelome region. Roy Hird inspecting cyclone damage. Maurier Suiter and others noting farm horses lost. Clinton trip to view cyclone destruction. Friendship club elects new officers led by Viola King with Car Bice as president and others.
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Chir Wood
J.C. Wis Wilks
TreShazer
Marven Guthriels
Walter Pine
Nettle
Myrtle Sutter
Gertrude Knroep
Joe
Johanis Woolf
Winny Lemom
Ital
Milford Miler
Mandie
Velma DeShager
Lawrence
Meir
AL Richardson
Florence Suiter
Rose Eberwein
Rose
Leona Oberwein
Viola Klug
Lurencer
Hunsinger
Maurier Suiter
Leonhard
Clinton
Chit
Viola King
Car- Bice Ny Vive Previda
Cecil
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Castoria
Tagun-Moore Lumber Company
Berlin
Paul Logan-Moore
Bowersock
Orado
Calrado
W. W. Burnett
Agant
Prese the
Springfield Young
Colyer
Yarnold
Nisgasa Falls
Mia
Guy
New York
American Sugar Refining Co
Brooklyn
McNish
Roxen
K. c
Lawrence Bottling Works
Lawrence, Kansas
Loganr Moore Lumber Company
Bell 123
Ned
Pleasant Grove
Waynes
Abs
Tay
Dirk Bros
Sam Cooper
Lecompton
Taverence
George Loomis
California
Round Corner Drug Store
Williamson
Prt
Bealing Fowbel Amers
Guaranty Law
Citizens State Bank
Maas
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