Government health insurance argued to aid workers
Detroit June 17 Government health insurance under federal or state control will not weaken individual effort but strengthen it by improving economic independence, Dr B S Worrin of the Public Health Service told the AMA. He urged a wage earner fund funded by 50 cents weekly from each employer, 25 cents from the worker, 29 cents from the employer, and 6 cents from tax. Also noted M Rubinow supported compulsory insurance as a tool against poverty caused by disease. Closing lines advertise tires and a local cigar.
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Detroit
Mich
B. S. Worrin
United States
American Medical Association
Warren
Public Health Service
United States Public Health Service
Ween
Dro. M. Rubinow
New York
American Museum chief and bride start year long China expedition
Roy Chapman Andrews of the American Museum of Natural History and his bride depart Peking for interior China. They will spend a year or more hunting big game and studying wildlife in uncharted regions, traveling from Foochow to Haiphong and into Kweichow province with Mrs Andrews acting as expedition photographer.
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Basting
Peking
Roy Chapman Andrews
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Jeff
China
Andrews
Peku G
Foochow
Haiphong
Kyeichow
Henry Borup
United States Army
George Borup
Kweichoyâ
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces, claiming it cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It asserts the remedy is not quack medicine, prepared by top physicians, and offered with testimonials. Includes a note to send for samples and mentions Hall Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
O. Sond
Creegiats
Price Tic
Summer Trip Michigan Prepares for Northern Tourist Influx
Michigan readies for summer tourist influx as Pere Marquette Railroad aids mobilization. Northern resorts expand facilities, new golf links emerge at Traverse City and Mackinac Island. Publication Michigan Summer Resorts details upgrades and welcome plans. Married by Probate Judge Lindley Curry and Naoma Brake wed in Topeka yesterday.
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Michigan
Pere Marquette
Traverse City
Mackinac Island
Pete Marquette
Jide W. .Curry
Naoma Brake
Topeka
C. BE. Lindley
Tales of the Town: Lawrence Notables and City Plats
On March 4 F J Ecke completed his fifty ninth year as a Lawrence resident now 85. Bob Phillips returns from Lanjar New Mexico to drive to his claim in about a week. Ross E Busenburk and brother sell the Dodge City Journal back to the former owner. Guy Lovivener remains as city editor through summer. City engineer works to rectify southeast Lawrence plats uncovering a section stone buried six feet under a graded road, requiring extensive digging.
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F. J. Ecke
Lawwrence
Mr. Ecke
Lawernce
Bob Phillips
Lawrence
Lanjar, Galo
Ross EL ‘Busenburk
Dodge City Journal
Journal
Guy Lovivener
South Approach Driveway Plans At University
The university board will discuss restoring a south campus approach after the city paved Sixteenth Street west to Indiana. If approved, a new driveway would replace the old boardwalk, improving access to the summit from the south. Also noted: graduates total about 6804 in fifty years with broad U S and foreign dispersion, and new evaporation station equipment will be installed on campus for rainfall studies.
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Board of Administration
Sixteenth
Indiana
University
Haworth Hall
Marvin Hall
Strode and Connelly to Stand Trial Monday in Police Court
Babe Strode and Chester Connelly, arrested in the bottoms for fighting, will stand trial in police court Monday morning. Bond for each was fixed at 850 dollars. Dick Bros advertises all the little things for the summer lady, and a local life insurance agent touts city-based client relations.
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Babe” Strode
Chester Connelly
Dick Bros
Stolen Umbrellas and Hush Money Speak in Roving Advice
A fragmentary quip warns that men ruin their standing by thieving umbrellas and a coat while a shower comes, and notes that a brief reply drives away friends. It then contrasts salary paid to an infant's nurse as hush money, reflecting sharp social commentary.
Lawrence Cole to spend summer in Butte Montana
Lawrence Cole captain of this year's basketball team plans a Montana summer. Other University of Kansas students will work in oil fields near Tulsa and Joplin while some study geology and German in New York and Colorado. Palmblad and family depart for Atlantic coast. Todd and four others attend YMCA conference at Estes Park after a Colorado cross country trip.
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Floyd A. Snook
Harold E. Fairchild
Joplin
Joseph H. Hainbach
Kusa
Okla
Leland Fiske
Edwin Goodwin
James H. Page
Ted Grum
University
Oklahoma
K.U
H. WW. E
Ea Todd
YM. C
Colorado
Ford
Estes Park
Todd
Swingle Heads Topeka For Kansas Academy Duties
Summer scenes feature WW W Swingle touring mountain roads from park hotels. He earned an A M this spring at the University and held a geology fellowship before breezing around Mount Oread. He will soon assume duties as secretary of the Kansas Academy of Science at Topeka.
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WW. W. Swingle
Mount Oread
Topekai
Kansas Academy of Science
Swingie
Ambrosia ice and fragrances at McColloch's Drug Store
Special remains advertise Ambrosia ice at Wil Pimer's Fragrant Flower Perfume and Toilet Waters. Many odors of these popular toilet creations with their freshness at McColloch's Drug Store. Our sundaes and beisires are in a class of their own, try them. Wiede mann's.
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Pimer
McColloch
Wiedemann
Free Horse Blockage Sparks Curiosity In Town
Residents remark on recent happenings as rumors spread about people blocking a horse and asking questions. Local chatter notes confusion and curiosity, with no clear source or date attached.
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C. W. Smith
Mass
Robert Tudson
Chlna
Jedemann
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Urbana
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Fourth Avenue
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Peerless Garage
Allen Curtis
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Tarek
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