Slow Club Promotes Calm Middle Way In Youth Movement
A Kansas City report describes the Slow Club as a youth-led effort to counter excess and jazz-fueled living. The group aims for temperate enjoyment, modest activity, and a steady pace, free from professional exploitation and extreme excitement. It emphasizes enduring values over fast trends and seeks meaningful engagement without rushing life.
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Topeka
Kansas
Execs
Philadelphia
E¢Ethér
Sded
Fragmented remarks on Ford Coolidge and press coverage
A garbled editorial fragment critiques press coverage of President Coolidge and Henry Ford, noting a misprinted Chicago Tribune headline. It questions public reaction to political and social topics, suggesting ongoing editorial anxiety about public perception, morality, and the limits of sensationalism in reporting.
Public Health Notice Warns Lawrence Residents About Nuisances
City officials urge all Lawrence residents to remove nuisances from front or back of houses. Health Officer R Huson warns the City Marshall will act against offenders. Sanitary measure ordered for immediate compliance by Geo Ware Street Commissioner. Agala Day noted as the Social Verein plans an excursion.
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Lawrence
R. Huson
Geo
Ware
The Black Abbot and The Black Race Tale Review
A noted extract from a 1900s issue reviews two titles The Black Abbot by Edgar Wallace and a colonial tale The Black Robe centered on Ulysse a Kaffir servant and a priest in Bourbon. The critique notes cultural depictions and plot points including sorcery and redemption with Ulysse as hero.
Madame Chelford and the tombs of the Abbey mystery
The Chelford family saga unfolds around a hidden Elizabethan treasure on the estate. Leslie Gynn, Dick, and villainous rivals drive a suspenseful plot ending with a rescue and a perilous abduction in the abbey tombs. Charles Lindbergh book notes and other library picks are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wallace
Jtp
Chelford
Queen Elisabeth
Jevery Lord
Alford
Leslie Gynn
Arthur
Saxe
Hargarmaze
Lestie
Black Byte
Mr. Gilder
Leslie
Sierce
Thomas
Arion Westens visit to Kansas City and bond talks
A detailed report covers the Arion des Westens reception in Kansas City with a parade to Turner Hall, a bountiful dinner, and performances by the Arion Quartette. It notes Mrs Shultz and Miss Mary Hisenbers Delphia visiting Philadelphia connections, plus a later section on a court bond compromise in Douglas County offering fifty cents on the dollar and plan to settle railroad debt.
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Ariondee Wedtens
Kansas City
A. T
Haas City
Arkon ‘Des Westens
Turner Hall
Arion Quartette Club
Arian Des Westens
Dr. Lamps
Post
Tribune
F. Rudiger
Toli Garden
Desking
Douglas County
I. Th & Gr
St. T. Th
Rondholders
University move eyed as officials weigh site change
Lane University officials will meet August 6 to decide location changes amid advisory talks. A kitchen shower fundraiser at 1428 Tennessee Street accompanies local notes. Residents include Sunt. Smith and several families planning summer travels to Arkansas City Chicago and Maryland.
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Whitcomb Fas
Warren
Tennessee
Sunt. Smith
Wateree Libansky Inf
St. Maris
Wiliam
Aaron
Tennessee Street
Wm. Topfield
Lane University
Wih
Bessie Morgison
Clericati Pgiice
Anna Hugpbner
Arkansas City
I Fliss
Minnie Zimmerman
Iren Ogden
Utah
Frank Riddle
Josephine Riddle
Pennsylvania
Martha Thompson
Miks
Lola Brown
Chicago
Boaz
Mary
Tucker
Anow
Maryland
Razorbacks Win Rifle Championship at Fayetteville
The Razorbacks of Arkansas claim the national intercollegiate rifle title, leading 32 colleges with a score of 1,016 points. Missouri takes second, after Arkansas earlier won the seventh corps area championship scoring 7,865 of 5,000 possible points.
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Fayetteville
Ark
A.P
Arkansas
United States
War Department
University of Missouri
North Lawrence Wedding to Kansas City Couple
Miss Eda Pay daughter of the deceased J A Farmer and Benjamin R Dumler formerly of Russell Kans united in marriage on June 11 at the Lutheran church home of Mr and Mrs Harry Koeneke 612 Prospect Ave Rev Paul Jergenson officiated eight o'clock p m The bride wore canton crepe gown bridesmaid wore pink faille dress Thes gibbon girls and flower girls carried roses The bride carried pale pink rosebuds and bridesmaid red roses Ethel Wood sang Truly There was extensive décor of roses and ferns Guests included outoftown attendees from Chicago Town and Lawrence Seventy guests attended Recovery reports mentioned of Mrs T J Hubble and Mrs John Patchen ill and su bject to nervous breakdowns Mr and Mrs A L Cavey left for Great Bend for George Cas wedding today A dental red and white contest started in Sunday school led by Miss Hix and Miss Castleberry Other notes mention Emma Tramp convalescing from appendectomy and Mrs Mary Mendenhall returning to Eldorado after visit in Lawrence
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Eda Pay
J. A. Farmer
Ieen
Kansas City Telephone Co
Benjamin R. Dumler
Russell, Kans
Kansas City
Paul Jergenson
Lutheran Church
Harry_Koeneke
Prospect Ave
Iva Wood
Ethel Wood
Doris Dodson
Dumler
Lee White
Chicago
Hazel, Cary
Town
Mary J. Farmer
Wim. Coscreve
Fred
Clarence Edrimer
Grathers
Lawrence
Puente
T. J. Hutble
John Patchen
A. L. Cavey
Santa Fe
Great Bend
George
The
Christian Church
Fidith Hix
Boris Castle Ieading
Clarence
Meadows Ad Sons
Tomemory
Phillips
Misa Faye
Emma Tramp
Linwood
Florence Biges
Mary
Mendenhall
Eldnradn
Harry
Gundelfinger
Servicerooming Detail in Early Union Pacific Relocation
A fragment describes a person serving in the Union Pacific railway corporation, rooming in at Mrs. Florence Bisgs home and relieving Mr. Schultz while he is away on ayalacabin duties.
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Erator
Union Pacific Railway Corporation
Mre
Florence’ Bisgs
Mr. Schultz
Alyacabin
Anniversary at Waterloo and Duke’s Shrinking Pension
The article notes the Waterloo anniversary and the Duke of Wellington’s royalty, with Strathieldsaye estate given by the Crown. It recalls the former duke’s pension of 2 million dollars and 327000 annual, which ended on his death. Redfield enters his seventieth year as Commerce Secretary in the Wickson cabinet. Army and Navy officers who are Masons will gather in Cleveland for the national convention of the Sojourner Clubs.
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Duke of Wellington
Strathieldsaye
Beckshire
Tamas
Wilam
Redfield
Qess
Com+herce
Wikson
Army
Navy
Cleveland
Sojpiurners
Col onel Charles A. Limbergh Hero of Two Profiles
A review notes Col onel Charles A. Lindbergh has two works about him. One is his own account written with G. P. Putnam's Sons. The other promises a detailed life story covering his early years and Air Mail Service adventures.
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Charles A. Limbergh
G. P. Putnam
Sons
Summer Vacation Reading Club enrollments rise at City Library
Children enrolled in the City Library Summer Vacation Reading Clubs reach a record level with 60 entrants expected, far surpassing any previous year as the program gains popular momentum despite a brief disruption described as a huge rebel incident.
Guthrie's stubborn vigil in the North winds
Guthrie tends a gravely ill Ojibwa girl named Ninda at Elkwan headwaters. Joan Quartier confronts him over duty and is drawn into the mystery of his past and the Indian woman who rekindled his compassion. Old Anne recalls the girl’s救, while Guthrie grapples with loyalty, danger, and a shared unspoken bond.
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Archie
Joan Quartier
Toan Quarrier
Tie
Guthriel
Quirrieri
Ty Quanner
Guthrie
Binadet
Tan
Inca
Old Anne
Elkwan
Anne
Weil
Mrlenne
Hyeender
Cathrie
Guthele
Eakin
Caus
Nis
Charles Guehrie
Ninda
Akimlskh
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Lindbergh
Friends University
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Henry Ford
Pancil
Artion
Social Verein
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Ilysse
Maria Lefond
Bernard Miail
Frederick A. Stokes
Mansieur
Raymond Poincare
M. Poincare
Prax
Isse
Kafiir
Elysse
Des Vaysseaux
Ulysse
Thero
Neice
Marius-ary Leblond
Edgar Wallace
Doubleday Tage Co
Sdr
Hiere
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Charles Lindbergh
Appleton
Duneth
Dale van Every
Muirris de Haven
Mons Gay
Juste
Dune
Shindbergh
Paris
Harold Bell Wright
God
Doe Paddock
Yoh
Dan Matthews
Dan Matthew
Bam Matthews
Houdini
Library of Congress
Harp R & Brothers
Lawrences
Hince Lindberghis
Amos Lawrence
Emigrant Aid Society
Willa Lawrence
Amos
Hawrence
Wrence
Af New
Eton
Renceublic
Gluenherp
Badio Science
People's Head
Everymah's Insurance
Iidson
Ivey
Salemanthip
Efferson
Japan
Mary Hisenbersdelphia
Razorbacks of
Colleges
North Lawrence
Clasdf
Taltas
Constigat
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Wisat
Pal
Cretan
VHE Pays
Ethel Palcone
Charles Ssuchtoe
Jalil
Shauhk
George March
Ippright Ay Jae Penn Pyadshiri 4
Hildting
Gerss
WEN
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