Annual MPASOC RDOLE Ban Opens In Tennessee
The Mastiolf Association staged its annual tournament yesterday at Mission Hills with elite seniors and a women's division expected. Grace and Hendred led the field while officials anticipate larger events than golf contests, and local figures like Rev A W Edwards weighed in on crowd expectations.
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Vive Hendred
San Me
Mastiolf
Songer cli
Che
Fou
Bive Hills
Mission Hills
Grace
Louis
Ion
Boys Reach Roof Of Columbus Hall For Chimney Obstruction
Workers climbed to the roof of Columbus hall and cleared an obstruction from the chimney. The job took about two hours and drew laughter from all involved, with Hor ton Headlight Commercial noting the humorous scene.
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Columbus Hall
Disinterested Party Mediator Appointed to Mercantile Board
Rev E E Stauffer appointed to Kansas Mercantile Board last week travels to Topeka for the first meeting as an interested party and buffer between employers and employees. The board, which will investigate working conditions and sanitation in stores across Kansas, includes W Ramsey Atchison Charles Danforth and others. Stauffer is the seventh member, with three employers and three employees among the rest.
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E. E. Stauffer
New State Mercantile Board
Topea
Journal-World
Chargre
Kansas
TV. Ramsey
Atchison
Charles Danforth
Wichitas
Itpeka
I Emporis
Minnie
Kansas City
Chin
Leisure class shapes future of womanhood says Ro BS
Dr EH A Ro BS articulates how wives of professionals influence social education and politics, arguing women hold power over future ladies and the training of children. The piece notes media and photography updates, promoting ANSCO film and CYNO paper at Thompson Studio and Matthews Lumber Co. It mentions Otis Perkins displaying a new automobile route book with maps and driver aids.
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America
Lors
EH. A. Ro
Politi
Fias
Otis Perkins
Lo Hr
Harmless Way to Remove Hair Growths Suggested
An article outlines a method using delatone and water to bleach and remove unwanted facial hair. It claims the cream is harmless and quick, advising privacy and careful use for best results. The piece reads like a beauty tip column and notes possible skin reaction if not applied properly.
How To Be Suit A Redneck Weight Set Guide
The piece advises readers overweight at 208 pounds not to starve but to monitor weekly weight. It argues shedding fat is unnecessary, promoting a week long trial to prove fat reduction unneeded and suggests gradual, harmless self observation without harsh dieting.
Prohibitory Law Tactics by Colonel Little in Manila Bay
A wartime anecdote recalls Colonel Ed Little of the Twentieth Kansas enforcing a prohibitory law in Manila in 1898. He ordered a liquor shop closed and diverted customers to safer, harmless snacks, then tracked liquor stock and swapped the scene with peanuts and popcorn. The episode ends with the shop’s license clash unresolved.
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Twentieth Kansas
Ed Little
Kansas
Comhmany L
Little
la Rosa
Manila
Manila Bay
Cal. Little
Spommodiatels
Meno
American Liquor Company
Ethdy
T. W. My
Pat Moran and Allen’s Ifoot Ease Parade at Phillies
Fragmented note lists Pat Moran manager and Philadelphia linked items with references to champions and Allen’s foot ease. Preserved amid garbled text are names and possible product mentions, suggesting a local sports or team context with coaching and consumer names.
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Pat Moran
Philadelphia
Newspaper expenses rise amid war driven price spikes
The piece argues newspaper costs climb as Europe’s war ends and commodity prices surge. It notes advertisers face higher rates and the press campaigns for self preservation, citing the public's experience with rising staple prices and the war’s economic impact.
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Tayspapers
United Tees
Newspapers face ink and paper cost surge during wartime
The article argues advertising and circulation rates must rise as ink costs surge by 400 percent, rag supplies for paper rise, and essential chemicals and bleach become scarce. It warns that newspapers will be compelled to raise rates to match higher production costs, with sheriffs possibly closing doors if old rates persist.
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Eiffel Tower
J Big
Chinese The Yellow Jacket Play At University Campus
Mrs Charles D Coburn and the Coburn Players bring The Yellow Jacket to Lawrence for two performances on Friday and Saturday. The troupe showcases Chinese theater with a repertory of about 200 roles per actor and includes Chee Mee mother of the heir. The production features Elizabethan-style scenery and aims to translate Chinese melodies into action. The group also presents The Rivals and Richard II on Saturday.
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Charles D. Coburn
Coburn
Dubuth Drama League
Minnesota
Coburns
Lawrence
Coburnig
Iland
Russia
Germany
Aus
Spain
Ali
Tie
Yil
Wagner
Elizabethan Scenery. Mrs. Coburn
Chee Mee
Che
Richari II
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Multiple warranty deeds recorded Monday show transfers in Lawrence Kansas and surrounding districts. Transactions include Samuel F Rankin to Mr McDonald for 1300 cash with mortgage assumed. Nellie E Dick and husband to Roscoe C McHenry for 1700. Miriam R Prazier to Virginia G Raber at 3509 Lawrence. Lydial Pearce to Wm Carter for Lot five Breezedale. and others including parcels on New York Street and Locust Maple boundaries plus Douglas Charles E Howard to Lex D Hoy for 1.00 and other considerations.
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Samuel F. Rankin
Mr . McDonald
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
Nellie E. Dick and
Kan
Lex D
Local notices and mortgage deeds flood Lawrence town scene
Odd collection of notices from Lawrence area includes quit claim deeds to W A Dunn and wife for $1 exchange of property, mortgages to Farmers State Bank, and Blossom Falcom Powder ad. Also weather disruption with a storm blowing fuses in Lawrence Railway Light company service, causing dozen calls for fuse replacements. sheriff served notices in Grant Township for a meeting on July 6 at White schoolhouse.
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South Quarter
Howard
Gwin
Lawrence
Kansas
W.A
Dunn
W._D
Mirriam R
Frazier
Kan
Farmers’ State and Savings. Bank
Breezedale Addition
Charles M.brown
Grant Township
Cummings
Railways and Light Company
J.T. Skinner
Mr. Skinner
Fragmentary note on lights, bands and weather
Incomplete text mentions fixes for lights early in the day and references Colored Glasses Goggles and sands and heat. Includes stray phrases about recommender actions by officers and a clipped editorial signature with dates or codes.
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Wp. P. Ss
Mass
Little Willies Chirp Dinner Quip
A family dinner ends with a sharp quip from Little Willie after a bachelor guest compliments the meal. Willie remarks that the guest enjoyed it as much as the father did, in a light exchange typical of a humorous kitchen table moment.
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Julius Holmes
J. St. Holmes
Ropa Measanton
Onaly
Willis
Isanton
Helmes
Tleasahion
Little Willie
Two dumb animals claim giraffe and kangaroo in view
Ellen Val vin, zoology author, declares in her work From Ingle to Zdo that only two animals are truly dumb in the world. She names the giraffe and the kangaroo as examples while noting most love affairs involve only two people.
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Ellen Val ‘Vin
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Ed Kluge
ANSCO
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