Rural district graduates list from Sitges ALG pact
Graduation exercises for rural pupils may be held after July 4 as per county superintendent O J Lane. The list names graduates by district and address, led by Gertrude from District 85 and Selzer from District 68 in Eu. Fifty-one graduates are boys.
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Gertrude
Selzer
O. J. Lane
Clarence Craig
Fainland
R. J
Treva Garber
Lane Ee Wilds Sey
Everett Petefish
Law
Merill
yLaw
Ae BR
Neill Whitelaw
Lawrence
Joe
Francee Bahnmaier
J Pie
Mae Jones
Ulich
Lawrie
R Ai
Se Wake
Ari
Laurel Brown
Overk
Otis Metsker
Overbroak
I 'Inez Metsker
Overbrook
Harvlard
George d . Kis
Bessie’ Brown
Louise Lansaster
John M. French, Jr
Emta Kampechroe
Mattie Kampschroeder
Llin
White
Clinton
Myrtleys
Voter District Listings Show Names Across Rural Kansas
A compiled extract lists numerous district numbers and resident electors across Overbrook Eudora Baldwin Lecompton Lawrence and surrounding areas. Names include Esther Unger Chase Fawl Carolyn Ulrich Delbert Hoffman Harold Daugherty Fern Rumsey and Mary Brecheisen among others with home routings in R 1 R 2 R 3 and R 4.
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Esther Unger
Lecompton
Batistics
Chase Fawl
Overbrook
Carolyn Ulrich
Baldaether Daniels Peleriy R. Aines Iessere
Glaein R
Irvini
Kali Milburn
Eudora
Clara Speicher
Fos Delbert ‘Hoffman
Frank’ Garrett
Elsie Eberhart
Fern Rumsey
Vinland
Albert Rumsey
Faye Hagerman
Teithe Nexon
Harold
Adda Benonder
Richland
Laura Woodward
Lois Laptad
Lawrence
Paul Hunsinger
Olive Sing
Mae Dunham
Herbert Wood
Hazel Lynch
Baldwin
Nellie Leaf
Christeen Schroyer
Cecil Richards
Hazel Charles
Hazel Noe
Theodore Holloway
Emma Bucheim
Edith Bucheim
Paul Anderson
Artie Watts
Pearl Powell
Helen Johns
Johnny Bowen
Allen Rundle
Amy Forth
Gertrude Smith
Wilma ‘Powell
Gerald Kindred
Ira Richards
Foot Ease and Comfort Remedies Mentioned in Ad Copy
An old newspaper snippet promotes Foot-Ease for tired aching blisters and sore spots with claims of comfort. It also references Pulque as a Mexican national drink among the lower classes and advertises Lowman’s Liver and Tonic Tablets as a laxative tonic sold at Round Corner Drug Store.
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Mexico
Lowman
Round Corner
Unique British Royal Standard in Foreign Possession
The British royal standard fills the center of a ceiling in Annapolia and is said to be the only such flag held outside Britain. It was seized during the 1813 capture of York, Toronto, and given to Commodore Chauncey and General Montgomery.
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Annapolia
York
Toronto
Chauncey
Montgomery
Daily Thought on Reflection and Ruin
A concise aphorism contrasts a soul lacking reflection with a hollow ruin, warning that unexamined life leads to decay. The line implies danger in neglecting inner life and purpose.
Freckle Lotion Described as Harmless Fragrance
A fragmented note promotes lemon juice as a sweetly fragrant lotion for clear soft skin. The text mentions it as harmless and suitable for a gentle cosmetic routine, though specifics are unclear due to the garbled source.
The Greatest Thing to the World Love Sermon Outline
The text discusses the preeminence and attributes of love as the highest gift, contrasting it with tongues prophecy and faith. It emphasizes love as a transformative, enduring force expressed through kindness, humility, patience, and selflessness, guiding believers toward unity and service.
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Toric
Eit
Earth
Shun the Light Leader Eyes Balk War Allegations
A fragmented report centers on Tet Do Net and Ehitsk, with claims of shunning the light and a tense stance toward the Balk alliance. The text references shifting allegiances and disputed actions amid regional tensions.
Fragmentary Quote on State of Thought and Speech
A partial historical excerpt discusses restraint and independence in speech. It cites Burke and notes that a higher order may compel or forbid expression, reflecting tensions between thought and public discourse.
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Silanes
Allence
M. Oak
Burke
Sven Then Een the man who thinks twice
Fragmentary text mentions a pie by Elie. Readable names and details are insufficient to determine a full news item or event.
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Sven
Een
Elie
Acery
Bayer Aspirin Packages Marketed with Bayer Cross
The tablets labeled Aspirin must bear the safety Bayer Cross and remain in unbroken Bayer packaging with proper directions to relieve headache toothache neuralgia and cold. Boxed 12 tablet tins sell for a few cents at drug stores with larger packages also available. Aspirin is the monoacetyl ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Tobacco Resistant 16 Root Rot and Its Impact on Yields
U S Department of Agriculture notes tobacco resistant 16 root rot in Burley versus Havana varieties. Concluding that leaf yield differences arise from root rot susceptibility, with Kentucky tests showing resistant Burley strains recover growth while ordinary Burley fails. Annual damages run into millions across tobacco regions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
Plant disease stunts roots and causes wilting in moist soil
A description notes a disease in tobacco and other crops that weakens the root system resulting in yellowing and wilting even when soil is moist. The roots fail to take up water quickly enough to meet leaf demand, leading to stressed plants.
Water Siphoned to Garden From a Cistern
A reader explains siphoning garden water from a higher house cistern using a hose to feed main and lateral ditches during dry months. The method conserved supply for the summer and required starting the siphon by removing a cork. In a separate note, a boy saved by rubber heels is described after touching a live wire and using heels to break contact.
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K. M. Koggeshall
Webster Grove
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Lawrence Ramin
Ben Franklin
John
Chicago
Lawrence
Weather Warnings Prompt Colds Prevention Advice
A fragment urges attention to health during winter and warns of intensified illness. It stresses treating catarrhs and blood disorders with SS. S. during warm weather to keep the system free from colds and their complications.
Playing Cards Origins Reported Across Europe
An old report traces playing cards to France in 1992 to divert Charles VI and notes a French writer mentioning them in Belgium in 1379. It suggests similar discs were used in the East in ancient times and asserts that cards were first made in Italy around 1870, at Venice.
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Althot
France
Charles VI
B'Allemagne
Belgium
Italy
Venice
Boy buys seeds with three cents
Bobby and his younger brother each helped spend three cents on garden seeds. They brought home three packs of vegetable seeds and hurried to plant them. When flowers were mentioned the boy argued that they should plant his seeds first, saying they prefer eating seeds over flowers.
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Bobby Hau
Clergy Reproves Bridge Players at Parish Meeting
A clergyman gently chides parishioners for wasting time on card games. The bridge players reply with dry humor noting the tedium of shuffling dealing and deciding plays can be exasperating.
Sapphire Discovery in Himalayas Sparked Gemstone Boom
In 1882 a landslide in the Sinds pass of the Himalayas uncovered a rich sapphire deposit. Since then many of the finest sapphires have been mined. The area remains a major source of gem stones in the region, with Ceylon also known for important finds.
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Sinds Pass
Himalayas
Ceylon
Optimistic Thought Inspires Cautious Sunshine Expectation
A reflective note on how clouds influence mood and forecast. The line prompts readers to anticipate better weather after cloudy periods, suggesting optimism rises with brighter skies ahead.
Bride and groom Return for Money After Wedding Escape
Newlyweds flee amid rice throwing in a taxi but realize the groom left all his money at the reception. They return to retrieve it, drawing laughter from guests who have not yet left.
Horse's Sense of Hearing and Circular Movement
A fragmented note discusses a horse's sense of hearing and how its head position affects perception. The text suggests a connection between ear orientation and the ability to hear in a circle when the head remains still.
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Helring
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le- Bi
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Lla Carter
le Morrisa
Roy Tod Lecompton
Dist
Floyd Talley
Vin- Helen Talley
Clara
Balarwin
Teka
Miike
Seohgtitates
Service
Oldsmobile
Rae
A. B. Fruit Store
Moody Bole Fact of
United States
Gistarn
Piero
What He
Wanted
Ady
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Mass
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