Increased Salaries Hamper Mission Work Abroad
Unfavorable exchange rates in the Far East threaten missionary expansion. The American Baptist Foreign Mission Society report to the Northern Baptist Convention notes higher costs for living, land, buildings, and equipment. Increases were approved for salaries and child allowances, with Japan, India, China, and other regions seeing boosts. The report also highlights League of Nations links, education efforts in India, and Protestant missions aiding postwar reconstruction in Europe.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Far East
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Northern Baptist Convention
Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Japan
India
China
Cone
Assam
Burma
League of Nations
Britain
United States
Hyderbad
Fukuin Maru
Association of Baptist Churches
France
Belgium
Northern Baptists
Smallpox exposure prompts mass vaccination urged citywide
A health official warns that a large number of residents have been exposed to smallpox by a infected man delivering ice to homes. Exposed individuals should be vaccinated immediately, and all not recently vaccinated urged to do so. Routes on Massachusetts to Rhode Island streets cited, with many houses visited. Public Health Supt. A. W. Clark urges prompt action.
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Massachusetts Street
Dela Ware
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
R.I
Mass. Street
A. W. Clark
Public Health
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
The family of Mr. W. H. Jackson expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during bereavement and for flowers. The note notes a historical oddity about a nun sentenced in Queen Anne’s reign and mentions Budapest and a note on the national opera.
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W. H. Jackson
Drink Coca Cola From A Bottle Through A Straw
A short instruction promotes sanitary drinking habits, suggesting using a straw to sip Coca Cola from a bottle and noting McNish and phone 108 for more details.
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McNish
Stationery line promoted by Rankin's Drug Store
A short promotional note invites readers to view the store's new and complete line of stationery while also suggesting riding a bicycle for economy. The compact ad pairs a stationery showcase with a nod to economical transport.
Auto paints and varnishes, chamois and polish items
Auto paints and varnishes along with chamois sponges and carbon remover are offered in a compact listing. Includes polish products for vehicles and detailing supplies.
Admittance to Kansas State Bar for Thirty Lawyers
Thirty men were admitted to the Kansas State Bar in Topeka without examination under soldier preference. Five were admitted by special dispensation of the supreme court. Names span Topeka Wichita Lawrence Oswego and other towns, many holding LL B degrees from the University. The list includes Edward A Boyd Clifford A Bantleon James B Nash James C Counts and others.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Edward A. Boyd
Wichita
Clifford A. Bantleon
Kansas City
Kans
James B. Nash
James C. Counts
Oswego
James A. Spears
Voldier
Clyde Pence Schneck
Neu! Dow Ireland
Florence
Donald Wilson Stewart
Independence
John Blakely Patterson
Wiehit
Rank Curtis Stanford
Benjamin LeRoy Holland
Lawrence
George
Kimball Melvin
Cecil Henry Ritter
Clifton Ferry
Thomas Noble
Berlin
Fred LeRoy Pausch
Atchison
James Lamer Galle
McPherson
Mark Hanna Adams
James Thomas Pringle
Farel
Winters and Lawrence Alumni at Local Events
In Oak Ridge and nearby towns on June 21 1920 residents mingled at H G Van Nesta s and Mitchell Winters attended. Mrs Edward Mull visited Lawrence while Florence Mull and Guy Bicer received diplomas at the Methodist church graduation in Lawrence. Professor Smart addressed the graduates and R Jennings gave the invocation. Oscar Swanson returned to Wichita after a visit, and Mrs Shipman Carter and others were noted in weekly social rounds.
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Willis Colman
J. Filsworth
H. G. van Neste
Oak Ridge
Sunde
Rainer Trotter
Nee Bye
Oscar Swanson
Wichita
Ieft
Mitton Winters
Edward Mull
Lawrence
Shipman Carter
Arthur Richards
Ailton Winter
Shin
Alee
Kansas
Florence Mull
Guy Bicer
Professor Smart
R- Jennings
Cry Usons
Mics
Chen Colman
Telephone Company
Patchinson
Markets and Livestock Trends Amid Auction Uncertainty
Markets pages note livestock prices steady to higher with selective gains while corn and lard futures show volatility. Packers face slow demand as buyers await inventories and receipts. references to white meat and dairy show mixed tone across commodities with several price markers and months cited.
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God
APE. S
Yale
Meyer
Lawrence visitors and local social notes keep town lively
Clinton Revo and Mrs S A Gardner were Lawrence visitors Saturday. Miss Rose Heat visited Editi Gibler. Mrs Martino Pugh returned from Mercy hospital Kansas City. Several families and individuals, including the Loshs, Kampschroders, and Guthetts, were Lawrence visitors or hosting relatives around weekend gatherings. An ice cream social at the schoolhouse was postponed due to rain.
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Revo
S.A. Gardner
Lawrence
Rose Heat
Editi Gibler
Martino Pugh
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Arthur Losh
Eula Coombs
Babe Lenhart
C. C. Uritton
Sr. J. Harrell
Will
William Kampschrotter
Emma Avere Lawrence
Goldie Jones
James Steele
Myrtle Tarpy
J. M. Hobbs v. Lawrence
Maud Humphrey
John MckKinney
Rose Hout
Meendany Dirk
Families Visit Relatives in Lawrence on Sunday
The Losh family and Martina Pugh visited C. E. Woodward on Sunday afternoon. Ruby Hollingsworth Opal Hollingsworth Thelma White La Verne White Glenn Hollingsworth Roy Kelly at M. C. Tarpy home. Mike Hadl owns a new Overland. Pearl Smith Lawrence returning from sister R. J. Harrell. I. J. Caylor motored to Lawrence Monday.
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R. G. White
Lawrence
Edith Gibler
Maurie Caylor
Belvoir
James Ranstell
Neema
Ohio
Ben
Richland
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Randall
Letitia Pugh
C. F. Kampschroder
Lucien Uolingsworth
Wil Tucker
Cora Tucker
L. J. Tucker
Topeka
Eben Anderson
Luctta Warrer
Arthur Losh
Martina Pugh
C. E. Woodward
Ruby
Opal Hollingsworth
Thelma White
Messrs
la Verne White
Glenn Hollingsworth
Roy Kelly
M. C. Tarpy
Mike Hadl
Pearl Smith
Electric Fans Offer Cool Comfort At Home
A breezy invitation highlights the value of an electric fan for home cooling. The message suggests convenient, affordable relief from heat and invites readers to purchase at a nearby outlet.
Get Rid of Rheumatism With S. S. S. Blood Remedy
An advertisement urges relief from rheumatism by removing disease germs from blood. It claims S. S. S. has treated rheumatism for fifty years and offers free medical advice from the Swift Laboratory chief medical adviser in Atlanta.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlantims
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