Fragmented Text From Historic Page Includes Religion and Road News
A fragmented press page item mentions a Biblical quote from Matthew, a discussion of Ambassador Dawes and liquor import rules, and notes on Highway 74‑W paving across Douglas and Franklin counties. It also references a letter in the Journal-World urging road surfacing reality, plus sparse items on scholarship donors and local crime reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougounty
Aske
Bcross
Lawrence
1Akaloosa
Douglas
Franklin
Nes McManigal
Horton Eadlight
Loryn
Monrovia
Yhisl
Kansas
Phe Journal-World
Norton
Lawrence to Celebrate 75th Anniversary of Founding
Lawrence prepares for a big 75th anniversary celebration next October. The Journal-World notes strong statewide interest in marking Lawrence as a free-state leader and a target in the Civil War era. Monuments in Oak Hill Cemetery recall the sacrifices of early residents who fought for free state principles.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Free State
Missouri
Kansas
Pittsbi Sun
Bitten By a Dog and Social Rounds in Old Town
In the old hometown thirty five years ago a mail carrier was bitten twice by a dog at the home of Gen. Mrtealf, with minor injuries. Eva Horton left for Columbus, Arthur Weaver headed to Colorado, and L. W. Hindman sold his Palmyra farm to move to Lawrence. A birthday surprise for Mrs Charlie Owen featured a summer reception with 120 guests, hosted by Mrs Johnson, Mrs Collins, and Mrs J.W. Green, including a two course luncheon and punch. The Epworth League social at the Matochist church drew many, led by Miss Myrtle McConnell as free Desident. the event marked one of the league’s most successful gatherings.
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F. Eberhardt
Mrtealf
Eberhardt
Eva Horton
Columbus
Ohio
Arthur Weaver
Colorado
L. W. Hindman
Palmyra
Lawrente
Johnson
Collins
J.W. Green
Amorette Weaver
Frederika Fiike
Bertha
Luda
Kate Andrews
Mary Johnson
Sven
Aileen Atkinson
Paul Atkinson
Vermont Street
Epworth
League
Epworth’ da
Matochist Church
Etiow
Myrtle
McConnell
Free Desident
E League
Untitled Local Notice on Travel and Events
August 26 notice from Lawrence Bridge Company selling commutation tickets for the great national camp meet. Six round trips. Mr. Da Lee to travel to the mountains during hot weather. Miss Carrie Edson and others left for New York and Connecticut.年以上
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Lawrence
Bridge Company
Grove
da Lee
Carrie ¢Tson
York
Connecticut
Cat Mothers Baby Rats Molly Foster Mum of Five
Molly the cat at a Chicago paper warehouse has taken five newly weaned rats as foster brood. A porter witnessed the brood and photographer captured the moment. Some believe Molly killed the rats' mother and assumed the maternal role. She guards the young rats and will not let anyone take them. Weather notes from Topeka report warmup and light showers in western Kansas, wheat harvest unaffected. highs near 85 with possible rise tomorrow.
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Chicago
Tune ‘Ds
Molly
Sangamon
Wwarehouse
Hi Hess
Camermen
Toneka
Kansas
Federal Weather Korean
D. Flora
Sivas
Swope a Young Collaborator in Milky Way Discovery
Cambridge Massachusetts AP Miss Henriet ta H Swope a twenty something social service graduate turned astronomer earned early recognition as one of the youngest women to contribute to major astronomical discoveries. Working with Dr Harlow Shapley at Harvard College Observatory she helped identify 385 new distant variable stars and, with Dr Shapley, uncovered the Milky Way nucleus in Sagittarius Ophiuchus and Scorpio about 50 000 light years away.
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Cambridge, Mass
Hen’rietta H. Swope
Harlow Shapley
Harvard College Observatory
Gerard Swope
Great General rElectric Company
Jher
Plein
Mise. Swope
Ilky Way
Dr. Shapley
Miss Swope
Milky Way
Mies Swane
Les
University of Chicago
Barnard
Harvard
Shapley
George W Holmes Elder dies in Lecompton Kansas at 57
George W Holmes Elder of Lecompton Kansas died Thursday noon June 6 after long illness at home. He was born January 9 1872 in Illinois and moved to Kansas as a young man living in Centropolis before settling in Lecompton. He married Phoebe Neff November 27, 1899 and leaves six children Paul Le Roy Alta Pearl Thelma George Neil Zola Marie and Mildred. He is survived by four brothers and four sisters and was active in the Methodist and Brethren churches. Funeral services were held at Rumsey Funeral Home Lawrence with interment at Appaloose. He and his family were noted for friendliness and religious and educational interest. Additional notes: Ira Kettering party visited Topeka to Tudor hatchery.
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George W. Holmes
George W. ‘Holmes
Illinois
Lecompton
Kansas
Centropolis
Phoebe Neff
Samuel Holmes
Dodge City
Tesse
Pueblo
Colo
Frank
Edmond
Oklahoma
Anna McBride
Mary Turpin
Rose Myers
Holmes
Methodist Church
Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Rumsey
Lawrence
Appalloose
Ira Kettering
George JL. Glenn
Rosemary
Topeka
Tudor Hatchery
Midland Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs R D Shaw called at the Sterling frame and many neighbors are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling. Edwin Schowengerdt bought a combine in Kansas City and will receive it this week while families gather for lodge events and weekend visits across Sterling and nearby towns.
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R. D. Shaw
Sterling Fiame
Billy Boener
Margarey
Lewis
Edwin Schowengerdt
Kansas City
Will
Adams
Missouri
iMrs
J. H. Fehr
Judith
Newton
Elmer Weibel
C. A. Jones
Margaret Mary
F. V. Lewis
Margaret
C.E. Spray
SeLouth
R._D. Shaw
Frank Toms
Chester Toms
Baby
Carlton Dickenson
Lawrence
Fred | Heck
Dick Snow
Mile Wood
Semanase
Harry Davis
Fred Alford’s
I. H. Fehr
Maddux
Saath
W. W. Ware
Fred Lewis
Galen Ware
Robert, Spahr
Marion
R.D. Shaw
Robert
Weibel
Irs
Fred Alford
Social News From The Community Sunday Gatherings
Local families visited each other Sunday with the Burns Husted Shultz Smith Quidahl and Erwin households. Notables include Miss Margaret Mary Jones visiting Pronganese, Esther and Howard Heck seen in Kansas City, and several neighbors attending teas, calls, and trips to Topeka and Oskaloosa.
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Gus Burne
Charley _ Husted
Guy
Shultz
Edgar’ Smith
Elmer Quidahl
Frank ‘Toms
Chester
Toms
Baby
Howard Erwin
Emil Heck
BP. S. Sterling
G. L. Gilbert
Sam
Moore
Paul Brune
Margaret Mary Jones
R. DO. Shaw
E. D
Shaw
Elmer
Ousdahl
Walter Love
John Nottingham
Heck
Esther
Howard
Kansas City
Jim Ho
Lucile Sterling
Winifred Sterling
Jim Houk
Almarin
Nottingham
Sunny Side
Elmer Weibel
Elmer Ousdah
Guy Shultz
Ruth Robbins
Cuyhoga Falls
Ohio
Sterling
Tucker
Local 4-H Club Meeting in Big Springs Draws Members
Big Springs 4-H Boys and Girls Club met at the schoolhouse with many members present. The program included songs, leader talks, a vocal duet, and committee reports. Follow up meetings and visits were noted, along with several regional residents visiting or staying with family. A discovered letter about Columbus’s supposed abolitionist son Diego was mentioned, and Arkansas City set July 4 auto races with participating drivers. Texas-Arkansas line resident Mrs F Pharr played in a regional golf tournament and earned titles.
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Big Springs
Junior Henry
Ernest Brown
Clarence Matney
Francis Brows
Presley Evans
Orland Milliken
Ralphs Spencer Russell Millikan
Frank Spencer
Alfred Winsor
Chyde Wulfkuhle
Rose Wulfkuhle
Wilda Dreyer
Leatha Glenn
Wilpa Bortschinger
George Wulfkuhle
Grace Kellogg
Elsie Kellogg
Hae Glenn
Leo Wulfkuhle
Mary Glenn
Oneta
Glenn
Irene Brown
Helen’ Brown
Herman
Wulfkuhle
Amelia
T. R. Warren
Douglas County
Kel Ther
Ruth
Wilna Berischinger
Jackenry
Mae Henry
Mary Milliken
M. B. Duncan
Roy Rake
Beulah Painter
Topeka
Charles Wilson
Gun Hartman
Charles Oldham
Charles Custard
Td. Custard
John Price
Texas-Arkansas
F. Pharr
Texarkana
Moonlit Encounter Sparks a Rebel and a Lady
In a moonlit village, Sir Richard Guyford confronts Lady Helen Arcy aboard the inn’s approach. He reveals a captured past as a rebel condemned to death, now pardoned, while Helen, wary of his libertine reputation, questions his true identity and the letters that may bind their fates. The scene ends with travel to the Guifierd Arms as waves of tension and intrigue linger.
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di Sparklits
Greyford Mayr
Jeter
Guy
Guytford Arms
Hente
Tingie
Richard’ Guyfford
Richard Guyfford
White Road
Richard
Sherriffmuir
Ptizon
Helen
Milk of Magnesia touted for morning sickness relief
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for morning sickness and other ailments. It instructs a simple ice and milk of magnesia mixture for nausea, notes anti acid benefits for heartburn and sour stomach, and claims mild laxative action for regularity. It also suggests using it as a mouthwash and mentions doctor endorsement and a long brand history since 1875.
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Magnesia
U. S
Chas. H. Phillips (Chemical. Co
Chas. Hphillips
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