AMA session details on medicine and ENT topics at San Francisco meet
The American Medical Association group sessions opened with medicine and ENT discussions. Mayo Clinic doctor Walter Boothby described higher food use and energy costs in exophthalmic goiter patients, while others warned jaundice trends and urged water therapy and hospital equipment upgrades.
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American Medical Association
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Mayo Clinic
George Blumer
Yale University
United States
James M. Anders
University of Pennsylvania
Anders
Harry S. Crossen
St. Louis
Frank W. Lynch
H. M. Taylor
Jacksonville
Florida
Taylor
M. W. Clift
Flint
Michigan
Burt E. Shurley
Detroit
Unemployment Falls in Britain May 14 Signals Trade Revival
London reports May 14 unemployment at 1,168,600 down from 1,218,267 on April 30. Officials of the Ministry of Labor say the weekly declines since April suggest a steady revival in trade and a turning of the corner for industry, with improving conditions across trades.
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Associated Press
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Just Insurance Ad by J. R. Holmes
Local ad for J. R. Holmes offering insurance services under the firm Just Insurance located at 107 East Seventh Street with contact phone 19.
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Bookkeeper Becomes Heir After Uncle’s Fortune
After inheriting $50,000 from an uncle, a bookkeeper left her job to enjoy life but suffered severe stomach trouble. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring her health within a year. The advertisement claims the product clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation and promises a money back guarantee. Available at Round Corner Drug Store and other druggists.
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Obituary of Howard Walter Brune Pioneer Journalist and Soldier
Howard Walter Brune born April 16 1885 in Lawrence Kansas died May 30 1923 in San Diego California aged 38. He served as First Lieutenant in World War I and later was statistician and editor in chief for the California State Compensation Fund southern district in San Diego. He married Olive Ladd Larrabee in Genessee Idaho June 5 1912 and leaves two children Stanley Wayne and Betty Jane plus his parents Grace and George Brune and a sister Grace Brune. Funeral services were held June 2 in San Diego with members of San Diego Post No 6 American Legion as pallbearers.
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Geo. C. Brune
Grace Brune
Allentown
Los Angeles
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Santa Ana
Orange
Grant’s Pass
Community ice cream supper draws few, hearty fans
The Community club hosted an ice cream supper at the schoolhouse Friday night. Owing to cool weather attendance was limited, but all present reported a fine time. Miss Dena Baughman is visiting the Milton Winter home. The Sinclair Oil Co sets posts for a new phone line in the area. Charles Winter spent Sunday with Paul Winter in Barker. Mrs. George Banks and daughter Lelia visited Lawrence, with Lelia staying overnight with grandmother Mrs. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Shipman Winter returned from Manhattan for the weekend. Tom Dobkins, staying with Charles Winter, left last Monday.
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Sinclair Oil Co
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Paul Winter
Barker
George Banks
Lelia
Lawrence
Armstrong
Sanitation Mention and Soda Water Ad Note
A brief ad line references sanitation as a key theme and promotes Drink McNish’s soda water with a contact phone number 198 for ordering or inquiries.
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Lawrence social notes and move to Los Angeles
North Lawrence reports Mr. and Mrs. C W Gulley of Deadwood South Dakota visiting with relatives in Lawrence before moving to Los Angeles where Mr Gulley will work for Western Union. Mrs Millard Wiley recovered from tonsil removal and the Ul and I club met with Mrs Elza Wiley awarding prizes to Mrs Ralph Tripp and Mrs G O Winchell. Miss Mildred Dennison of Skintook Oklahoma visited the club. Next meeting at Mrs Gertie Woodard with Centenary M E Annex serving ice cream. all invited.
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Deadwood
South Dakota
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Gulley
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Los Angeles
California
Western Union
Millard Wiley
Ul. and I. Club
Elza. Wiley
Ralph Tripp
G. O. Winchell
Mildred’ Dennison
Skintook
Okla
Gertie Woodard
South Lawrence
Centenary M. E.annex
Fairview Community Notes Include School Election and Visits
Sunday school attendance honored for eight years for Eugene Leary who received a gold bar. Local families visited homes in Welcome Lawrence and Franklin districts. Elections elected Mildret Day president and Louise Koehler secretary treasurer for the Young People class. Several residents traveled to Lawrence and Chanute for museums plays and family events. A new born boy was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Frisbey on June 21.
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Charles Cooper
Louis Kizer
George Leese
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E. E. Daniels
Albert Lawson
W. R. Haughn
Helen
Rene Allison
B. C
Chanute
Kansas
Mildret Day
Louise Koehler
Ethel Cowles
J. H. Day
Detler
Lawrence
Joe Saile
Welcome
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Homer
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Marvin Wiley
Alberta
James
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Oneida
Ethel
Dorothy Griffin
Hilda Koehler
K. U. Dramatic Club
Will McClintock
Franklin District
Richard
Marie
Edith Gibson
Luke Brown
Hopkins
Justine Brown
Kansas City
N. B. Brown
Ernest
Hertzler
Mabel
E. L. Brown
Clifford
Homer Reusch
Bert Ayer
Estelle
Fall Leaf
Lone Star Community News Highlights and Visits
Valley Chapel visitors include Mr and Mrs Walter Boyd and family at Ed Whitman home. Lawrence residents stop by Flory and Bond homes. Lone Star church hosts a reception for Kenneth Howell of California. May 27 birthday for Ed Johnson and a party at his North Lawrence home. Five Lone Star grads named Myrtle Garber Lily Johnson Pearl Anderson Liverett Bond Alvin McKinney. Harding speech heard by local radio listeners Friday and Saturday.
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Valley Chapel
Ed Whitman
David Studebaker
Willow Springs
Austin Flory
John Banks
Neal
Lee Flory
Lawrence
Porter Bond
Kenneth L. Howell
California
Lone Star Church
Laura Anderson
Jim Anderson
Vera Weybright
Washington
Creek
Roy Flory
W. D. Flory
Charlie Saunders
L. M. Flory
Mable Stevenson
Lone Star Sunday School
Ed Johnson
North Lawrence
Will Curtis
Margaret
Paul
Mark McHarvey
Kansas City
Fred Gilbert
Lucille Stephenson
Will Ulrich
Mary Ulrich
Carrie Haus
William Meairs
Lillie Ulrich
Lone Star Ladies Aid Society
Homer Flory
Mart Flory
Eldon Ulrich
Clifford
Elva Corbin
Esther Flory
Everett Tuttle
Walnut Grove
Marion Childs
Elsie
Claude Wells
Will Johnson
Bessie
Shafer
Imogene
Henry Hoover
Irvin
Topeka
Joe Hoover
Lone Star School
Myrtle Garber
Lily Johnson
Pearl Anderson
Liverett Bond
Alvin McKinney
Frank
Dankard
Oscar Markley
Pleasant Grove
Harding
Hutchinson
Markets Chicago Livestock Report June 27
Chicago markets show hogs slow and uneven with prices around 10 lower on light early trades. Cattle slow with good to choice beef steady to slightly lower, Kansas City bids softer, calves weak, hogs trading near 7.15 for road to traders, wheat and corn receipts modest with mixed prices.
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Kansas City
Commodity Prices and Market Close Report
Summary of grain futures and livestock prices across Kansas City and Chicago including oats rye hay and corn with July Sept and Dec contracts. Notes on butter eggs poultry potatoes and livestock prices plus agricultural market movements and price ranges in the latest close.
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Hay
Kansas City
Chicago
Lord
Tanlac credited with curing Mrs. Black’s indigestion
Mrs Effie Black of Kansas City says Tanlac restored her appetite digestion and sleep after long indigestion gas heartburn and headaches. She describes herself as healthy and happy like a school girl and urges others to try Tanlac. Tanlac sold by druggists with 37 million bottles sold. Tanlace Vegetable Pills advertised as Nature's remedy for constipation.
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Effie Black
Hardesty St
Kansas City
Bootlegging Fireworks Curbs Grow In Topeka
Reports indicate the lid is tighter in Kansas cities as sale of fireworks is prohibited within city limits while temporary stands outside town continue selling.
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Kansas
Paris Buys Time with Public Bath Expansion
Paris plans to spend 739000 this year to support public baths amid a thriving business scene and the absence of law restricting such enterprises.
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