Spelling Debate Sparks University Campus Talk
A simplified spelling debate was staged at Dhoni m Melook University with Prosaint Cans of Sinquitive Spelling facing Prof. De Craissini of Enquliel. The rival Schweiler of the School of artion joined as moderator. A vote split left the outcome undecided as students and faculty weighed reforms in university spelling across the state.
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Mineies Moraine
Dhonim Melook
Prof
de Craissini
Rivmond A. Schweiler
School of Artion
New York
Thie Prentoy
Uisaversity
Dr G A Tramman Ear Nose and Throat Specialist Listing
Doctor G A Tramman specialist in fre ear nose and throat offers glasses fitted. Office near Dick Bros Drug Store.
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G. A. Tramman
Dick Bros. Drug Store
Dresden Vegetable Card Center Purchase in German City
Fragmentary OCR text describes a vegetable card center in Dresden with mentions of dried vegetables and a purchase in the German city. Lacks clear names, dates, or events to form a full reportage item.
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Dresden
Layne
Peeitsiatiatiere
Phonetic Script Debate at Examinations in Comfy Examinations
A fragment recounts discussion on unifying Chinese pronunciation and phonetic spelling during a visit by Harvard emeritus president W. Biot. It mentions alphabet standardization, dialect variations, and national language policy debates affecting citizens and officials.
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Tina
Valenin
Tina Aistrathion
Sant
W. Biot
Harvard University
Flood turns county upside down in fatal shock
A flood disaster hit Conenlia, Waa, leaving a fatality and widespread damage across the county. Authorities report the event as a sudden, devastating rise in water levels that disrupted life as residents awaited further updates.
Kansas High Schools to Lead Nation in Improvements
Topeka June 29. State Superintendent Wohelus says Kansas high schools will undergo vast improvements following the 195-1016 session. New inspectors will oversee standardization and reorganization, with emphasis on agricultural domestic and loan training, college entrance aid, and stronger curricula aligned with state funds and eligible schools.
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Topeka
Kia
Kansas
United States
Oto
Wo Beliuss
Ayas
State For Agriculture
Clcl Brown
Seyster
Concordia
Mon Ross
Ramisis
Ross
Wight
Kansas City Man Gets New Life
Walter J. Surtala of Kansas City Kansas credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing long running stomach troubles. He reports relief, renewed energy, and the ability to eat freely without distress or gas pressure. The ad promises permanent benefits for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee.
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Walter J. Surtala
S. Mill St
Kansas City
Kan
Mayr
School Inspectors Aim to Raise Standards Across Districts
Report indicates inspectors were employed to accredit high schools, with ongoing reviews of schools under supervision. The effort seeks to ensure compliance and improve educational quality across institutions.
K U Grad Schroeder Takes Post in Washington
A graduate named A P Schroeder from Lawrenceville arrived in Washington to accept a position in the department. He earned a master of science degree from the University of Illinois. Schroeder is noted for his academic record and work in the field of government service.
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P. Schroeder
Department of Pee Washington
Alu Schroeder
Liwreuve
Washington
Arceps
Sudbe
Selirors
Dhe Deere
Wanted A Few Rusty Dollars To Repair Damaged Vessel
In a mid river bind with heavy rains and high water, funds are sought to restore a damaged vessel to workable shape. About twenty five dollars are needed to fix the damage and resume use. Contributions can be left with the mayor or clerk or sent via the Gazette. Call 182 for details and prices.
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Civ
Crooks
Jourmal-Wortd
Gazette
Vacation Policy In State Employment Compares Across Departments
Fragmentary text notes vacation periods for state employees in Kansas and mentions differing schedules across departments. It refers to allowances for some staff and hints at weather effects and upcoming terms, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Vale
Kansas
Cape
Itv
Huge Mail Order Business Stirs County Trade
A surveyed report notes a large mail order operation in Sumner County affecting farmers and merchants. It highlights that 27 percent of farm expenditures go to mail order firms and that mail order sales are strongest where local shop networks are weakest. The inquiry traces Wellington area ties and suggests mail order dominance in total commerce.
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Wangas Anu Gartral Topeka
Xat
Nigat Arden
Sineronutye
Ami
Wellington
Stor
Nor
Reconstruction of the Varsity Theater Advances Quickly
The Varsity Theater is under rapid reconstruction and management expects a public reopening soon. Work on exterior and interior details continues as crews install finishes and lighting for the grand photo play dieters in the street.
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Will Treen
Campaign to Define Kansans Future by Education on Liquor
Topeka Kansas July 29 The health board announces a campaign to define the future generation of Kansans from liquor evils. Dr Crombhin secretary cites health impact and life stress data showing abstaining communities suffer fewer sickness weeks than general populations. Brawl with Wiedemann’s briad bread cream.
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Topeka
Nats
Hiquor
Crombhin
Hin Board of Health
Nnabine
Unis
Wood Alcohol Blindness Warns of Absorption Through Hands
Dr James A Campbell at St Lon reports wood alcohol poisoning can enter the body via skin contact or eye exposure. Absorption through the hands may cause sharp pains, dizziness, and eventual nerve damage. early treatment offers the best chance to prevent permanent blindness or death.
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S James A. Campbell
St Lon
Bavicus
Wiwrtean Institute al Didimapalley Waeened
Campbell
Berr ies Short Measure Sparks Food Dept Probe
Complaints reach the Food Department about incorrect package measures. A Cameran orders inspectors to investigate after reports of berries sold in boxes with insufficient contents. Congdon counters that berries cannot be sold in boxes smaller than the stated quantity.
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Food Department
Topeka
Ans
Stan Department of Food Aid
T. ‘A. Cameran
Hay
Congdon
Paris Housewives Riot and Meat Market Reform Debated
Paris housewives protest sanitary inspections and meat sales methods as officials push reforms to restore public sales, fix prices, and publish daily receipts showing meat and poultry availability and costs for households. Community voices demand affordable options and transparent pricing amid wartime supply concerns.
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Staan
Sistal
Acini
Pruduge
Ererdee
Tony
Preacher Held With Liquor Seized by Police
In Wichita on June 28 a preacher was detained as police seized liquor found in his presence during a gathering of visiting church members. Guests at the event witnessed the seizure and disruption of the assembly.
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Wichita
Kan
Abd ¢Hurehinen
Vichita
Elimyei Canven
Thensa
Vivid Vesivon
Whisky raid leads to search of two residences
Police officers conducted a Saturday night search at a residence in Jiquor-Taw and another on East Lewis Street led by Detective Smith and the Myertte in Ma Bentley. A large quantity of whisky was found hidden in a bag and at the second site the house formerly occupied by a minister was noted as occupied.
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Suépine
Uquor
Spering
Smith
Bentley
Lewis Street
Montenegrins Leave for War in Quiet Farewell
A fragmented wartime notice describes Montenegrin reservists departing their homeland for service. It notes a calm street farewell as they head toward duty, with neighbors and colleagues affected by the mobilization. The text focuses on the mood and uncertainties of leave rather than precise events or dates.
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Eulihtry
Moran
Amert Fal
Wetorl
Real Estate Transfers Warranty Deeds Filed
Real estate transfer notice lists Ledina Stravou Kinahad and others granting property to David Be Hemsten. Details include parcel lines and street addresses, mentioning lots on East Street and 40 feet lot dimensions. Names such as Baldwin, Ida Me Prive widow, and parcel numbers appear amid garbled OCR.
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Ledina
Stravou
Kinahad
W. Straffan
Amd
Pegee
Ania
Vale Lwii
Baldwin
Kiar
Ida Me Prive
Pabelyeri
Ran
David Be Hemsten
Latseyeu
la SU An Jali Street
Amd Udel
Rte Bare i. Ak Pett
Water Inspection Law Soon
Water inspection law takes effect July. The act aims to regulate dealers and corporations involved in water handling and distribution, setting standards and oversight to ensure compliance and public welfare.
State Board of Health License Application Process
A brief note describes applying to the State Board of Health for a license after a period of examination and proof of satisfactory findings. The fragment indicates steps toward licensure, including submission, examination, and official approval before authorization.
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State Board of Health
A GROTTO GARAGE illustrates the Value of Adapting
Fragmented OCR text describes a street scene near a grotto garage with references to Mississippi, alleys, and oblique imagery. The passage mentions a building site, elevated steps, and unclear action about twenty steps, with garbled names and events.
Observation marks war anniversary in Trilish region
Local towns observe a war anniversary with ceremonies. officials, officers, and residents gather for a commemorative event. The reporting notes a symbolic setting and anticipated reflection on the conflict’s impact and resolutions. The fragmentary text mentions Denain and Lord Kasebere in the context of ceremonies and leadership presence.
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Kasebere
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