Puppet Show for Pupils Next Week at University
Miss Susan Friend announces a puppet show for children featuring Jean Gros French marionettes in Wonderland and Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. Howard Garis wrote the script. The 1500 string mechanism, Bunny orchestra, and chaperoned seating promise a bright event for Lawrence students and teachers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Friend
Furium
Gaele Wigeley
Jean Gros
Howard Garis
Ancie Wiezley
Lawrence
J. M.S
Tony Large
Ice refrigeration needs studied at Chicago school
W B Dalton of the storage extension department attended a meeting in Chicago the week of February 20. Representatives from ice companies discussed new ice manufacturing, proper use of ice after chilling, and food preservation by temperature control. The program covered refrigerator construction and bacterial effects on foods, noting many units were once “ice burners” with recent advances in insulation.
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W. B. Dalton
Chicago
United S
Whente
Hegan
Josephine
Three Days Cough Danger Signal and Creamulsion Claim
An advertisement touts a Creamulsion creosote based remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims two fold action soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth with guaranteed relief or money back. It targets bronchial conditions and emphasizes safety and building up the system after colds.
Skilton to broadcast from WLS with Chicago orchestra
Prof Charles Skilton of the University school of fine arts leaves for Chicago to be guest of the Columbian School of Music. His program will be broadcast Friday at 8 p.m. over station WLS with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He will give a vesper at Merryhall Lake Forest Sunday assisted by Dorothy Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Skilton
University School. of Fine Arts
Chicago
Columbian School of Music
Chicago Little Symphony Orchestra
WLS
Merryhall
Lake Forest
Aliss Dorothy Bell
Har
Lawrence
Ee Crowder
Sixth Month School Closes As Enrollment Drops
The sixth month of school closed Friday February 24 with enrollment of fourteen pupils. Girls attendance 100 percent and boys 98 percent. Names of those not absent or tardy include Wilbur Rothwell Howard Rothwell Sylvester Rothwell Glenn Rothwell Eugene Cel fins Waldo Cole Radall Cale Harry Carr Jr Dorothy Armi strong Dora Grimes. School Boy Is Injured Pupils Hurt When Shells and Dynamite Cap Explode Zanesville Ohio AP Four Kelly school pupils seven miles north of here were hurt one seriously when shotgun shells and a dynamite cap exploded in a pocket of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Rothwell
Howard Rothwell
Sylvester Rothwell
Glenn Rothwell
Eugene Celfins
Waldo Cole
Radall Cale
Harry Carr, Jr
Dorothy
Armistrong
Dora Grimes
Zanesville, Qa
Mary
Kelly ‘School
Here
Kinney Suffered Severe Injuries in Schoolgrounds Incident
A group of boys playing marbles on school grounds yesterday led to Arthur Kinney, 16, having a hand badly torn and later amputated. Robert Cody, 8, and John Cody, 13, were less seriously hurt. Authorities believe Kinney may have accidentally ignited dynamite.
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Arthur Kinney
John
Robert J.cody
Kinney
Musterole replaces mustard plasters for congestion relief
An old remedy praise notes mustard plasteres blistering but Musterole offers relief without plaster or blister. The white ointment with oil of mustard is rubbed in to ease sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back pains sprains sore muscles bruises chilblains frosted feet and chest colds and may prevent pneumonia.
Cap as He Steened His Pocket Watches to Tell Time
Luther Gustafson and Fino Reps are mentioned with a hand gesture in a fragmented OCR snippet about teaching watches to tell time, leaving unclear context or full actions. The readable names hint at individuals and a likely instructional or advertising fragment without a complete narrative.
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Cap
Luther Gustafson
Fino
Hive Your All Aches He Pains PRR Uy 4
Unable to extract a coherent report from the provided fragment. The readable portions do not convey a clear event, names, places, or dates to form a factual news item.
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Tee and Storage Co
Barber's Drug Store
E. W. Penchard
Nelson & Hubbel Garage
Dack Myers
Kanwaka
Julius Bellerrcum
Havlie
Armstrong
Myr
Eod Armstrong
Martin Swan
Bill Underwoods Jr
Wilbur Pringle
Robert
Marshall Gorrill
Barker
Thurmann Rothwell
Beattie Collins
Henry Collins l
Tanily
Clarence Ande
Anderson
Williams
Topeka
Allen Morris
Isit
Jack Grimes
Harrie i Iaveboints
Ralph Colman
Henry Collins
Clarence Anderson
Clayton
S Tolie Stanchn
Ix Comers
Harlie Armstrong
Marshal Gorrill
Alfornt Morris
Clarence _Ancerson
Mrs. Williams
Wayne Morris
Beile West
Lecompton
Harry Carr
Edith
Winter
Bert. Perkins
Margaret
Lake View
D. H
Athey
J. M. Crowder
T. N. Crowder
Roma Crowder
Agnes Stevens
Bert Stevens
Vinland
Harlie, Armstrong
Havel
Osrood Armstrong
Dorothy Armstrong
Theodore Armstrong
Harey Carr
Walter “Pontius
Crowder-Lake View Farm Bureau
Olinda Brune
Wot. Collins
Glenn Anderson
EB. M. Carter
Frank Yocum
Harold Morrisey
Ape
Hattie Armstrong
Rossie Stanwix
Six Corners
India
Agc
Najol
Zac Feenamint Cum
Sac tWick
Ae Hospital
Herpicide
We Sloan
Caldwell
ANE
Luxor Rouge
Philips
Jergen
Esper
Fitch
THE
Round Corner Drug CO
Mass
Neo
Prince Albert
Johnston Headquarters
Houbigant
Ade
Karnak
Squibb’s C
Vinci
Welch
Ain le
Candy Department
Abc
Braeh’s Kitchen
Aes
Marshall’s Market
H.W. Marshall
Mer
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Smraan Dre
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Wateh Cyde
Aie
Johnson's
Lee
Tineer
Tba
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Ae Searihits Rnk
Miller Hot Water
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