Travel to Danzig Full of Hazards
The Polish Corridor separates East Prussia from Germany creating border friction for travel to Danzig. Polish visas are required for rail entry from the west. without them travelers are sealed in cars at Danzig stops and released only on returning to German soil. Marienburg becomes a hub for those without Polish visas, with routes avoiding corridor controls by road or ferry, while sea and air travel offer escape from checkpoints.
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Aeg
East Prussia
Germany
Poland
Baltic Sea
Russia
Baltic States
Danzig
Berlin
Hamburg
Marienburg
Vistula
Free City of
Stettin
West Prussia
Zoppot
Community notices and school events in Kaw Valley area
The high school board hosted a six o'clock dinner with board members and faculty including Miss Gramse head of domestic sciences. Several marriages and visits are noted along with basketball games at De Soto and plans for tournaments. Community gatherings feature Parent-Teachers Association events, police updates, and local club meetings across Eudora Kaw Valley and surrounding towns.
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Hastywood
W. T. Moore
W. A. Gordon
Harry Dicken
J. A. Eastwood
Miss Root
New Mexico
J. D. Chambers
W. Bett
C. H., Wilson
Santa Fe
Prairie, ‘Center
Fay Harmon
Lawrence
M. Fitzgerald
Elmer Reiner
Ed Reiner
Chicago
Ill
J. S. Plimmer
Mabel Palfer
Roxa Blaylock
de Soto
Pearl Trout
Stillwell
Truman Martin
Jack Bennett
Monticello
Will
Louie Warsop
Kansas City
Fred Gordon
A. J. Williams
Pleasant Valley Fruit Farm
Hickman’s Mills
John Whitelaw
Kansas ‘City
Whitelaw
Eugene Snow
Parent-Teachers’ Association
R. J. Robinson
Miss Gramse
Don Martin
Will Moore
D. al Eastwood
I. C. Whitaker
W. A. Goron
J. E. Deweese
Louis Dearmin
Fragmented clue list hints at old puzzle collection
A jumbled OCR page lists varied small items and terms from a crossword style puzzle. It includes references to seeds, cloth, weights, measures, actions, and objects like wax, flagon, and bearing, mixed with stray words and partial phrases.
Social notes and local happenings fill Linwood area pages
Anne Gilmore and relatives attend a 1925 card club party at Ambrose Bigsby's home in Barker. Friends and family from Kaw Valley to Lawrence visit, with high school games ahead and illness noted. A wood saw accident injures a man’s hand, and many local residents are seen in various towns including Topeka and Lawrence. The kitchen roast smoke alarms a fire call. no damage. The Bible mentions the dog thirty three times.
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Anne Gilmore
Don Westheffer
Ambrose Bigsby
Barker
S. T. Gilmore
Kansas City
Nydia Hughes
Lawrence
Gilmore
Kaw Valley
Flo Bigsby
Kanwaka
Dan Westheffer
Louise Altenbernd
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid
Louise Lawson
Budora
Sl Lee Linwood
Bessie Claybourne
East Fourteenth Street
Claybornes
Gland extracts promise vitality via ox gall Dioxol
An old ad promotes ox gall tablets Dioxol as a liver stimulant to improve digestion and purify blood. It claims rapid results, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to buy at drug stores for quick conditioning changes.
Pyramid Pils Suppositories Offer Piles Relief
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pils Suppositories for relief from piles pain itch bleed and protruding hemorrhoids. It promises fast relief and claims Pyramid is a national coast to coast reliance available in a low cost box at drug stores.
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Pyramid
Build Your Body Back to Health with Tanlac
ANLAC is promoted as a strong natural builder that revitalizes blood and digestive organs, rejuvenates the liver, and boosts energy. The ad claims worldwide sourcing of roots and herbs, cites testimonials, and urges readers to buy Tanlac at their druggist to restore appetite, sleep, and vigor.
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Taniac
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ST Clair
By Ahern
Jacka
Douglas
Fred Vogel
Vogel
Mary Allenv
L. G Cox
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Eudora
Kaw' Valley
John Moody
Alma Hughes
Ralph Davis
Bert Mitchell
Mary Allen
F. G. Hughes
Rebekah Lodge
Topeka
Hughes
Minervah
Rebekah
Doris
Ralph
Green Brothers of
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Fred Ott
L. M. Walters
Wm. Altenbernd
Walter Witt
Ray Ogden
Carl Perkins
John Strong
Robert McFarland
Carl <Altenhermd
Wm. Saunders
Otto Altenbernd
Ray
Walters
Henry Siewald
B. Battery
130Th Field Artillery
C. R. Braden
Josephine Gilmore
Corbin
Idaho
John Gilmore
DT Clair
Kaw
Ste Uae
Inc
R.A. Jones
Everest
Hans
Ruth
Lennon
Humphrey
Manhattan
Eudora High School
Linwood
Shawnee
Dorothy Rhodes
J. F. Ward
A. A. Bowen
N.C. Kimball
Tom Frederick
Frederick
J. E. Blevins
Ethel Hatfield
F. M. Evans
W. E. Minke’s
Wm. Wingert
St. Mary’s Hospital
Chas. Petty
Toreka
Cecile
Howard Housman
Wichita
Cassie Anderson
Oley
Edwardsville
Wim. Anderson
Mary Eleanor Harbaugh
Lawrence Thursay
Carrie Ford
Crusie Coffin
McLouth
Kans
BOS Fellas
Keredaba
Sorda
Bartelbes Seer Company
Mesees
Benner_i
S.S.S
S.8.s
Nature
8.S
University of Kansas
Jeiagere
Lelele
American Legion
Robinson Gymnasium
Tanlac
B. E. Bell
Elm Street
San Antonio, Texas
Shimmons Bros
Mass
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
GEO. Reynolds & Son
Gibson Mill