Baldwin women shine in state Prohibition oratorical contest
Won first in oratory at the state Prohibition contest held last Friday. Ottawa’s Cas sidy led with “The Storming of the Last Stronghold,” Foltz of Salina took second, Meé Cogn of Miltonvale third. Baker’s Jay Scovel, a freshman, placed last but showed promise with his “National Prohibition, and National Efficiency” speech. Judges included J H Lucas, Robt Gordon, L Gilson, and Harry G McVain. The event drew eight schools and featured round-table discussions and speeches, with Ma Harry G McCain delivering the keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awa
Oratory University
Baldwin Nts
Para
Cassidy
Ottawa
Foltz
Salina
Meé ‘Cogn
Miltonvale
Ran
Kansas Ci University
Robt. Gordon
Peka
Washburn
Kaisas ‘University
Harry G. McCain
Methodist Temperate Board
Assevinwon
Es Lof
Brooklyn woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound relief
Miss Mets Tiedemann of 1622 Jefferson Ave Brooklyn says three to four years of back pain and weakness ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, advising others to try it. The letter asks readers to write for confidential guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Brooklyn
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Mets Tiedemann
Jeffepeon Ave
N. Y
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Franklin a7 Miss Florence and the Babies
A fragmentary report describes a Friday gathering with Mrs Tiprig Aéene and Miss Florence with a group of locals. The event involved games and refreshments served by hosts, with a list of attendees including Mr Jake Reard Mr Panl Hofty and several named women and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Stan
Tiprig Aéene
Smith Cadet
Honday
Laura Claxton
Ned
J. x Michael
Tre
Fox
Yefreshments
Jake Spit
Tin Reard
Panl Hofty
Albert Hineman
Oliver
Arthur
Say Cry
Stent New
Waltey
edY ¥ard_ Young
Mareland Lowise Barb
Anna Kae Seluta
Minnie Vehnurmn
Line Live
Regert
Mikdived
Edna
Elsie
Vettie Michael
John Hefty
Friday evening home activities and local notices
Residents attend gatherings and report family visits across town. Whitelaw left Friday for a Hone trip. several youths and adults are noted at social events, church functions, and school theater preparations. A new four room cottage is planned with lumber and cement on the site.
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J. AL. Marey
FB. Westmacott
Osaverly
Kansas Lumber and Supply Company
Baldwin
Lawrence
Gardos
Atish
Ale Jen Gibban
Temmyt Thompson
Mann
Win. Thadium
Maurice A
Rte
Alldardice
Paul My
Mas
M. Morgan
Myron Collins
Mis Keohane
Margaret Defoce Bean
Wensih Yaustin
Edith Warner
Eithie
Alexanil
Himaelf
Thor Stark
Scott
Tarsons
Kilmonds
Adnonne
Tommy
Malilwindays
Breathall Tenis
Priday
Sattar
Lelwup
Ringer
Dry J. Reshuns
Sherwood
Ang
Lo Wellsville
Irith Radio Shack
Griffin
Faust
Fias
John Gallanaigh Smith
StolbertHe
Wellsville
J. F. Smith
Lone Star
Air Smith
Sewe
Whitelaw
Kluse
Mr. Gors
Char- Davis
Fred Eggert
Mercy Kevne
Toad Carat Martin
Kunkus
Mises
Olivet Reevia
Kaney
Irib Oycels
Albert J Hindmin
John Irty-Tve
Martin Kerkly
Eley
Robert
Min
Mies Beane
Olivi
Walter
Ben
Dunmires
Shaler Lawn
Fragmented medical note hints at patient symptoms
Fragmentary text describes throat and chest symptoms including tonsils and possible pain. Mentions schedule of tests or procedures and references to fever, pain, and breathing issues. Lacking clear patient identifiers or event details.
Tonganoxie to Lawrence social notes stir local chatter
Residents and visitors including Mrs Zimmer Mr Haydons and John Sparks travel between Tonganoxie and Lawrence. Anne Blamet and Mrs Mary Loomis Houston visit with grandmother Mrs Mary Houston. Edmi Anne Blamet teaches at Big Stranger and spends Fridays here with Mamet relatives. Robert Weston and Mrs attend gatherings. Mr Potter travels with Natural Gas company. Schneek returns from Lawrence visit. Flora Carter goes to Lin.
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Nk FE
Fairchild
Lawrence
Zimmer
Haydons
John Sparks
John Ued
Mr. Potter
Tonguin Man
Schneek
Flora Carter
Lin
Local notes and community updates from Lawrence area
The page records various local items including visits by residents to Lawrence and surrounding areas. It mentions marriages in Los Angeles, travel by residents to see films, and social meetings of clubs, with names such as Mrs Rufus C. Nance and Miss Lucy Naughton.
Local social notes and moves in Sibley area
Local residents visit and host events across Sibley including Mrs Wm Marshal and Mrs Chas Smith visiting Horrell and Fred Cowles. Families relocate to Charlie Cooper's former home from Missouri. Numerous visits by Peters, Howard, Bowman, and Cowles families. little Calvins baby death noted. tire dealers Mohawk into Lawrence. misc remarks from Knese, Atwood, and Eckman. Dead airtime and town chatter punctuate the week.
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Wm. Marshal
Chas. Smith
Horrell
Fred Cowles
Quetch
Missouri
Charlie Cooper
Mabel Peters
Vinton Peters
Fred
Chester Howard
Henry Bowman
Ed Howard
S. Cliford Cooper
Joe
Elver
Willard Cooper
Harriett
Gladys
Ruth Cowies
Will Fresse
Harve Cooper
Calvin
Ethel
Ine Cowles
Kansas City
Cowles
Local Names Visit, Travel Notes Highlight Lawrence Week
Peter Bleistein returns from Kansas trip. Z ee hner Jas comes back after a short journey. Lawrence residents include Billy Hazen Sherman Gasebier and Frank Zoellner attending KU. Miss Ruth Newsome arrives to spend a few days at home with her family. Miss Nellis Viste visits Lawrence for a few days with relatives. Mrs Harvey Jones visits Topeka. Maude Deksery shops in town. Walter Zoellner and parents host and KU student Ruth Newsome also back home.
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Taldtin
Amma Eberhart
Lawrence
Lawd
Fred Winters
Wend
Byard Holmes
Baldwin
Frank Hendrickson
Friendrsuyle
Worter Bell
Ka City
Paul
W. J. Beart
Valley Chapel
Helen McMilan
Opal Williams
Margaret Dawson
Httie
Ione
Kysis City
Geib
Ger
Sam
Ellis T. Johnston
Watkes
Mrs. Watkins
Prank Rouliner
de J. E. Watkins
McLouth
J. M. Phenicie
Willian
Ridgeway
Leavensworth
Uecam
Bessie
Ray Ridgeway
Ronny Geib
Coc. Kessinger
Mary Ann
Royal ‘Theater
Mar. Jain
Mace Zoehner
Bisachard Untholtz
Neely Wriday
Daniel ¥. Unholtz
Mabel
Licey McNaughton
Garden of Allah
Bowersock Theater
Lima Burns
Big Stranger
Bert Gress
Big Stallinger
Triday
Cheawie Bowma
Kasssus City
Bascher
Charles Steeper
William Stout
Peter Bleistein
Kansas
Zeehner Jas
Billy Hazen
Sherman Gasebier
Noealy
Nellis Viste
Relativ
Miss Viets
Harvey Jones
Topeka
M.bower
Maude Deksery
Walter Zoellner
University of Kansas
Frank Zoellner
Ruth Newsome
Fier Wether
KS. Edmonds
Sdeese
Tohganaxia
Relief from cold with Fap Cold Compound touted
An advertisement claims immediate relief from sniffles congestion and cold symptoms with Fap Cold Compound taken every two hours until symptoms ease. It promises to clear nasal passages stop discharge and sneezing while easing headache fever and sore throat. Contains cautions about authentic product and cheap imitations.
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Prusien
Meg
Farl Martin
Sem Dale
Nobriast
M. E. Showaléor
Sid Afes
Akirtin
Previne Ton
Showy
Martin
Anne
J. Q. Osborng
Hermicine Beekman
Tri Delta
Emporia
Alpha Chi Ome
Ast Prislay
Kathleen Neale
Rocky
Colo
Franklin
Fleansr Amd
John Whitelaw
Ganga
Elyn White
Ralph
John Franklin
Fort
Federal Trade Commission
George Rublee
Senate
East Orange
N .J
Supreme Court
New Jersey
United States
San Domingo
Haiti
Tonganoxie
Jaedicke
John Christianson
Robert Slaughter
Lawence
Skaggs
Cecile, Crady
Chanter A. 'F
P. EB. O
Lucy Naughton
Hay Martin
Norman ‘Pickens
Poehler Mercantile Company
Eva’ S Ho
Hill
Los Angeles
A. Halill
Tee Cousin
Stedd
Los Angees
Sibley
Harry Dickaid
Arndt
Etta Whan
Madeline
Richard Atssood
Aileens
Pape
Grippe
Ade
Ms Ors
Te Wang
Ideal Heating Investments
Bhp
Tosts
Platt
Cealass
American Radiator Company
Walnut
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