Salina Legislators Pass Two Constitutional Measures
In Topeka three lawmakers Cyrus White of Salina J Sutterthwaite of Douglas and Coleman of Merriam led efforts to push two constitutional amendments through both houses with two third votes. White sought a measure restoring vote by two thirds while other proposals targeted citizenship paper requirements and a permanent tax levy. The effort followed years of political maneuvering and a partial success by the White bill in the House.
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Topeka
Mareh
Cyrus FE
Salina Shires
Rona
Coleman
Merriam
J. Sutterthwaite
Douglas
JLT
White
Hayes
House
Elmer I
Salina
Davis
Ornhas
Avery
Thone
Navy
Prarik Lee
Usshi
Dpas
Goast
Ieind
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Courginar Tal
Jonmen Hip
Merenine Fria
iCyrus
Losis
Commemorative Cate Will Stay Up Tr London
Confused text suggests a London council debate over removing a commemorative statue of Heine and related protests. It mentions postponement, absentee voting, and references to local figures and dates, but the readable fragments are highly garbled and incomplete.
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Cate
London Hemdon
Kle
Heine
London County
Counril
Willeh
Petien
Gets-It corn remedy advertisement claims ease
A vintage advertisement extols Gets-It as the world’s best corn remedy. It asserts easy removal of corns without knives, promising quick relief after applying the product. The notice lists various distributors including Lawrence & Co, The Round Corner Drug Store, Rexall stores, and city druggists.
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B. Lawrence & Cou
Lost a Bad Ticket Week With Beekeeper
A story unfolds around a man named Raven Kyerthy who searches in vain for a missing wallet or ticket. He recalls his life and a tense trek, and a plan to skip bread until the following week.
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T. Raven Kyerthy
Nis
Mountain Land Development In South Beria Area
The article describes a special effort to develop surrounding anglitiin lands led by CALA and educational work by Berea in government service. It notes the region must be cultivated and references farm demonstrations, leaders, and President Frost. It mentions retired sailors returning to service and ageing merchant marine workers, with historical notes on Lowestoft fishing ships and fleets.
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Bera
Maral
Cala
Berea
Frost
Mitn
Iboor
Mother Made Quick Acting Cough Syrup Ad
An early 20th century ad touts a homebrew cough syrup claimed to cure throat inflammation and coughs. It markets Pinex as the base, mixed with sugar to yield a full pint for family use, promising rapid relief within 24 hours and suitability for bronchitis croup and asthma, with a money back guarantee.
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Childre
Norway
Monument proposal in Yucatan for four hundredth discovery year
Cordova Merida Yucatan March 14 General Salvader Alvarado governor of ihis te diverted a letter to the sovnar of the other skites proposing that all still join in erecting a monument on the Isha de Abrieres to commemorate the discovery of Mexico by Hernan Cortes. Alvarado announced lines of women in skirts worshipping a goddess. He said a permanent monument could not yet be set at the landing site but would be placed there until a larger monument can be erected for the 400th anniversary.
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Cordova Merida
Yucatan
Salvader Alvarado
Ihiste
Wemen
Mexico
Don
Tyran
Jongitare
Nintues
Mexicca Meri
Yuewan
Hernanides
Geul Alvarado
Pope's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pope's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for sour stomach gas and indigestion. It claims the product neutralizes acidity in five minutes, stops foul breath, and helps digestion, costing fifty cents for a large bottle. It emphasizes ease and safety for daily meals.
That Bone Day Amendment Provisions of Federal Law
A garbled OCR style summary outlines a federal postal amendment effective July 1 banning advertisements or solicitations for spirituous liquors via mail. It details penalties up to six months, interstate transportation restrictions, and notes state law conflicts. It mentions postmasters enforcing, with the Postmaster General issuing notices on prohibited advertising or solicitation.
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Hecomes
Journal World
United States
Daly
Right and Ween Ways of Cooking Vegetables
Miss Cape, instructor at Kansas State Agricultural College, cautions against nutrient loss in cooking vegetables. She notes ordinary peeling and soaking waste minerals like calcium and phosphorus, and that boiling vegetables such as cabbage and spinach drains juices and reduces nourishment.
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Kans
Miss. Dine Cape
Kansas State Agricultural College
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Pediatric Health
An old time health ad extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle bowel cleanser for children and adults. It claims quick relief from stomach aches and fussiness by clearing foul waste and sour bile, urging parents to keep a bottle at home and ask for a 50 cent bottle with genuine formula.
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California
Cooking Vegetables to Preserve Nutrients Advice
A miss Cape urges using vegetable juices in sauces and various cooking methods to protect minerals. Baking or steaming conserve nutrients, while boiling causes greater losses. Steaming shows small losses. many vegetables can be jacket-cooked to retain nutrients.
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Miss Cape
Women Partners in Dominion Suffrage Endorsed in Ontario
Ontario legislature votes without dissent to grant suffrage, completing a chain from British Columbia to the Ottawa River. Premier Hearst lauds women’s wartime service and calls for a bill to implement the principle with machinery for voting rights in Canada.
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Dominion
Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
British Columbia
Ottawa River
William Hearst
Small Farmers Prosper as Snails Go Fast in War Ration
French snail farmers make fortunes as German occupation cuts off supplies from Luxembourg Belgium and northern France. Snail farming yields high prices with up to 500000 first quality snails per acre, fed once daily. Noise at feeding noted. Also reports on Belgian coal piles near Charleroi Liege and Mons and Berlin baby premium laws in Loneberg. Floyd Doubleday of Pittsburgh visits for business.
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Paris
Mar
Luxemburg
Belgium
France
Amsterdam
Charleroi
Liege
Mons
Campaign against canker worms in Lawrence elm trees
Walter from the University department of entomology says the canker worm campaign in Lawrence is on schedule with four men oiling and inspecting trees. Moths are abundant doubling labor, wings burned with a blow torch to apply tanglefoot, and birds will help reduce survivors. Work will continue until mid April amid some mischief by paper postings. New egg classifications in March require labels guiding boiling instructions to address chemical-treated imports.
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Walter
Department of Tomology
Lawrence
Weillhouse
Francisca
Weihouse
Benson Aims for Sapp’s Dem National Committeeman Post
Topeka Kansas March R F Benson state bank commissioner who retires April 11 announced to friends he would run for national committeeman of the Democratic party from Kansas. The vacancy follows the death of W F Sapp of Galena. The new committee will be chosen by the Democratic state central committee which is expected to meet in Topeka soon. Kodak finishing and one day service offered by Squires Studio.
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May
Topeka
Kans
R. F. Benson
Democratic Party
Kansas
W. Fsapp
Galena
Avill
Democratic State Central Committee
Smuggling Chronometers Tangles Navy Yard Probe
Government agents continue probing a smuggling ring tied to chronometers from German ships interned at the Philadelphia navy yard. Reports say a plot to damage yard property amid potential war with Germany prompted searches for explosives aboard Kron Prinz Wilhelm and Prinz Wittel Friedrich. Adelbert K Fischer Helen Rohner and Henry Rohner face bail on charges of smuggling. Rohner associates hint at further arrests as evidence links a water truck used to move crates.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Navy Yard
United Stats
Germany
Prinz Wilhelm
Prinz Witel Friedrich
Navy
Adelbert K. Fischer
Helen
Henry Rohner
Mgue
Rohner
Fisehler
Corn Removers and Wartime Sailors in Historic Notes
A vintage notice touts Freezone for corn removal and quick relief, with a drugstore pitch. It also mentions interned German sailors and a push to remove German cruisers from the navy, alongside a debate on prioritizing sanity versus life insurance.
Rhodes Scholars To Train In Oxford War Prep
Oxford dispatch reports Rhodes scholars forming a military training nucleus with Britain’s war effort in view. US involvement is seen as triggering coordinated training for American youth in England. London notes 140,000 acres taken for encampments and military uses with buildings valued at 2.5 million pounds commandeered. Also brief notes on recovering injuries from a steering gear incident near Madera and Maude Schwarz’s visit to Kansas City.
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Rhodes
Oxford
Americ Rhodes
United States
England
London
Cne
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