Lawrence High Buildings Graded Very Poor by Inspectors
Citizens will review Lawrence High School facilities during Liberty High School Week March 24 to 27. The 1917 assessment rated the older building 58 percent and the manual training 65 percent, with serious light, ventilation, and facilities deficiencies including a crowded gym, an underused library, and scattered books across dormer rooms.
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Lawrence High School
Kent
A. Lawrence
Lawrence
Altough
Liberty High School
Farm House Comforts Now Seen as Necessity
Dr. E. P. Sisson, Harvard Medical School graduate, joins Lawrence practice as the article argues rural households miss modern conveniences. Emphasizes running water, electricity, and baths as labor-saving assets for wives and families, urging farmers to adopt home improvements to improve health and efficiency.
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United States
E. P. Sisson
L. E. Sisson
Lawrence
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
At. Ai
Pee Wee Kansan Souvenir Edition To Be Featured
The Tue Wee Kansan humor edition will be a souvenir during a visit of sport writers and journalism faculty to the regular Chamber of Commerce luncheon next Tuesday noon. University journalists plan five minute talks on enrollment efforts and better cooperation with Lawrence business leaders, aiming to link business and university communities.
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Univer [Es Daily
Kansan
Department of Journalism
Chamber of Commerce
Pee Wee Hansan
Wansy
Lawrence
Lawrence Basin
Tom Sweeney
Journalits
Lawrence Business Trip Stirs Local Interest
Afras. Chee Drier Stove and James Al Beller of Denver visit Lawrence on business. Cole. is in town for activities. Col. McDonald of St. Paul, Minnesota, is here for a few days on business.
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James al Beller
Denver
Cole
Lawrence
Col. McDonald
St. Paul, Minn
Fragmented notes from a family health and social column
A ledger of names and brief events from a community page includes Dr Keith performing an operation and plans to discharge Mrs Deay home today, flu illness in the Puckett family, visits among relatives in Coffergill Katonah and Creve, and a closing insurance ad from One Double Three Agency.
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Keith
Deay
Charlie Puckett
White Fore
Ben Puckett
North Dakota
Charles Virich
Coffergill
Kian
Rey Herr
A Bre
Purkett
Dates
Mys
Gorkutt
Ulric
Wiener
Walter
Meridas
Wilting Hare
Itages
Double
Thousand More in State Last Week Than Week Previous
Topeka Kansas report shows a week ending March 9 tally higher than the prior week with a continued rise in statewide totals. Officials urged continued caution as activities and incidents were logged across multiple counties.
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Topeka
Kan
Marcela
Num
Musterole Offers Quick Relief For Various Aches Ailments
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a mustard oil ointment that relieves neuralgia headaches sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma and numerous pains. It claims faster relief than mustard plasters without blistering with jars priced 20 and 60 cents and hospital size 2.50.
Epidemic case totals rise in state with Wichita and Topeka listing high
The state board of agriculture reports a weekly total of 33 759 new cases, about 1 000 more than the prior week. Mitchell leads counties with 282 new cases followed by Rice 155 Pratt 183 Smith 126 Marshall and Crawford 123 each and Ford 122. Wichita reports 167 and Topeka 123 among cities over 100. Health officials call the rise nominal and note sporadic clusters rather than widespread surge. Dr J J Sippy says the epidemics appear in bursts but no location shows serious ruination recently. Also in Lawrence discussion turns to Poland Germany boundary with President Wilson involved. Polish boundary commission and territorial commissions show agreement. Mrs M O Curtis of New York is in Lawrence for a few days.
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State Board of Agriculture
Mitchell
Rice
Pratt
Smith
Marshall
Crawford
Ford
Wichita
Topeka
Health Department
J. J. Sippy
Goodyear Soles Promise Longer Life For Shoes
An old advertisement touts Nedlin Soles made by The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Akron Ohio. It claims longer wear, fewer pairs needed, and waterproof features. The copy mentions styles for men and women and Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear other heels.
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Womerk
Wallas
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Goodrich
Akron
Ghia
Nit—City Drug Store
Bearns
Venice
Lieri
Wachington
D. C
Auckford
Wilson
Ellington
Washington
Mlan
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Afras
Pleasant Grove
Daverts
W. Jington
Walter Peay
Farrhat
Seni Beyeas
Rane
Darisy
Council of Ten
Poland
Germany
Polish Boundary Commission
General Territorial Commissions
Ase
Kansas
Samuel
Wyer
Kansas -Natural- Gas Co
Laxca
Department A.A. Tittsburgh, Pa
Bowerlock Theatre
Kansas University Dramatic Club
Arthur Macmurray
Kansas University Orchestra
Frank Kendrie
Round Corner Drug Store
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