Old Soldier Baldwin Dies After Illness
An elderly Civil War veteran Baldwin died at his sister Mya Mitchells home after months of illness. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at his home with Rev. AL Re Row RoR KS preaching. Interment occurred at Ballwin Cemetery. Friends Bechtel of Gilets and Miss Isaielle Bechtel of Lawrence attended. The piece also notes college sports results and local social notices.
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Dadames Helme
Mya
Charles Mitchell
Wrryght
Denison
Seventh Kansas Regiment
Ane
Kansas
Ernsylvania
Leavenworth
The
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Elur Wheel
Ballwin
I Bechtel
Gilets
Local town notes and oblique references to Baker and nearby towns
Fragmented community update mentions Mary Roach freshman at Baker, travel notes about E Mogley and a conductor Ososses on a dray, and illnesses including Mrs. McConnell with pneumonia fever. References to Baldwin, Chanute, Independence, Topeka, and other locals, plus nurse and visiting plans and a few names of residents and events.
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Gilling
Mary Roach
iBaker
E. Mogley
Noth Boys
Baker
Yiarshal
Mykold Bator
Os Osses
Teones Rogers
Dutch Evans
and Y Oher
Ottawa
J . H. Webster
Alin
Webster
Ndgerton
Sanday
Hy eConnail
Robert McConnell
Baldwin
Walter
Scott
Chanute
Pearl
White
Royal Nei Lodge
Scott, Jr Evans
Sisited
Fred
Lawrence
Greenfield
Virgil “Spurgeon
Marian
Chester Oles
Topeka
Quinine advertisement touts Lazative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement claims Lazative Bromo Quinine has a tonic effect without nervousness or head ringing. It notes the product is safe for anyone and bears E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Social notes from Franklin county gathering and visits
Franklin residents and families are noted in a string of social happenings. Names include Mrs Charlie Wilson Mrs Tim White Miss Marie Kluss and Mr Paul Hefty with various visits to Lawrence Enterprise and Winona plans noted. Events cover church gatherings visits to relatives shopping outings and a Sunday school group of thirty eight attendees.
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Fred
Meyertiapent Thurst
Charlie Wilson
Tim White
Paul Hefty
Anderson
Marie Kluss
Nick
Lawrence
Visii
Ted
Gerhart Desqie
Robert &Eh
Sanda
We. M. Schutz
Hey Biel
Aining
Im. Schutz
A. E. Welgh
Mabel Burke
Jol Whitelat
Chitizen
T. L. Davis
Winona Oi
Logan County
Kansans
Waleying
Gertrude
Faye Youngshire
Mar
Pin White
Harold
Davis
Oliver
Arthur Schutz
Ethels
Carol Martin
Fred Eggert
George Funk
N. N. Chambers
Guy “Michael
Carl Eggert
Ma!roin
Salts in Hot Water Clears Pimples and Skin
A health note claims pimples and skin eruptions stem from toxins in the body. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in hot water daily for a week to cleanse the bowels and normalize kidney function, improving skin clarity. Jad Salts are described as inexpensive, harmless, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, producing a pleasant effervescent drink.
Community Notes From Fairview and Surroundings
Local social items list residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Shirar, Mr and Mrs Eggert, Mr and Mrs Brown, and others with mentions of gatherings, callers, and weekend visits. Birth announcement for Martha Herning. church events noted as Rev. Frank Rist’s last sermon before conference in Topeka.
Crisis of Woman's Life and Lydia Pinkham's Compound
Woman's health ad asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped a patient recover from life threatening illness after two operations. It credits neighbors who also recovered and warns midlife symptoms like hot flashes and dizziness require attention.
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Pinkham
Lydia Gal
Lydia B. Pinkham
Viola Fisica
Wagoner
Ola
Lydia B.pinkham
Farewell Gatherings and Community Visits Reported
Mond greetings and visits gather in Western Kansas as Mond trevie on Tuesday plans for a new home. Mes Will Walker and Leonard visited Mrs E Leary on Thursday. A farewell party for M Michael and family occurred at Mr John Garrett's Monday evening. E Leary and Mrs Lawrence were seen out after winter. Rev F Rist made severe calls in the community last week.
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Trevie
Kansas
Will Walker
Leonard
E. Leary
M. Michael
John Garrett
Lawrence
Church Snday
Grandma
Wells
Rev
F. ‘Rist
Clean Up Week Proclaimed to Fight Fire Waste
Governor Capper designates April 16 to 21 as Clean Up Week in Kansas urging residents to remove refuse and improve sanitation. Proclamation cites annual fire losses near ten million dollars and links filth to disease, mice, flies, and mosquitoes, calling for collective action by citizens, officials, and fire departments.
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Capper
Kansas
State of Kansas
Arthur Capper
State of
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Daylight saving plan to start Easter Sunday
London reports a committee recommends resuming daylight saving this year. Easter Sunday, April 8, would start the clock ahead and stay until September 23. The change, first tried last May 21, proved convenient and popular, with a favorable committee verdict. Mrs. R. Stubbs returned from Topeka this morning.
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London
Associated
Tader
India forms industrial commission to boost war munitions
Delhi March 21 An office akin to the British minister of situation is created in India with Sir Tomas Holland appointed president of the Indian Industrial Commission. The body will mobilize India's industries and natural resources for the war effort, aiming for self sufficiency in supplies and directing exports to best use.
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India
Delhi
England
Tomas Holland
Indian Industrial Commission
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PraunkHa School
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