Ingleside Club and Local Study Group Reports
Ingleside Club met with Abs Brash. fourteen ladies attended. Henry Lav as the subject. poetry read from If all the Skies, America, The Long Sparrow and other works. special music by Miss Allene Wilson and Catherine Barber. Zodiac Club met with Mrs Mitchell. twenty-two members and one guest. discussion on Recent Innovations in Educational Practice. Review Club met with Mrs Keyt. twelve members. Pure Food Law discussed. Forestry Reserve paper valued. refreshments served. West Side Study Club with Mrs Smith. seventeen members. telepathy paper by Miss Parrie. reform and penitentiary contrasts discussed. readings by Mrs Cochran. poems by Shelley. No Name Club with Mrs McAulay. fifteen members. Constitution roll call and lessons on Slavery and Secession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside Club
Zodiac Club
A. C. Mitchell
Jesson
Avas
Smithwesver
Johnston
Vaulton
Dunlap
Review Club
Ars. Keyt
West Side
Ke Smith
Sherrie
Martha Washington Germaina
Colorado
State
Shelly
Tintscome
Thev Club
Clib
Woll Larel
Club Notes From Montana Society Gatherings
Clara Kanaga and Mrs McAllaster host from Montana as the Entre Nous Club meets with a birthday roll call and a luncheon. The Round Table, with Mrs Creer and Mrs Klein, discusses Sea Gardens and seaweeds. next meeting hosted by Mrs Young on Tennessee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Clara Kanaga
Burbank
Round Table
Mirch
Quivera Club Hosts 1824 Ohio Street Meeting Notes
Quivera club met Mrs. Cowell at 1824 Ohio street with two guests and no set number of members. Volunteers were sought for the State Federation at Topeka. The lesson discussed Shakespeare versus Homer, with readings on Greek heroes and character delineation. Afternoon concluded with music, refreshments, and a future meeting planned with Mrs. Hops and South Side Reading Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowell
Ohio Street
Topeka
Sara Richardson
Homer
Colman
Miss Carroll
Best Wreste
Hops
Lawrence Club Meeting At Mrs Lionel Home
A Lawrence club gathers March 2 at 122 Tennessee Street hosted by Mrs N M Lionel. Members read papers on Hinters and Musicians of the Times and discuss local figures. The next meeting moves to 125 Tennessee Street on March 25 with Mrs CHas Leselier hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Headine
N. M. Lionel
Tennessee Street
Times
Lawrence
Otner
Coa. Leseher
Lanscer
Cox
A. G. Alrich
Bishop
John Fight
Emma Rabon
Pall
FL Wenderson
Chas
Leselier
Ladies Literary League Meeting Recap
Members gathered for the Ladies Literary League led by Mrs. Olney Marehal with seven teen attendees offering hints for the Betterment of One Chair. Mrs. Master reviewed North American Review and a verifier on the attitude of Age 4 in the present crisis. Mrs. Russet covered Advance with a sketch of Clara Barton life and other articles. Hostess served a three course Janeheon and adjourned to March 25 with Mrs. Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Liteary League
Ladies Literary Ledeuetet
Olney Marehal
Master
North American Review
Janeheon
Fiteh
Ladies Social Improvement Club meets at Shannon home
The Ladies Social Improvement Club of Mes. OP Shannon hosted a Wednesday gathering three and a half miles north of Wellsville with a missionary program led by Mrs. C2 CU Waters. Delegates were chosen for a Kansas City meeting and plans set for an Easter Festival and supper at Black Jack church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Shannon
cLadies
Wellsville
If. Doran
Vollenth
C2 CU. Waters
Chenes
Kansas City
Kansas
Black Jack
Baker University
Will Hill
I. Shannon
Rose Cheney
Waters
Alt. Shepperd
Als
N. Wansen
Chas. Gregory
Grace Hays
Clara Vackenberry
Sal Waters
Giny. Shepperd
H. J. Warnock
H. D. Sheppert
TL Doran
Bert O'Neil
Keep on Making Steel in Amsterdam Substituting Ferro Manganese
Amsterdam March 25 report notes ongoing search for ferro manganese substitutes to sustain steel production. industriales experts and local firms discuss alternative alloys, cost implications, and quality considerations amid shortages.
German steel substitute breakthrough reported in Berlin
A semi official Berlin statement says Germany has solved its steel crisis with a substitute produced from internal raw materials. Production facilities are active and more plants are under construction, claiming the new process will make Germany independent of imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Feed hogs earlier with Thomas Hoe Powder
An old advertisement urges feeding hogs six weeks earlier and using Thomas Hoe Powder to improve digestion and health. It claims the powder helps hogs fatten quickly and resist diseases, promoting earlier market readiness. A. A. Green of Lawrence advertises the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.o. Thomas
Stlaand S
Lawrence
War Department postpones officers' course opening
In Auination City Kins March the War Department issued orders to postpone the field officers' course that was to open April 10. The short course for regular officers is normally held each spring, but current indications suggest there will be no school this year due to Mexican trouble and the present order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kins
War Department
Bert Riley
Forsfiell
Cardui Endorsed By Texas Woman For Health Relief
A Wills Point letter from Mrs. Victoria Stallings describes improvement after using Cardui for severe womanly troubles and a dreadful cough. The testimonial claims Cardui provides relief, strength, and better health, urging others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wills Point
Pex
Victoria Stallings
Cardus
Lever
Suny
Our school to close Thursday with program and dinner
Our school will close Thursday March 80th with a program and a planned dinner and ball game. Residents Mrs Will Forth and Mrs Baker spent Thursday night in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Marvin Herr at Pleasant spent Saturday night. Alban hame Mr fa Flory aided Myr Dan Beeedles hauling bay from Will Forth Tuesday. Several local residents visited Miss Etta and Mirblee ory. Miss V Nile Oswalt stayed with George Bolind. Mr Will Eaneh of Worden also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Will
Forth
Baker
Lawrence
Mes
Marvin “Herr
Pleasant
Alban Hame
Fa Flory
Myr
Dan
W. TL Postina
Florence and Laurie
Aid Mas
Chas
Broflammer
Lillian
Alda
Etta
Mirblee Ory
Nile Oswalt
George Bolind Hee
Will Eaneh
Worden
Mer
Doan’s Kidney Pills Public Testimonies Promote Relief
Doubly proven testimonials confirm relief from kidney pain backache and distress. Mrs W Peterson of 5 New Jersey St Lawrence testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills cured her symptoms and says they never fail. She and another unnamed customer credit the product with eliminating misery from kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crick
Torus
W.peterson
New
Peterdon Kid
Doan
Local Society Notes From Pleasant Grove Area
Numerous residents and families are recorded visiting and hosting over the weekend and Sunday. Names include Mr. and Mrs. F Deny, Mrs. K Chavehbaugh, Mary Ellory, Violet Oswalt, Jacob Shuler, Chas Gilliand, Will Woods, Walter Peay, Magne Charehbaugh, Owen Flora, Mrs. Dani Blo, and many Flory kin. Many calls, dinners, and visits occur across Pleasant Grove, Excelsior, and Lawrence areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me W. Herr
Johnson County
Lynel
Flory
Nettie
Amos
F. Ay Deny
Mildred
Edith
Aid
LE Messer
EF Wood Deny
K. Chavehbaush
Mary. Ellory
Anderson
Wesley Fiery
Messrs
Clifford
Howard Deny
JO. G. Q. Defy
Hazel
A. J. Fiery
Violet Oswalt
Jacob Shuler
Pleasant Grove
Michevi Fiery
Bertha Ixesleri
Chas. Gilliand
Union
Harry
Excelsior
Walter Peay
Magne Charchbausl
Tra Charehbaugh
Owen Flora
Will Woods
High Prairie
Eimer
Churchbaugh
Lawrence
Gish
Tron
Kesler
Ron
Isaac Montgomery
Vlorence Postma
EL EL Churchbaugh
Nelle Flory
Ey J. Ilory
Pleasant ‘Grove
Dunbar Program Presented At Morning Chapel
A Dunbar program was given at the high school chapel by members of the English classes. The event featured a display of chocolates and reflections on striving to reach the top, with notes on effort and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Paul Lawrenes Dunbar
Igh
Lelish
Real Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Remedy
An old newspaper item extols drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this “inside bath” prevents constipation bilious attacks and nervous days and cost a quarter pound of phosphate to show the cleansing and refreshing effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
High School Notes A reports chapel program and honors
High School Notes A describes yesterday chapel programs honoring Paul Laurence Dunbar with piano solos, readings, and a girls quartet. It notes senior honor letters, manual training in carpentry and cement work, and a short account of extracurriculars including Boys Club, basketball, athletic building projects, soap making, and upcoming debates and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vrence Dunbar
Beatrice Maddox
Annette’ Garratt
Edna ‘Anderson
Marjory Tucker
Miss West
Radia Anderson
Leh Wilson
Nora ‘Bennett
L’s
Pauline Sterling
Alice McDonald
England to Promote Research Chemistry at Oxford
Oxford University will introduce a course in research chemistry to aid national chemical industry development. Students must pass a component exam based on a year of experimental investigations, as faculty stress the rising demand for research chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Oxford
Oxford University
Neler
Endora Union Meeting Opens With Talks and Essays
Forenoon interspersed with talks and papers in the work of the organization. afternoon devoted to an anti cigarette contest with nine county townships represented by school children. A prize for the winning essay and a picture of Miss Frances Willard for the winner. Luncheon served at noon by union ladies. Dr and Mrs Robinson with sister served a bountiful dinner. County secretary notes visiting committee and new members pinned by Mrs Fivons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Wnions
Antibastie Lecture By Mrs Alter At United Presbyterian
Mrs Jeannetté C Alter secretary of the Women s Missionary Society will give an illustrated lecture on Sights and Scenes of Mission Work at the United Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening at To vtelock The general public is invited to attend The lecture will be repeated at the morning service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannetté C. Alter
Women's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Vtelock
Harley Davidson motorcycle for sale bargain
A Harley Davidson motorcycle is offered at a bargain price by C. W. Sith. Details on model year and price are not provided in the readable text. The item is advertised as a low cost purchase option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley-Davidson Motorcyele
C. WE Sith
Women Drive Mail Wagons in Berlin Parade
Three hundred women are now driving horse drawn mail wagons in Berlin according to an announcement by the post office authorities. Dolly Varden chocolates from Reynolds Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Peanut Trade Slowed By War Impacts Exports
Washington reports show wartime disruption hitting Cidig peanut trade. Exports of peanuts declined to roughly half of last year as shipments abroad decreased under consular observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
fWar
Cidig
Flito Agl
Batter Iveast Bread Featured at Diunmire's
A bakery display praises a bread as nothing else in its class, calling it the Batter Iveast Bread from Diunmire's and highlighting its exceptional quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diunmire
Fodder Ticket Plan For Vienna Stables
Aurich Switzerland reports a plan to issue fodder tickets for horses in Vienna modeled on the dread ticket system. Stables with more than 20 horses will receive supplies from municipal stores. Horse owners may cancel tickets via dealers upon ticket production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurich
Switzerland
Marcel
Vienna
Oarners
Sureller Gin Hers
Special Banana Ant Ice Cream Oat Wiede Manns
Readable fragments describe a quirky item titled Special Banana Ant ice cream oat linked to Wiede Manns. The note hints at a carnival style dish or product name with unusual wording and unclear context. No dates, places, or organizations are discernible.
Guard unit sets attendance record at Lawrence inspection
Company M of the First Regiment University National Guard achieved full strength attendance of fifty nine men at a recent inspection in Lawrence. It was the only organization in the state National Guard with all members present. Two companies in the Second regiment each had one man absent. Delights from Brinkinau's Bakery offered cakes jelly cakes and maple rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University National Guard
Lawrence
Cormpany
National Guard
New Use for Drill Grounds in Austria
In Austria the War Office orders drill grounds and rifle ranges closed to nonmilitary use and redirected to increasing food. Plots will grow oats peas beans early potatoes and fresh dahlias to boost food and fodder supplies nationwide. A plain drunk in Towne was fined £6.50 in police court after cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Orie
Mehit
Emomine
White Way Work Resumes After Shower In Lawrence
Work on the new white way for Lawrence resumed after a rain shower. Crews completed parking connections and set poles in the ten hundred block, placing them in position as the weather cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrences
W C T U Executive Committee Meets in Eudora
Douglas County W C T U executive committee held a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Robinson in Eudora with Mrs Kennard Mrs Dann Mrs Taylor Mrs Bruner and Mrs David LeRoy state organizer present. They planned a county institute to be held in Lawrence around April 21 or 28 and discussed program arrangements for a W C T U clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Womans’. Temperance Union
Douglas
Robinson
Eudora
March Vle
Kennard
Dann
Taylor
Bruner
David
LeRoy
County Institute
Lawrence
February Records Show No Deaths Or Births For Colored Residents
City clerk records for Lawrence, Wakarusa, and Grant townships in February report zero deaths and zero births among colored residents. The month proved exceptional in these respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Wakarusa
Grant Townships
Fragmentary Citrus Production Note Incomplete Text
A partial OCR fragment mentions orange ice and fruit, with garbled phrases. No clear event date or concrete identifiers are readable. The snippet hints at a recipe or production note but lacks enough names, places, or numbers to establish a coherent card.
Oread High School to Hear Address by Superintendent Wilson
B Wilson, superintendent of Pope schools, will deliver the commencement address to the graduating class of Oread High School on the night of June 1.
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No Name Club
GO. W. McAuaster
United States
Selig
Thw. Hungerford
Vais Dine
California
Oregon
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
North Pacific Coast
Cundiff, A. G. P
Walnut Street
Bansue City, Mo
Lee Bryant
Miss Bowles
L. A. Frink
Vermont
Quivera Club
South Side
Reading Club
W. Bo Linn
Tlmpshire Street
Eugentes
Q. F. Hussell
Judstess
Alys
I. S. Beochley
Mrs. Kinney
Lawrence Reading’ Club
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Willow Springs
Castoria
Buatk Chocolates
Noyvnolds Dros
Obder
Tostue
IX. Hall
Mr. Riges
Leegts
S.o
Leavenworth
Wicks
L. el. S
Los
Plis
Achiers
Sehwegler
University
Meg
Pat
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Orchester
Mass
Dolly Varden Chocolates
Reynolds Bros
Company MW
Hevent Inspection
Brinkinau’s Bakery
Bell-Ans
Bry Ib
Wieilemantt’s. Oe
Ma Summers
Box
South Bend
Ind
the Perkins Trust CO
Mass. St
Hirnesses
Klein
Bell Phone
Massachusetts St
Ates
Tidets
Hp 14
Arizona
Fred Harvey
W.W. Burnett
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