Baldwin college events and debates highlight weekend news
Dan Brummit spoke at Baldwin College chapel exercises after attending a conference in Baldwin. Mae Correll and Mrs Donel Mackenzie visited Topeka, while Francis Botkin and Paul Botkin spent time with relatives. J H Price builds a new tion, Rev C W Bailey attended the Methodist conference in Topeka. Baker opened her debating season by defeating Emporia College and the cultural College at Manhattan in two debates on minimum wage laws.
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Dan
Iss Mae Correll
Doneloa Mackenzie
Topeka
Francis Botkin
Paul Botkin
Jackson
Callah
Ottawa
OB Cut
Gertrude
Black
Henry Selzer
Mr. Selzer
Elasor
Pleasant Grove
C. W
Bailey
Baker
College of Emporia
Paldwin
College At Manhattan
Werson
Osterhout
Hughes
Manhattan
Conny Nichols
Newcomb
Whitney
United States
Baldwin
Walter Gresham
Baldwin area notes show farming and school events
The column recounts local farming plans near Baldwin Florida and Oklahoma trip talk, land and well costs, plus community notices. It covers high school activities with domestic science showcases, debates, YWCA meetings, basket ball tourney prep, choir and club events, and plans for the Boys' club banquet with Arthur Cotton visiting.
Local Notes and Social Several Nearby Visits
Barnes from Cottonwood Falls, Prof Sawtell of Manhattan, and Pr Stncey of Abilene among Knox County residents. Vinland girls visited Baldwin and Big Hill before returning to Lawrence. Miss Bond visited Rangas City. Miss Benjamin in Lawrence for eye treatment and as Methodist conference delegate. Several sermons noted. Pedling case against Topeka merchants Tupper Peters and Rice scheduled after Sunday arrest. Lions farm well setback shows 950 feet depth with water. limestone target. Abilene household caregiver Corrie Lee to care for a missing Phi Mu member. Stewart and Dorothy Marie from Lawrence visited. Anderson from Maple Hill noted for mother’s illness. Overland purchase of a car by Thomas H. Long.
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Vinland
Baldwin
Big Hill
Grace Bixler
Blane Gard
Winifred, Butcher
Helen “Matin
Luella Krehbiel
May McKinney
Taldwin
Lawrence
Margaret Bond
Rangas City
Opal Benjamin
S. Klyne
Lewman
Thurch
Topeka
Magn
Baptist Church
Kansas
A. Ault
Lions
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Abilene Ree
Phi Mu
Ji Tle
Dorothy Marie
Stewart
Ke Anderson
Maple Hill
Re Anderson
Thomas Hi
Overland
Swift's S. S. S. remedy promises eczema relief
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a permanent cure for eczema by cleansing the blood. It warns against skin salves and lotions for curing the disease and urges readers to obtain the purely vegetable tonic from druggists or the Swift Medical Department for free advice.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Building
Atlanta
Gav
Mother's Friend Advised for Expectant Mothers
A dated advertisement extols Mother's Friend as direct and immediate relief for childbirth distress. It promises nausea relief and easier preparation, urging expectant mothers to apply the preparation night and morning and to write for a free informative book for users.
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Jezin
Musterole and Local Notices From Hemphill Page
Readers recall Musterole uses from childhood reliefs for croup colds and sore throats while a village note section reports social visits, farm work interrupted by rain, and a Healing Grove Hemphill community club meeting with gardeners’ tips and refreshment service.
Advertising Value of Local Newspapers for Retailers Highlighted
Chicago merchant William Williams told Minnesota and North Oak Retail Jewelry Association members in Minneapolis on February 20 that local newspapers offer the best advertising medium for retailers. Consistent, year round use helps store information reach households at low cost, beating mail order. Williams urged publishers to broaden their service and educate home merchants to resist mail order competition.
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Norman BR. Williams
Chicago
Conve
Minnesota
North Oak Retail Jewelry “Association
Minneapolis
Isebruary
National
Unclear OCR: Auction of 454 lots and four tracts reported
An incomplete note cites W. L. Porter, commissioner, stating that 454 lots and four tracts have been placed into auction or suitable process. The fragment lacks full context or details on location, date, or governing body. Further text is needed for a precise item.
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W. L.porter
Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Healing
An early 20th century ad touts Zemo for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. The product, priced 25 cents or 100 for a larger size, is claimed to cleanse soothe and heal skin quickly without being greasy. Also notes an unrelated political item about Coburg succession.
Tiz Foot Comfort Ad Promises Hardworking Relief
A vintage promotional piece touts Tiz as a grand foot glue and cure for tired, sore feet. It promises glowingly that Tiz relieves pain from corns and bunions, delivering fresh, sweat-free feet in a 35 cent box.
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Brom Quinine
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using LAXATIVE and BROMO QUININE tablets. It claims to stop cough and headache and cure the cold, with a druggist refund if it fails. The box is signed E.W. Greve with a 25 cent price.
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E.W. Greve
Lot Campaign General Prompts Spring Hardening Across Kansas
Reports from Topeka and cities statewide indicate unusually early spring hardening, tied to a broad campaign led by Governor Capper and an agricultural conference. The effort aims to increase gardening and back yard work as part of a statewide campaign.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Ting
Agricultural Conference
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Marketed As Liver Helper
An old ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild substitute for calomel to treat liver and bowel issues. It claims they avoid tooth damage, soothe constipation, and improve dullness and sluggish feelings, priced at 25 cents per box and sold by all druggists.
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Edwards
Nate
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