Zueblin Urges Universal Service And American Unity
In Fra Hall Charles Zueblin urged national unity and a universal training plan for every school child to build an armed citizenry if needed. He called for a modern Americanism and criticized hyphenated identities while stressing a unified rail system and strong transportation to support any future defense. He argued the United States must lead as a peacemaker and that real Americans must engage deeply with critical national issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zueblin
Fra“Hall
United States
Amerind
Zueblin
Arld
Busiie
Europe
Canada
Alaska
Tno
New York Harborith ¢Rooks
Zeublin
Ems
Newark City
Toni
Naval
Reubka
Anilhiona Bey
Ley
America
Howe
Great Britain
Australia
Sis
Mr. Duchlin
Militiey Engineers
Luiz
Caprapuring
Washingston
Suckitin
Nat
Bedtime posts and wartime drills in a muddled screed
A long jagged clipping discusses a dog guarding till bedtime, warnings of throat ailments and VanoRub remedies, and veers into a heated critique of naval preparedness. It woefully tangles anecdotes about a boy named Thomas Henn and a Vick's Salve reference with nonsensical phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Till
Kern
Hurley
Madison
Ind
Charles
Tagenard
de Vick
Charles Siother
Gms
Apuliey Ranh
Ritiel Corhos
Mrs. Murthy
Fragmented Reading From a Turbulent Times News
A jumbled OCR fragment reports varied items including medical testimonials about a tonic, political remarks on national needs and unity, a New Year era social note about health, and brief observations on London customs seizures and Oriental labor presence. Notable names appear as generic references with limited clarity.
Par mint cough remedy for deafness and head noises
A vintage advertisement offers a home brew to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. It instructs mixing one ounce of par mint double strength with hot water and sugar, then taking a tablespoon four times daily. Prepared by Dick Bros for supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Srg Nee
Dick Bros
Freshman Caps Debate Postponed To Next Week
A university disciplinary committee postponed final ruling on paddling and the wearing of caps for freshmen until next Tuesday. Student representatives from the council and freshman classes presented opinions. most favored caps in fall, opposing paddling while supporting some form of insignia. Faculty members back caps but oppose paddling, hoping student input will guide the final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Senate
Ric Adams
Russell Gear
Stanley Nelson
Pare Wagner
Don, Hughes
Floyd Lind
Robert Hartley
Hughes
Lind
Hartley
New
Ghlo Toledos Prank Oath and Tax Warrants
Fragmented OCR reads a dated legal and advertising notice from 1836. It mentions an oath, partnership, and payment of sums, and notes warrants for tax collection after deadlines. Miscellaneous items include medicines advertisements.
Lastoria Dor Infants Use For Over 30 Years Signature
Lastoria Dor infants and Children use for over 30 years signed by TE. Wanted for child desertion arrest in Kansas City, Kansas. V. W. Montgomery brought to Lawrence, arraigned before Judge John Clark. Preliminary hearing set. Montgomery, a physician, graduated from State University. J. O. Brock offers muscular eye treatment. glasses fitted. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after mother’s death. Cards of Change note thanks to friends for sympathy on sickness and death of husband and father. Ice cream ad for Wiedeman’s. water works note to drink aerated distilled water from McNish Bottling Works. phone 193.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Kansas City
Kansan
Lawrence
John Chirk
Kenstre Ty
State University
Estate transfers and deeds in Lawrence Kansas area
Mary Thacher Emery et al convey to Louisa C Don Carlos a portion of Thacher Place in Lawrence with a one dollar consideration and specific lot boundaries. Numerous Bohnsack family quit claims from Edwin to August Herman and others cover undivided fractional interests in sections 17 and 18 and quarters of 17 18 across multiple parcels in 18 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thacher Emery
Louisa C. Don Carlos
Thacher Place
Lawrence
Kan
AlPort Thacher Place
Wim. H. Bohnsack
Apguat Bohusack
Edwin B. Bohujsack
Herman GC. Bohnsack
Daniel CG. Bohnsack
Eudora
John H. Bohnsack
Destroit
Mich
Eton Bohnsack
St. Paul
Kansas
Herman GC
Bohnsack
U.14
Southwest
St 18
Water Bonds Bid Count and City Projects Update
Five bids were received for water bonds as the city pursues Lee Street and Eli Street projects. A wall and grade work near the railroad require waivers and inspections. Mrs. Barker urged city compensation for scouts’ cleanup work, with a report and discussion planned next week. She also complained about enforcement of sidewalk spitting and litter from street vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesal
Lee Street
Eli Street
Union Pacific Railroad
George J. Barker
Cammt
I, G
Movement for 6 oclock closing gains Lawrence support
At a Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Lawrence the push for 6 pm shopping hours six days a week was unveiled. Mrs. J R Bechtel said churches should join in, merchants back the effort, and a pledge to stop shopping after 6 pm on weekdays and all day Sunday was adopted. The aim is to ease store hours without harming workers or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beli
Federation of Women's Clubs
Lawrence
J.R. Bechtel
Federation
Iyas
Bechtel
Tespensh
Keeps Her Children in Perfect Health By Dr Caldwell
A Carlyle mother writes that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin keeps her four children in perfect health and she would not be without it. The laxative blend of herbs and pepsin regulates bowel action gently and is pleasant for children and effective for adults. Sold in drug stores for fifty cents. to avoid imitations buy Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Boellefeld
Carlyle
Caldwell
Monticello
Tih
Dr. Callswell
Evans elected to library board in Tonganuie
Tonganuie notes list Ars.doin W. Evans as a new library board member. Mrs. Catherine Yates is ill at home. A Reading club meeting at Miss Bertha Ringler’s featured “Quotations Something Connecting Washington” and “The New Mistress for the White House.” Attendees included Mrs. McNaughton, Mrs. Laming, Misses Thekla and Leonor Laming, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars.doin W. Evans
Library Board of Trustees
Catherine Yates
Tonganuie
John Vo Laming
Ra City
Leonor
Cilternina
Washington
Ohn G. Laming
White House
William C. jPhenicie
Afount - Vernon
Bertha Ringler
Kinzler
J. McNaughton
John C. Laming
Thekla
Leonor Laming
Henry Mes
Welw . Heiser
Anna Bell
Frank, Zoellner
William GC. Phenicio
Mias Wlora Carter
D. H. Dreisvhuch
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff
A home remedy claims to remove dandruff by applying about four ounces of plain liquid arvon at night and massaging into the scalp, with results noted by morning and additional applications. The ad promises instant relief from itching and flakes, claiming hair will become shiny and soft and that the remedy is inexpensive and readily available at drug stores.
Village social notes and marriages in Tonguanoie area
Miss Georgina and Dorothea May shopped in Lawrence Saturday. Several residents, including Walter Zoellner, Alma Freilenmuth, and Miss Cindy Ceany, are noted for returning home or traveling to teach, marry, or visit relatives. The marriage of Miss Ceany and Mr. Himpel occurred in Lawrence, while many townsfolk attended events, hosted gatherings, and moved houses or plans to move to Montana.
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Georgina
Dorothy May
Lawwrence
B. O
Zoellner
Nyv
Frank Zoellier
Amos Wilson,Jr
Leavenworth
Hei
Highland
Kansas City
Alma Freilenmuth
Republic i
William Pr Relenmuth
Jr. Wulfsuhter
Tongunuie
Myers Hotel
Eriie Greene
Basehor
Har- Lester Hawilitius
Colorado
D. H. Crady
Akilden
Montana
Crady
Gwe Diontana
Jacob Freienmuath
Amuei
Lawrence
Willian Fresennvath
Lesrence
Alma
Hans
Otto
É . Fence
Sy WH. McKone
Kansas
Ceefiv Ceany
Arioth Himpel
Aniddirs
D. H. Craily
iMr
Himpel
Charles .W. Himpel
Cindy
Tonganoxie
Toupie
Cady
Montanz Yelthin
Imarried
Anton
Stetsehl
Tonguoxic
Frank Jerkins
Leaven
Ella Phenicie
Esstellé ‘Sechvest
Lena Geih
William Newsome
Floyd Ratliit
Frank Zoallner
Ma Phenicia
John G Leming
Grace Zoellner
Lemar Hywen
Pred Zoeitamniiz
Eon
Edward i
Igaretor
Charles
Emporie
U. Air
Ang Alts
Billy
Pianeee Folcott
Willam i Elta
Edward
Nemes Newsome
Lacy Alcaghton
Makel McNaughton
J. R. Figir
Lawrener Ius
J. H
Robert
Naomi Grant
Naomi
John Grant
Cory
Marie Newsome
Favo
Olive Skaggs
Charlotte Krezmer
Tonganoxie Township
al Hallenbeck
Grace
Linwood
Royal Theater
BR. L. Kane
Charles ?Thomas
kKance
Second Street
Amna DleEnulty
Miss McEnalty
Pleasant Prairie School
G. Ho Cain
Sara Mae
George Fisheri
Leonard’ Hazen
Httle
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Birdie M. Lee
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McNish “Bottling Works
Caldwell’s Syrup
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