Traced in Ashes Keoua Army Wiped By Volcano 1790
Hilo Hawaii March 8 A correspondent reports footprints found in a volcanic ash desert near Kau suggesting Keoua king of Kau led three divisions against Wameaheha in 1790. The tracks, preserved by ash and chemical hardening, indicate a panicked retreat after Pele s eruption in Kilauauea.
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Keona
Hilo
Island of Hawaii
T. H
Associate! Press
Pele
Kila
T. A. Jagger, Jr
Volcano Observatory
Topal 4
Keoua
Kau
Wamehameha
Hawaiian Islands
Kilauga
Keoau
Kilauea
Keong
Uit
TREASURIES ARE SHORT IN KANSAS TAX PAYMENTS
Hutchinson Kansas reports from county treasurers that tax moneys are in short supply after many taxpayers paid only half of the annual taxes when due from November to December. Counties, school districts, townships, and city boards face delay in funds, with advances to be impossible until after June installments, delaying payments until July.
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Hutchinson
Kan
A. E. Noonen
Reno
The Old Home Town-By Stanley Distribution Advice
The article notes advice to preempt emergencies by distributing funds early. It reports a 15 percent April distribution and a customary 50 percent January distribution, with tax collections since then being disappointing.
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Stanley
Obituary of Sarah Emily Moore of Vinland Indiana
Sarah Emily Moore born January 3 1847 in Monroe county Iowa died March 22 1921 aged 74 years 2 months 19 days. After her father’s death in 1849 she moved to Jeffersonville Indiana with her mother and grandparents. She joined the Methodist Episcopal Church at fourteen and remained active until her death. She married December 20 1863 to William Lewis Tullis and lived on the Edward Landon place from 1864 until death. Survived by four daughters and five sons. Funeral at Fairview church March 24 conducted by Rev. Foryer. Also notes the young woman attorney Mrs Patrick H Maley who aims to be a juvenile court judge. Additionally a Vinland high school program April 1 with plays music and readings. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Pie a la mode.
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Sarah Emily Moore
Monroe County
Iowa
Jeffersonville
Indiana
C. W. Prather
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Lewis Tullis
Han
Fedward Landon Place
Sly
Tso
Twee
Trvin
Otto
Lane
Dinee
Hey
Gort
Fairview Missionary Society
Vinland Snd
Fairview
Gal
Fairview Church
Community entertainment Friday in District 22
Friday evening April 1 the Washington Creek school will host moving pictures piano and vocal music with supper to follow. Proceeds benefit the church and all are welcome to attend and bring guests. The item also notes social calls, Easter preparations and local visits to Lawrence and Lone Star.
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Washington Creek
Hugo Schellhorn
Marie
Carl Schellhorn
Alvin Bond
Gladys
Alvena
Row
Lerey Puckett
Kenneth
High Prairie
Nick Home
Nickley
Lawrence
John Dunn
Niwin Bond
Harry Bowen
Roger Williams
W. H. Ranning
Marie Ranning
William Puckett
O. T. McNeese
M Joh Banks
Willis Dann
Poultry Culture Boosts Douglas County Profits
Lawrence Poultry Co manager George R. Frazier says county poultry farming grows profits as the Farm Bureau aids farmers in choosing poultry types. The firm ships two to five carloads weekly, including 12 000 dozen eggs per car, with a 5 000 head poultry car. They store up to ten carloads in a cooling room and pay top prices by shipping directly to Boston and New York, with over $100 000 monthly business and 10 to 20 employees.
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Law‘rence
George R. Frazier
Lawrence Poultry Co
Lawrence
Lawrence Produce Co
Boston
New York
Kansas City
Kansas City Market Report Reflects Sluggish Demand
Kansas City stock yards report mixed cattle hogs and sheep with gains in supplies and lower prices. Cattle mostly 8.24 to 9.50, hogs 9.25 to 10.25, veal steady to down, stockers soft. Horses and mules steady with firmer demand, market correspondent Charles M. Pipkin notes. Also note: Millicent Garrett Fawcett, longtime suffrage leader, tours Palestine at seventy four.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Charles M. Pipkin
No-To-Bac Promises Tobacco Habit Cure
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a simple aid to quit tobacco. It claims that placing a tablet in the mouth eases cravings for cigarettes cigars pipes and chews. The copy promises full relief or a refund, highlighting mental and financial benefits.
Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race Rivalry Reignites in England
Oxford and Cambridge crews renew their annual four mile Thames race from Putney to Mortlake amid a long history of clashes. The article recounts early two mile races, later four miles, and notable moments including a 1846 outrigger shift, 1877 keelless skirts, and a 1877 dead heat.
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New York
Putney
Mortlake
Thames River
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
Henley
Crabridee
Faurder
Epsonade Salts Promises Lemonade Style Epsom Dose
A vintage ad touts Epsonade Salts, real Epsom salts blended with fruit derivatives to taste like sparkling lemonade. It claims quicker relief for biliousness, headaches, and constipation. The ad warns against tasteless epsom salts and urges asking for Epsonade Salts from the American Epsom Association.
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Epsom Association
Kansas State Farm Bureau seeks embargo on foreign goods
Kansas State Farm Bureau wires President Harding urging an embargo on foreign wool hides meat and grain until Congress acts. The move, supported by the Kansas Livestock Association and other farm groups, cites 100000000 pounds of wool headed for the United States and a glut of native wool awaiting sale while foreign exchange remains low and tariff delays loom.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Harding
Kansas Livestock Ss Sociation
America
United States
Ramsdell Home Sold in North Lawrence
Nat Barnes a journalism department pressman at the University purchased Geo Ramsdell’s home at 545 North First Street North Lawrence. Ramsdell, owner since 1882, plans a Maine visit after which he will relocate to California to live with his brother Synodical College. Fulton College study noted for women graduates shows varied careers including bankers, grocers, politicians, cemetery secretary, designer, city editor, and store manager.
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Geo. Ramsdell
Nat Barnes
The
University
North First Street
North
Lawrence
Mr. Ramsdell
Maine
California
Synodical College
Fulton
Southern Presbyterian Church
Pope's Diapepsin Relief for Indigestion
A brief reader notice touts Pope's Diapepsin as quick relief for stomach acidity and indigestion. It claims tablets neutralize acidity, ease belching, pain, heartburn, and headaches, with low cost and high benefits. The ad emphasizes immediate stomach comfort after meals.
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Miems
Peele
Pope
Pape
Real Thing Marys Wonderful Remedies Promised Relief
A testimonial from Round Comer Drug Store touts a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation causing stomach, liver and intestinal issues. The ad claims one dose convinces and offers money back.
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Ini
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Cleansing and Vitality
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse blood bowels and liver. It claims clearer skin fewer pimples and improved energy after a few nights use, recommending one or two nightly for a week at 10 and 30 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Sage Tea Darkens Hair to Any Shade
An old time remedy using Sage and Sulphur restores faded gray hair to its natural color. Modern buyers can find Wyett's Sage and Sulphur Compound at drug stores. Dampen a brush and apply strand by strand. by morning gray hair disappears and hair becomes dark and glossy after a couple more uses.
Ear Ringing and Head Noise Home Remedy Trial
Fragment of health note describes ear noises and potential treatment ideas. Mentions sugar, nasal issues, and a trial prescription. Content is unclear and may reflect a personal remedy rather than clinical guidance.
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Patrick H. Maley
Hackensack, N. J
Sonhomores
Vinland High School
MARC+H
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Milton Bont
Leonard Longanecker
Alvin Bont
Eudora
Mrs
Fred Gray
Douglas County
Millicent Garrett Fawcett
National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies of
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Palestine
Elizabeth Arnold
Edgar Allen Poe
St. John's Churchyard
Richmond
Arnell
Authors’ Equity Association of America
Housewives’ Chamber of Commerce of
Dallas
South
EPSOM
State Farm Bureau
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Dublin
U. K
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le Grippe
Hill
King Sloan
Natere
Hensive
Journal-World
Lorna
Meia
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