Political cartoons and prophecy on Roosevelt and Kansas fate
A Kansas political debate features the Sun arguing President Roosevelt will not penalize a Democratic senator, urging senatorial courtesy. Rumor and Republican sourcing hint George McGill may become the Kansas federal pie counter chief clerk. Bad Homburg invites the former Kaiser if he returns to Germany, pondering if a move is from bad to worse.
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Kanane
Roosevelt
Kansas
The
Sun
Senate
Cludea
George McGill
Bad Homburg
Germany
Kaiser
Wilhelm
McGill
Pittsburg Sun
Auch Fed
Pause in highways delays Kansas road work
Announcement from Topeka states state highway finances cannot fund new construction until about next year. Federal aid will be withheld from new projects until Roosevelt's relief program ends, delaying Kansas plans but avoiding large bond debt. Incumbents fare better in city primaries, with many reelections seen as indicating public tolerance. McGill seen as key patronage figure for federal aid distribution.
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Topeka
Roosevelt
Kansas
State ‘Highway Department
INS
Charm School at Bowersock theater April 39
The high school dramatic club presents The Charm School at Bowersock theater in April. Cast includes Homer Allison Bradley Judy Lewis Davidson Leonard O Bryan Richard Mullins Virginia Hutson Leona Marsh Mariam Meader Mary Nell Hamilton Rose McCulloch Frances Hopper Esther Jane Jones Ernestine Yates. Purchased Warren Henley Home in Seventeenth and Haskell streets, Dr H E Reese of Buffalo Kansas will take possession next week. Five new street cars to be used on the Kansas Electric Power Co lines. Clyde Constant and Olive Constant return for Easter with relatives. Nevins from Hiawatha school to accompany Olive. Shower for Mrs Kraus at 339 Elm street honoring Mrs Sam Kraus formerly Miss Bessie Davenport. John Starrett and wife to move to Denison Kansas. Starrett long time Lawrence resident and Presbyterian church member.
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Bowersock Theater
Wallace Reid
Homer Allison
Bradley Judy
Lewis Davidson
Leonard O’bryan
Richard Mullins
Virginia
Hutson
Leona Marsh
Mariam Meader
Mary
Nell Hamilton
Rose McCulloch
Frances Hopper
Esther Jane Jones
Ernestine Yates
Warren Henley
Buffalo
Kan
Seventeenth
Haskell
Kansas Electric Power Co
K. U
Clyde Constant
Hope
Ark
Lawrence
J.T. Constant
Olive Constant
Nevins
Hiawatha
Kraus
Matilda Montgomery
Elm Street
Sam Kraus
Bessie Davenport
John Starrett
Ohio Street
Denison
Jackson County
Starrett
The
Presbyterian Church
City Faces Water Woes From Abandoned Wells
West Lawrence residents discuss unsafe city water and reliance on abandoned wells as a remedy. A local physician warns that even worse contamination may come from these wells amid the town’s poor water condition.
Spring vacation ends as students head home this week
Forty years ago on March 29 Universi students prepare to leave campus for the spring break with many heading home this evening and tomorrow morning Amanda Collins of Lake is granted a marriage license as part of the day’s notices noting local civic activity and routine filings.
Claude Callan in Poor Pa khealth? 1928 Syndicate
A short copyright note from 1928 credits Claude Callan to a work titled Poor Pa k. The item records publisher rights by a syndicate, indicating the era’s literary distribution and copyright assignment without further plot detail.
Lawrence Easter displays and sidewalk laws debated
Tomorrow in Lawrence women will see open Easter displays in every millinery shop. Ordinances on sidewalks are not enforced as Massachusetts street remains lined with plows wagons barb wire and boxes, hindering traffic. City plans a three day high school commencement starting May 19 with class day programs at the opera house and diploma ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Tabor
Lawrence
Majestic Light
Price Pneumatic Tire
Midland Cycle Co
Massachusetts
Journal
Opera House
Charles Ratherman
Winifred Soderstrom
Birdie Baxter
Grace Poff
Genevieve Howland
Rudolph Mueller
Leon Flint
Eugene Alder
May Riggs
Emna_ Martin
May Gardner
James Eldridge
Walter Johnson
Percy Parrott
Jessie _Machir
Maude Landis
Addie Bryan
Pellagra Origins and Diets Through History
A historical overview of pellagra noting debated causes from spoiled maize to microbial theories. It highlights Dr. Joseph Goldberger and the belief that diet deficiency plays a key role, while acknowledging germ factors and the need for varied diets with fruits vegetables eggs milk meat and fish to prevent Pellagra.
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United States
Joseph Goldberger
Glen Flora residents aid in hay and grain tasks
Glen Flora residents worked on threshing grain for Tharlgy Elm Monday afternoon while Homer Disque fed Ike Montgomery Friday and baled hay for Clyde Puckett on Saturday. Several local residents toured Kansas City for hospital visits, with Mrs Schwarz improving. The Indian service opened a hospital unit at Wrangell Alaska Institute, enrolling 71 pupils.
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Glen Flora
Homer
Ike Montgomery
Clyde Puckett
High Prairie
Carl Schwarz
Albert Schwarz
Kansas City
Alvin
Hattie Schwarz
John Knoche
Paola
Henry Johanning
Will Johanning
Chari Schwartz
Walter Pohl
Paul Koehler
Fairview
Chanute
Margaret confronts hidden doors in Mekazzen manor
Margaret pleads to see Jules Maligni as El Isa Beth el Ain guides her through a labyrinth of doors and deaf retainers. Raisul’s looming plot and Jules’s illness intertwine with El Isa’s warnings as Margaret vows to stay by her husband and navigate dangerous Morocco.
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Mekazzen
Margaret Maligni
Raisut
Soi
Jules
Herusband
Raisul
Francé
Napoleon Rich
Foreign Legion
Margaret
Elisz Beth el Ain
Hassen el Miskeen
England
Elisabeth cl Ain
Jed
Elisa-Beth el Ain
Morocco
Tangier
Gibraltar
Marseilles
Elisabeth
Ann
Sara
Isa
Isa Beth el Ain
Marrising
Elisa Beth el Ain
Marsxaret
Hassan el Miskeen
Hassan
Raisal
Hassan Et Miskeen
Henter
Jules Maligni
Elisa Bethel Ain
Hi Isa Beth el
Lister
Kaid
Copsright
Isabeth
Ain
Sundown Circus Parade In Puddle Muddle
Mary Graham Bonner presents a playful scene where Willy Nilly leads a circus parade for Jelly Bear after a winter sleep. Rip the dog, Top Notch the Rooster, quack ducks, and clowns Quacky and Quaeckies participate with make believe acts and music along muddy paths in Puddle Muddle.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Jelly Bear
Willy
Rip
Willy Nilly
Nilly
Top Notch
Rooster
Quacke Duck
Quacky
Quaeckies
Flashes of Life from the AP Baltimore and Regions
A Baltimore patrolman earned official commendation after halting a woman who attempted suicide during a dispute, grabbing her by the throat to avert danger as two pills were swallowed. In Chicago, a wife’s death spurred a search that uncovered a will and jewelry worth $9,000 plus a $4,000 bank deposit, hidden in her shoes. In Tomah Wisconsin two men slit a chicken to remove hairlike matter, stitching the wound. the hen recovers. In Pocatello Idaho federal agents seized whiskey hidden in a car’s radiator antifreeze, surprising officers who noted no stills in the homes.
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Associated
Balimore
Tor
Tomah
Wis
Arthur Kress
Morton Robertson
Pocatello
Idaho
Prohibition
Pat ‘Harrigan
WA. McGill
Ives Chapel Social Circles and Hospital Visits
Local residents attend St Patrick party hosted by Ed and Grace Huey. numerous visits to Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City and Trinity Lutheran hospital. Families travel for surgeries, dinners, and Epworth League meeting led by Ermine Barkley. Prairie City school make-up day noted. ongoing recoveries shared among community members.
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Kansas City
Bell Memorial Hospital
Ives Chapel
St. Patrick's
Ed Huey
Huey
Grace Huey
Emma Emery
Catherine van Keuren
Rosita ‘Paschal
Ermine Barksley
Raymond Bark‘ley
Oliver McDaniel
Herman ‘Brown
Austin, McGhee
Maurice
Marvin Price
W. W. Whitted
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Cecil Vining
Aileen
Carl Loree
Peggy O'Day
Betty Lou Simpson
McWilliams
Paola
George Butell
Robert Busby
Gordon and
Warren
Dr. Burton
Richard Bell
Wellsville
Charlie Griffith
Jimmie
Nettie Shock
Clyde Stewart
William Simpson
Simpson
Bell “Memorial Hospital
Philip Fleshman
Arlene
H. FE. Davison
Gleda
Ladha Flanders
Margaret
George Frye
Virginia
R. G. McConnell
Trene
Fred Mayer
Maxine Carnahan
W. R. Sutor
Frances
Lucille Chaney
Ralph Williams
Dorothy Simpson
Belle Buckels
Harry Buckels
Ottawa
Robert Brumfield
Vivian
Margaret Flanders
Earl Jordon
Roy Jardon
Topeka
James Oshel
Arthur Hatter
Harold Flanders
Harles Jardon
Len. Simpson
Blue Mound
Ben Davison
Storey
Lucille
Frances Simpson
Ives Chapel W R Sutor Returns Home From Kansas
Ives Chapel W R Sutor arrived back home from western Kansas on Wednesday. Mrs. Glenn Howard also returned.
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W. R. Sutor
Western
Kansas
Glenn Howard
Centropolis Residents Touch Busi ness, Travel and Losses
Centropolis locals report business calls at Delbert Smith and Claude Edgecomb homes. Everett Bonds injures hand on thorn while woodwork proceeds elsewhere. Rev. McGillery from Chicago visits for farm carpentry work. Warner couple leaves for Sidnay Neb for construction work. Coon family returns, moving into Earl Smith’s house portion. Earl Crawford retrieves sister Violet from Lawrence for school. McMaster, teacher, and Velma Fisher join trip to Topeka for radio sing. Harvey Clark loses a mare and Claudé Edgecomb a milk cow. Fred Clark of Baldwin and Sven Clark of Ottawa visit parents Harve and wife.
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Bill Davet
Delbert Smith
Everett Bonds
Rev. McGillery
Chicago
Claude Edge ‘Comb
Howard Warner
Sidnay
Neb
Warner
Coon
Earl Smith
Earl Crawford
Lawrence
Violet
Art Rodger
Wayne McMaster
Centrapolis
Velma Fisher
Topeka
McMaster
McGillery
Harvey Clark
Claudé Edgecomb
Fred Clark
Baldwin
Sven Clark
Ottawa
Harve Clark
Does Stomach Trouble Cause Rheumatism
Questioning a link between indigestion and rheumatism, the ad argues a weakened body invites lingering illnesses. It promotes Dr Parker's Treatment as a safe, proven remedy for stomach trouble, sour stomach, gas indigestion, and constipation, offering a thirty day course with money back guarantee and prices.
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Ohio
Parker
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Missouri Statehouse
Missouri
West St
K. C
Chancellor Strong
Carruth
Dean Green
William Allen White
Herbert Hadley
W. Moore
Anna Fischer
Alabama Street
Ed Seetin
Blue Spruce Place
K. K. Wells
Lost Horn Cabin
George Kirchhoff, Jr
West Lawrence
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Susie
New York
Excelsior
Indian Service
Wrangell, Alaskas, Institute
Zainab
Ian
Elisa Bethel Ann
Fl Isa
Bethel Ann
Ries
Puddle Mudie
Ron Ce
Centropolis
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
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