Winfield Passes Food Conservation Ordinance Citywide
The Winfield city council, in line with federal food relief aims, adopted an ordinance enforcing wheatless meatless and porkless rules. Bakers hotels and restaurants were consulted before passage. Violations carry fines up to 50 dollars and other Kansas towns may follow. Homer Talbot of the League of Kansas Municipalities notes cities can enforce such orders under police power during the war.
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Winfield
United States
Homer Talbot
League of Kansas Municipalities
The
University
Easter Observance Planned for Camp Funston Division
Camp Funston Kansas to hold camp wide Easter services led by Dr Lincoln McConnell of Atlanta with music by C H Gunthrie and Lieut Karl Kalina. An enormous cross on the hillside will be draped with Belgium’s flag as regimental colors encircle the cross before the service at the division athletic field west of the 89th division HQ.
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Camp Funston
Kans
Army Y. M.C. A
Lincoln McConnell
Atlanta
C. H. Gunthrie
Karl Kalina
89Th National Army’ Division
Belgium
National Army
Free Sample of Green's August Flower at City Drug Store
An old advertisement offers a free sample bottle of Green's August Flower claiming it cures indigestion dyspepsia and liver and stomach issues. It touts fifty years of success and notes the medicine acts as a gentle laxative and is sold in all civilized countries.
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Green
Elks Club bowling results and local notes
Last night at the Elks Club Ames the seven back Graeber and Bryant figures appear with scores 258 267 280 274 and 276 802 269 279. Gustafson 1888, Bryant 216, Perkins 740 302. Tl Ten Pins Berger 106 769 729, Perkins high 480, Berger high 523. Miss Helen Wagstaff spent today in Topeka.
Journalist to War K Us Newspaper Man Enlists
Roger Triplett a Emporia junior and journalism student left for Camp Funston to report for his county's draft quota. He studied at University of Kansas and served on Kansan staff and asassociate editor of the Daily Kansan. Earlier he worked for the Emporia Gazette and attended State Normal School.
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K. Us
Roger Triplett
K. A
Emporia
Camp Funston
Triplett
Kansan
K.uc
University
Kansas Extension Plan to Push War Gardening Clubs
The Extension Bureau at Kansas State Agricultural College plans to expand war gardening outreach led by Edward C. Johnson. He will contact chamber of commerce secretaries to form Square Red clubs teaching youth basic gardening via small plots. If local interest grows, Johnson will provide literature and two instructional paths at Manhattan.
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Extension Service
Chambers of Commerce
Lawrence Optical Co
Jackson Bldg
Johnson
Manhattan
Palmers Fragrant Perfumes at McCulloch's Drug Store
Palmers fragrances and toilet waters are highlighted as favorites available at McCulloch's Drug Store.
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McCulloch’s
Soldiers Start Season Pays Million Per Day
Camp Funston Kansas March 30 with thousands watching division nine open baseball with St Louis Cardinals. Johnnie Kling coaches the unit nine which includes many big leaguers and 26 players reported for workouts. April slate lists games vs White Sox and Kansas City Blues with multiple tilts at various fields.
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Tunston
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Earl Seatzman
Joe Huhn
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L.L. Waite
M. P.andruss
Richard Brannigan
W. A. Newell
Roscoe Duncan
Jamesh. Martindale
A. J.beaver
F. E. Dennie
George Clark
Mobilization Begins For Final Draft Raise
Washington reports the last draft increment of 95,000 men and 15,000 second-draft recruits began moving today. Delays linger only in a few eastern districts due to Easter ceremonies as the first group of 75,000 white soldiers and 25,000 Black volunteers head to national army cantonments.
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Washington
Candies Make an Appropriate Fast Ey Gift
Fresh chocolates at Wiedemann's. Phone 182.
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Wiedemann’s
War Purging Tramps Regarded As Social Change
The article claims the war is doing good by reforming beggars and drifters. Chief Boyd reports city jail occupancy by tramps has fallen about 74 percent since military registration. Older unemployed men now travel less, as poor farms provide work, reducing vagrancy.
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Binet
Boyd
Heal Skin Diseases With Zemo Remedy
Advertises Zemo as a penetrating liquid for eczema and various skin conditions. Claims instant relief from itching and rapid healing with a non greasy, easily applied formula. Product offered by The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Cuticura Soothe Your Itching Skin Adclaims
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for skin relief. It claims Cuticura Soap cleanses impurities while hot water opens pores, followed by Cuticura Ointment or Lotion to soothe and heal. The copy asserts daily use prevents minor skin troubles and enhances cleansing and beautifying effects.
Notorious varmints barred from enlistment says Chives Boyd
In a brisk remark Chives Boyd notes that many are so notorious Uncle Sant refuses to recruit them into the army. The casual quote suggests wartime discipline and public opinion shaping enlistment.
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Chives Boyd
Dr. Ortlup Eye Nose and Throat Offices
Dr. Ortlup practices ophthalmology and ENT in Dick Building. The office specializes in eye, nose, and throat care with a presumably local medical practice setup.
C P A Elects Officers At Quarterly Lawrence Meet
C P A members elected next year officers at a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce gathering attended by representatives from Eudera Lone Star Parker and Grant townships. About fifty from local lodges attended. W Oh Exwing of Lone Star was named president and A A Ticks of Lawrence secretary. The group decided to hold quarterly meetings in Lawrence at the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Yip Craton Protective Association
Chante Ber of Co
Tram Eudera
Lone Star
Parker and Grant
Lawrence
Doulas
A. A. Ticks
Ue Association
Chamber of Commerce
Will Use Rice Flour Substitutes in Minneapolis Mills
Minneapolis March 20 Grinding of rice flour as a substitute for wheat flour will begin soon at local mills. About 60 barrels a day to start, with plans to grind on a larger scale. Production is limited by rice flour quality and transportation costs from southern and Pacific states. Lead Administration supports wheat flour substitutes.
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Mina
Pacific
Wee Tour
Wee Vriy
Barleycorn Quits Bar and Saloons in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on March 10 John Barleycorn ends leglicit activities at midnight as saloons and wholesale houses shut for the last time. A new ordinance takes effect Monday morning banning reopening next week. An injunction by two taxmergers to block the snow dry ordinance is not yet disposed of, but defeat is evident as merchants comply.
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Los Angeles
Calif
John Barleycorn
Ordnanes
McCalioch's Drug Store Ships Janteel Tale Powder
McCalioch's Drug Store announces arrival of a shipment of Janteel Tale and Face Powder. The note invites customers to visit and purchase the newly received cosmetic item.
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McCalioch
Timid expansion urged with Chambers to boost city industries
A fragmented report shows calls for expansion and cooperation with the Chambers of Commerce to secure and promote industries in the city under Mayor's guidance. The piece notes efforts to encourage business growth through coordinated city chamber partnerships.
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Chambers of Com
Chindichaee
Easter Cantata at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church presents an Easter cantata tomorrow morning led by Mrs. Chariton and directed by Mr. Roberts. It features a sequence of preludes and choruses including The Wandering Angel The Angels of the Resurrection The Victory is Won and Thou art Gone up on High with solos by Miss Kaynes Mrs. Endacot and others.
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Lyon
Gethsenine
Cherus
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Coat
Kaynes
Aluet
Andscott
Meilenry
The
Angels of the
Cruzan
Parker
Mr. Cory
Mansion of Light
Stouffer
Risen
Endacot
Christ
Renediou
Colarite in all colors and the Bit at McCulloch's Drug
McCulloch's Drug Store features Mye Soup and Colarite in a vivid display of colors. The item list highlights the Bit and related products in stock, inviting shoppers to explore contemporary health and household goods.
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Wear soft collars Manhattan Kans March 20
Wear soft collars and save starch for soldiers, urged by EF HH Wiegand and Kansas State Agricultural College extension official. They cited over 50,000 bushels of corn used for laundry starch and estimated daily starch use at 1,750,000 pounds for textiles and leather, suggesting a conference to cut starch usage.
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Manhattan
Kans
EF. HH
Wiegand
Division of Extension
Kansas State Agric Nettin Ay College
Wirgaud
Scholarships for Women at Kansas University Open Applications
Applications for women’s scholarships at the University of Kansas for T8ES-19 are now being received. The deadline for receiving applications is April 2. Eugenie Gallop, PEG, Jones, Hannah Oliver Moore, and the committee are handling entries.
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University of Kansas
Eugenie Gallop
Tivee
Peg. Jones
Hannah Oliv. Moore
Hat crown styles and features described in spring crop
The passage highlights a spring hat crop with tall crowns as the standout feature. It notes that every hat type except the draped turban shows an aspiring top, illustrated by a tan caterpillar braid crown, a tan aneta military brim, and two aviating quills as decorative elements.
Don’t Close Schools To Maximize War Time Education
Washington March 29 Dont close the schools use them to maximum capacity says Secretary of the Interior Lane in a statement from the Bureau of Education The government urges full education during wartime emphasizing physical training and completion of high school by boys who are 18 or older and physically fit The army and navy prefer students stay in school through the high school course to best serve the nation
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Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Bureau of Education
Nerein
Baker ‘and Daniels
Army
Navy
Foo
Hot Water Cure for Headaches from Toxins in Blood
Advice promotes a limestone phosphate based hot water cure to purge supposed liver and bowel toxins causing headaches. It claims hot water with lime powder cleanses the alimentary canal and blood, easing pain and improving digestion. Recommends asking pharmacist for limestone phosphate.
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