New Beer Sold as Health Beer Faces Pre Prohibition Changes
Washington reports a new medicinal beer is on sale in Minneapolis and expected to reach other states with no prohibition laws. Officials note it contains 25 percent malt solids and is designed to avoid drunkenness while conforming to brewing permits granted by the Treasury.
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Changes in U S Passports Move to Embossed Style
The State Department will replace old style engraved passports with embossed and sealed forms printed on special paper. The shift aims to curb counterfeits and reduce production costs, with new dimensions and authoritative type to be published within a month.
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Washington
State Department
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Handel Messiah to Brighten Western Kansas Music Center
Jode City hosts Handel Messiah performances on April 2 and 4 at the new Presbyterian Church with a 15 piece orchestra under Ruth Milley. A second series of concerts April 21 and 22 features the Kansas City Little Symphony, part of an interscholastic arts contest attracting many schools in the Southwest district.
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Anvil
Week's Events Calendar March 30 to April 4
A compact week of town happenings includes Warge Pango at the Bowersock TE Haskell talks at the central Administration building at 8 o'clock finals in intramural basketball Engineers professional meeting at RE U High School scholarship cone rings in the Sawdust operetta and Glee Club, Good Friday services at First Presbyterian church county scholarship contest at the courthouse and church services Sunday multiple events across March 30 to April 4.
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Missouri Coach Recovers Stolen Car in Kansas City Gambit
Lawrence dispatch reports University of Missouri football coach Gwynn Henry has recovered his motor car once driven from Columbia after disputes with former owner Walling. The car, purchased in Kansas City weeks ago, was retrieved amid a tangle over payment and a missing bill of sale. Local reports note the vehicle was tied up in storage and later found at a garage near the university’s practice field area.
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Columbia Dispatch
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Siadiun Field
Camp Fire Girls Notes and Home Craft
Nine Chelawan camp members gathered for a meeting with Huby Kendall elected treasurer. Reports cover birthday helpers, a dinner at Anne Underhall, rug making lessons, kitchen beautification, and a porch renovation. Upcoming meetings and local fund efforts are outlined along with a window display by the Lawrence group.
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Linwood Notes Highlight Local Visits and School Event
Linwood residents share visits with relatives in Wichita and Lawrence, a closing sale prompts moves to Lawrence, and the Linwood grade school wins a cup at Eudora as basketball season ends. Local events include a Parent-Teacher meeting speech by County Superintendent Eph Voorhees and plans for a gas drilling company in town. The senior play Professor Papp is set for April 2 in the high school auditorium.
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A Chickens’ House Transformed With Whitewash and Flowers
A girl describes cleaning lightening a chicken coop by washing windows and walls, laying new roosts, adding blue stenciled borders and flowers at the box ends, and placing a thick sand bed for comfort. The piece notes improvement and hopes for more eggs, with the author’s name unsigned.
Deaths and Funerals in local notices
Mrs Anton Johnson died yesterday afternoon at her Wichita home. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm at the Lutheran church with Rev B B Stauffer officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. She lived in Lawrence until six or seven years ago. Augusta Duke Hoski, a former Lawrence resident, died yesterday in Columbus Ohio. Her body will be brought to Lawrence for burial, arriving Wednesday at 10:45 am with graveside services that morning. Lloyd Pierson of Kansas City died last night after nine months illness. Mrs Pierson was formerly Miss Hattie Majors of this city. her mother Mrs Sarah Graham had moved to Kansas City about a year ago. Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Marcel 50c Hess Drug Store Beauty Shoppe Ad.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
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Kansas City
Debts Row Escalates in Senate over Italian Settlement
Washington reports a Senate clash over the Italian debt settlement with attacks on Mussolini and a debate touching who wrote the 1924 Republican platform. Senator Smoot faced a $38,006,000 calculation error while Reed and Robinson urged delaying action until after disarmament talks.
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Open for business tomorrow A and G sandwich shop
The local branch of the A and G sandwich shops will open for business tomorrow morning. F. W. Rethmeyer, one of the proprietors, said the shop is part of a chain operated out of Manhattan by P. F. W. and H. G. Rethmey. The A and G shop will provide twenty four hour service according to the owners. In other news the stock market rally faded with heavy selling led by railroad shares.
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New York Boxing Board Blocks Dempsey Tunney Bout
New York authorities reiterate disapproval of a Dempsey Tunney title bout and demand that Harry Wills receive first claim to the heavyweight championship. James A. chairman signals support for Tunney Wills if champion plans no more fights, amid Rickard signing a blanket contract for Tunney this year. Government bonds report closes with various U.S. issues and bid levels.
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State Athlet Ge Commission
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Fogel Granted Release on Habeas Corpus Bond Set at $20,000
Benjamin R. Fogel of Philadelphia, indicted in Cleveland as a leading figure in a nation wide rising, won a habeas corpus plea here and was ordered released under a $20,000 bond. AP report from Washington dated March 30.
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Benjamin R. Fogel
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Cleveland
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
Sour stomach remedy touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as instantly relieving sour, acid, and gassy stomachs. It claims fifty years of physician prescription, neutralizes intestinal acid fermentations, and gently promotes waste elimination without purging, praised as more pleasant than soda.
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