Local residents and visitors noted in Hassia Lawrence area
A lengthy, readably garbled list records numerous individuals visiting, traveling, and staying in towns around Lawrence and Reno. It mentions Mrs Prank F Paivelild, Miss Marie Carter, Miss Wh Pienieie, Miss Juliyaaty Lowe, and others, with references to relatives, doctors, and short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank F. Paivelild
Lars
Gorge
Tysan
Go Mnderson
Pisay
Pierce
Dr . Kanaas
Misa
Pienieie
Reno
Musterole Health Ad Claims Quick Relief For Neuralgia
An old fashioned mustard ointment advertises Musterole as fast relief for neuralgia headaches sore throats bronchitis and various pains. It touts strong antiseptic claims and urges readers to request genuine Musterole from druggists with 25c 50c and hospital size bottles.
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Musterole
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohios
Dickens and club leaders endorse Reading reading group
The piece lists numerous ladies such as Mrs. E P Leakey, Mrs. Anna Bell, Miss Beviha Kinzer, and Mrs. John J Laming in a reading event endorsed by Mrs JE Garvey who seeks election as President of the Federation of Clubs. Also mentions J B Watkins and his brother returning from Florida and Irene Sleeper's town visit.
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Charles Dickens
E. P. Leakey
Anna Beil
Abs.c. Hf
Cain
Ihrs
F. Cain
Ernie Ea
M A. Ureishach
Ada Ho A. McNauehtun
Nk Tlenry
Wellhouse Bullard
Aisenn Cain
J. B. Watkins
Daha W
Tidus
Sharpes
Florida
Irene’ Sleeper
Tils
Local Folks Gather For Social Week In Stony Point
A cluster of short items from Stony Point notes Miss Virginia Kassinger and many neighbors visiting home, neighbors attending a Farmers Union event, and various visits between local residents such as Mr Lewis Georgis, Mrs Rhodes, Mrs Reed of Linwood, and families from Baldwin and Lawrence. The piece mentions a birthday surprise for Gladys Waterson, an Easter program, and multiple small social visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgina
Kassinger
Jobo Chittehbrush
Noah Weimer
Mir
Derag Tucker
Ferte Meineen
Lewa
Lewis Georgii
Baldwin
Reed
Linwood Spout
L. A. Lawson
Moests
eCore
Pamroy
M. E
Lewis Georenvali
Roe
William Fet
California
McQueen
Bertha Pardee
Mabel Mumray
Baldwins
Margaret Miles
Lawrence
Migs
Ferne Abchinetth
Lewis Tucker
Iugset
Deay Sanday
Lewis Georgis
Jske Ulvigh
Aialys Waterson
Gladys
Methucern
OU Aderson
Mabel Pumroy
Glynn Mel Queen
Pred Griffis
Albert’ Lawson
Corwitt Waterson
Leslie
J Teghmin
Kind White
Ae Leudilget
Mierh
Lawson
Herbert Wita
Frances Beaner
Laference
Holeam
Will
Paros
Mabel
Chas Lee
Frank Tanloe
Welenint
Thas. Pardee
Ldrawoed
W. Klauvigon
McQueer
Martin Holcom
Andy
Della Love
Mel and Mel Visit With Sanford Pureetl
Mel and Mel and WHE Stier May and Alice Avshup Reynolds spent Sindy afternoon with Mr. Sanford Pureetl Mr. George. Melvin of Lawrence spent Us week end with Mr. Luren.
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Six Corners
Mel
Whe Stier May
Alice Avshup Reynolds
Sindy
Sanford
Healing Praise for Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Widely Cited
A Washington Park Illinois mother credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with curing female troubles and nervous distress. The note praises the remedies' apparent rejuvenating effect on health and youthfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia Ie. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Resinol Ointment touted as miracle skin healer
A reader praises Resinol Ointment for rash relief and itching. The testimonial credits a doctor’s prescription for a brother named Tom who suffered severe eczema, claiming the ointment cured his skin promptly. Advertising copy notes availability through pharmacists and references professionals in ear nose and throat care.
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Tom
Zema
Local Church Baptism to Follow Sermon by Rev Brooks
Mrs Gisg mond announces a baptism following Sunday preaching by Rev Brooks. In community notes, A L Holcomb of Pleasant Valley aids telephoning repairs, with Jot Clatreli assisting. Penn Kansas principal 나타? entered Anglican charge. family and parish events described. Community meetings faced bad weather but drew full attendance. Will Woods hosted refreshments. next Aid meeting set for May 5 at Mrs Wit bur Blask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisgmond
Phursda
Tee Sunthy
Brooks
A. L. Holcom
Pleasant Vafey
Ileway
Clatreliban
Hine T
Anunond
Pmldie
Penn
Kansas
Angie
Wichita
Wil Woods
Baldwin
Mas
Will Woods
Witbur Blask
Herschel’ Vlrieh
Mrelferris Marshall
Herbert
John Hamond
Laivrenge
Will Gorrill
Chas. Cleason Alice
Leranis Weirence Vrieh
Charlie Jacobs Howin
Laverence
Haarlem Oil: a health tonic claimed to revive the worn and overworked
A fragmented ad asserts Haarlem Oil Cat's pills restore energy and appetite for overworked individuals. It warns against substitutes and promises genuine, imported Haarlem Oil at one dollar per bottle, urging readers to seek relief for fatigue and stomach distress.
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Apoulos
Haarlem
High Prairie School Sentences and Local Visits
Local High Prairie notes detail school activities and personnel. Miss Kala Pennes and Miss Wicel Campbell head students aiding in charge while instructors including Miss Mowran and Mrs Garrill visit and host. Residents like Alice Cileason, Harvey Keerop, and Hallie Morgan are noted with family gatherings and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elildeon
Kala Penes
Wicel Campbell
Wi] Garrill
Lanwrened
Mie
Mora
Duhin Llagamond
Charles Ghatsketed Bentley
Lawrence
Alice Cileason
Hemrline High
Harve Keerop
Greenfield
Shotwell
Ilallie Morgay
Waldwin
Wis
Sir Eligh
Prairie School
Mowran
Mrs. Hersehell Wrick
Laivreenee
Colonial Representatives Invited to Visit Britain in July
May L Fugland invites Parliament to send representatives from Oversea Dominions to visit Great Britain in July to observe war effects and discuss war questions. Invited nations include Australia ten, Canada ten, South Africa six, New Zealand a, Newfoundland two.
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London
L Fugland
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
South Africa
New Zealand
Pioneer Kansas matriarch dies after long frontier life
Mrs W B Kennedy 86 died in Albuquerque New Mexico where she had lived with her daughter Mrs O E Ayer. Born Elizabeth Curtess in Brown County Ohio May 12 1829 she married W B Kennedy in Astoria March 21 1847. They moved to Kansas in 1853 raising ten children, six surviving, endured frontier hardships, and she managed the farm after her husband’s death. She wished final rest in Kansas, buried beside family in Kennedy homestead cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Curtess
Brown County
Ohio
W. B. Kennedy
Astoria
Kansas
Nansas
New Mexico
Findly
Kennedy Homestead
Delightful Day at Unitarian Meeting in Kansas City
Lawrence women attended a Unitarian gathering in Kansas City hosted by the Associ ate Alliance of the Missouri valley. The session opened with an invocation and welcome by Mrs. Russell, Kansas City alliance president. Reports from represented societies were read and approved, with delegates from Louis and other groups presenting updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas City
Unitarian Chive
Associate Alliance of the
Missourie Valley
Ami
Russell
Kansas City Alliance
Louis
Women’s civic event ends with tours and praise in Kansas City
A Topeka speaker and Lingrenee Backus led a Young People’s Rally praising free justice for the poor. Rev. Backus of Lawrence and Rev. Danciusbere of Krases led a closing session. Afterward, ladies toured Kansas City boulevards by auto, ending a day of meetings with joy and mutual support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backus
Lawrence
Danciusbere
Kraoses
le Coneen
Barsas University April Weather Report 1516
The Barsas University weather month April reports damp, cloudy conditions with a west wind record, rainfall totals, cloud cover, and sunshine hours. It notes a mean humidity rise, a barometer range, wind velocities, and unusual seismic disturbances measured by the university seismograph, with probable epicenters in central Mexico near Mexico City.
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Miles
Wittl i
B.S
Meen
Ameen
University
Mexico
Elas Yu
Peimstry
Us 28
Mumrwave
Melis
Moxie Gisy
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Stella
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Neely
Mitel Toll
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Mattuilvey
Fort Leavenworth
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Spene
Belle
Tor Parente
Mes
Renrtann Hirtitene
Lanwrmnee
Bed Obstuaeliteis Sobie
Henry Myers
Santa
Terese
Eabward
Lawernee
Busine
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Baw
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Walker Avellnen
Ady
Ali Lily
Lola
Stony Point
Bettis
Pao
Bay Worthhire
Milton Tall
Milford Mil
Noble Marryfield
Boris Myrtle
Nettie Seiten
Noa
Abertie Seiten
Lerhart Woods
Chial Merryfield
Huberdup
Daisies Morgan
Flose
Tron
Uarel Miller
Mildred Mekens
Layne
Willinis
Renee Loathard
Lawrones Tine
Tux Adams
Curtis Stewart
Perferk
Tloaé
Orelup
M. D
Dick Bldg
Bell Phone
Fry Haman
Tanens Sas
High Prairie
Hom
O.E. Ayer
Albuquerque, N. M
Ed Meinee
Tietier
S. S
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Oric
Ge Centaur Company
New York
Cory
Loweve
Atu Taek
Fin Tio
Lis Forum
Eustilent
Wansas
Ed Kipin
Barsas University Weather Report
Ed Klein
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