Forty Ninth Sunday School Convention Dates Set
The Forty Ninth Sunday School Convention will be held May 5, 6, and 7 with about 2,500 teachers and workers anticipated from Lawrence and elsewhere. It will be the largest regular annual delegates’ gathering for the state, meeting in the municipal auditorium in Tut CHensen on May 30, 1914, with speeches by Rev. Walter Foster, University of Kansas, and others. The program includes parallel sessions, lectures, and entertainment as delegates from many counties attend.
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Lawrence
Lantte Astor
Trinity Duthe Te
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Anore
Free State
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Heen
Ulostings
Stelisen
Meanie Latvep
Bern Tor
Liedance Sihee
Saveet
C. Rashoof
Pine Records
Clave
Stone D.C
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Chicage
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Philadelphia
Generabl
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Dalles
Texas
Staviais
Alton
Carroll FL Mears
Serip Hare
Jrraver
Papahir Pejees
Fivery
Sinnlax Sehoal
Carroll
Evening Church Service and Conference Notes
A fragment describes a Wednesday evening service led by Mr Marts with prayer and readings. It mentions visits to a local church, a session on teen labor and supervised activities, and a conference schedule with times around early afternoon.
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Basia
Daptey EL Iy
Martsserrerre
Sostig Madras
Visoe
Visitation and social notes from Eudora 4 County Home area
Rural social items and oblique notices from Eudora region recount visits, funerals, and family movements. Names include Gates Wood Osborne Lawrence Buckhaus Lenexa Walt Innkle and Kellerman, with mentions of a funeral at Lawrence and various visits to relatives and neighbors in surrounding towns.
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Eee
Joive
Athertie
Agnes Osborne
Kev
Beluark
Keeler
Paxton
Lydia Koehler
Mao
M Koehler
Myrtle Las
President to Speak From Open Air Tent
The President has arranged a big open air tent at the White House for afternoon and evening audiences. Wilson will use the tent for speeches, addresses, and private office off the
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Mae
Tie White
Wilson
Multy
Cary Ory
Mile
Che
WHEN WOMEN SHOULD TAKE WARNING IN AMER PRESS
A 19th century style notice warns women to heed warnings about health remedies. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for digestive ills and general weakness. The fragment cites patients and testimonials, naming physicians and businesses in a period-appropriate voice.
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E. Wukdiua
Roosevelt Health Rumors Keep Roosevelts Voyage In Flux
Reports from New York say Colonel Roosevelt’s health remains a concern to friends as he travels aboard the Dunst on the Manaos-Pará leg. He will transfer to the Booth steamer for Lisbon, with schedules adjusted to accommodate his condition and his impending marriage.
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Hosvelt
Para
Brasil
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Booth Steamship Company
Dunst
Manaos
Roosevelt
Xvesterdaiy
Mobile
Bari Widas
Sattra
Ker Housevelt
Lisbon
Syaing
Darhemship
Aidin
Loti
Kerit
Raasevelt
Bert
Spud
Housevelt
Unclear Hair Treatment Claim Ends With Promising Note
The fragment promotes a home remedy to dissolves dandruff and remove all traces from the scalp. It asserts four ounces of plain liquid and daily application will yield a clean scalp and improved hair texture. It claims immediate results and cheap cost, suggesting it never fails.
Philippine Islands Missionaries Join Lawrence Faculty
Professor Moss of Lawrence and Pastor Hoss visit Topeka as part of a plan to inoculate and educate in the Philippines. They will be under general supervision of Anderson Martin in charge of Philippine stints, with May Floren San Francisco and others accompanying. The group aims to aid schools and churches, continuing U.S. efforts in the islands.
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Linstones
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Cerin Mietivatist
Topeka
the Lawrence
Institutiean
Moss
Katawen
Kess
Toate
Philippines
United
St T Pring
Lawrence Srimkin
Mag F. Saul May
Floren San Franed
Wil He Sander
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Martin
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Peka Hosts Reception for Son at West Street Home
Topeka State Journal reports a reception at the family home on St West Fett Street on Wednesday night from 8 o'clock to 10 o'clock for their son turning 26 on May 23. He is a graduate of Town West University in Mt. Pleasant Iowa.
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St West Fett Street
Town Westan
University of Mt. Pleasant
Lows
Topeka State Journal
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravel cure diabetes and rheumatism in men and women regulate bladder troubles in children. Sold by druggists or mailed for $1.00. Includes testimonials from Dr E W Hall. Also mentions local supply of cod sound Iowa corn oats freight prices and general notices about furnaces tin work and fuel trust.
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Texas
Olive Street
St. Louis
North Lawrence
Cod Sound
Iowa
W. Tt
Gwin
Hamman Specialist Ad for Ear Nose Throat Services
Fragmentary OCR text mentions G A Hamman specialist for ear nose throat and a brief, unclear reference to medical services. No clear names, dates, locations, or outcomes are present to form a full news summary.
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