Biggest convention held in America draws thousands
A vast national gathering filled to capacity as registration neared 3,526. Speakers urged unity among churches and public schools while delegates from Shawnee, Jackson, Douglas, Jefferson, Dickinson and other areas contributed sizable numbers. Key addresses focused on moral instruction, Sunday school work, and better home church collaboration, with substantial fundraising and life memberships announced.
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Clutistianb
Shawnee Connie
Jackson
Douglas
Jefferson
Dickinson
Brown
Charles
Ernest Seobt
Tsing ‘Wan
Uvhina
Tse
Tont Public School
Meme Brockaway
Flai M Brockwity
Tit
Nancity
Laday Os
W. S.sensner
Safin
Mb. Hensner
H. Engle
Asaisas Sanday School
Oernadt Vaan
Wangas
Marion Lawminer
French Remedy Aids Stomach Sufferers
Paris is praised for a kitchen remedy said to clear stomach troubles. A Chicago druggist George H. Mayr claims personal cure with oils imported from France and offers Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He guarantees satisfaction or money back if one bottle fails to help.
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France
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
May
Mayr
Fragmentary note on financier cleanup efforts
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a financier beginning cleanup actions around a site, with unclear names and specifics. The readable words suggest efforts to tidy or restore an area, possibly linked to a local project or business operation, but precise details and entities remain unreadable.
Waterloo name spurs German protest over battle title
The piece reports that newspapers urge dropping the name Waterloo for the 1815 battle. Germans argue the proper name is Belle Alliance and Wellington disliked the term, fearing misinterpretation. It notes Blucher’s view and asks why history should name the battle after the place of overnight stay.
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Waterloo
la Belle Aliance
Wellington Rhodes
Germain
Wellington
Blacheer
Leland Thompson Elected Student Council President
Leland Thompson was elected president of the student council for next year, defeating Chester Drelage by a majority. Other elected members include Ames Hogers Howard Adams W W Woolfes Brite Shomber and several others. Joe Gnilskill named cheerleader leader for next year. five athletic board members chosen. A new flag pole will be installed at Oak Hall cemetery within days.
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Leland Thompson
Faitskill
Senate
TBO
Leland ‘Thompson
Juanior Colleg
Couneil
Chester
Ames Hogers
Howard Adams
W. W. Woolfes
Brite Shomber
Hylasmith
PD. Munter
Neal Ireland
Ted Crim
C. A. Poland
Ed. Pauner
Jes. Hayvenhuel
Pauki Gee Clement Read
Homer Blincae
W. Wood
Benjamin Baltzer
Joe Gnilskill
Luader
Yeat
Yates
Oak Hall
Lee
Kansas Meets Nebraska Dust Meet at Lineg Tomorrow
A garbled report describes a Kansas versus Nebraska dust meet to be held tomorrow afternoon with scattered references to football, arrests, and police action. Fragments mention a Corulskerville location, noon timing, a vaseline of names, and a rising arrest count tied to alleged ordinances and morality concerns.
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Aridtron Warrions
Samuel A. Woodard Dead Funeral at Friends Church
Samuel A Woodard died recently at about age sixty five. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 o'clock in the Friends Church with interment in Lawrence. He had lived here for many years, worked as a shoemaker before later driving an engine for War Famous South American Falls. The article also notes nearby falls Tequendama near Bogota and the height of Incotiongo but the details are garbled.
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Friends’ Church
Samuel A. Woodkird
Akina Ath
Foy Avany
Bogota
United States
Colombia
Wax Paper Trick for Hine Cake Pans Release
Waxed paper inside cracker boxes silences the release of Hine cake pans that are two trifle thin. Cut piecka to fit then four them, pour in the batter, and bake. Invert onto a wet cloth and let stand five minutes for easy unmolding.
Timber's Strength Ranked Among Iron Like Woods
Strongest timber name Timber. The Fate, a hardy Australian wood, reputed as the strongest, with an average tensile strength near 24 000 pounds per square inch and a maximum strength around 38 000, comparable to steel and wrought iron.
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Australia
Truth and Duty in Pursuit of Vision
The excerpt argues truth and duty are intertwined. If we ignore known duties we gain no new truth. Ruskin notes every duty obscures some truth we could learn, but accepting each duty guides us toward larger vision and growth.
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Ruskin
Trial of Lewis Dubois In Vienna Court Ruling on Belgian Status
Amsteraam May 7 report from Vienna Landesgericht covers the trial of Beloit resident Lewis Dubois. The court ruled that Belgian subjects retain citizenship despite German occupation, rejecting the idea that Belgian status could be erased by occupation.
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Amsteraam
Lewis Dubois
Beloit
Letore
Vienna
Landesgericht Ania Slareeo
Fvadd
Ghent
Ca Corman
Tihe
Accusel
Citizenshi
Read and weigh yourself before buying fat reducing foods
Fragmented text discusses weight, dieting, and claims about fat production. It mentions scales, measurements, and supposed benefits of certain foods and products. The passage references Lawrence and Judding, with repeated warnings about skepticism toward weight loss claims.
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W. P
Willy
Renee Ag
Tivkirigy
Bargel
HS Conlaine
Amity Lye
Society and Personalities at Miller Party and Gatherings
Party at Miss Wila Ruth Miller’s home drew several friends for an evening of dancing and socializing. An Upper Class gathering hosted by Sigma Kappa sorority featured indoor activities and a May basket event. A next day picnic is noted at Brown’s Grats with plans and invitations extending to classmen and notable society members. An elaborate supper followed in honor of a deathdate, with accompanying entertainment and guests.
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Wila Ruth Miller
Sigma Kappa
Amd
Picnic at Woodland Park Highlighted by High School Club
The High School Boys Club held a picnic this afternoon at Woodland Park. Mothers Day events and a Sigma Kappa gathering are noted in the surrounding items of the issue.
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Y. Wand
Woodland Park
Crescent High Dance Featured Lavish Hall Decor
The Crescent Ch Jastevenme hosted a high school dance with lavender and white hall colors. Chandeliers were lit with bright explorers, creating a lively atmosphere. A two course meal was served during the program, and the event was noted as enjoyable by attendees.
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Savas
Imperial Club Tie Lipecial Aeetion in Kerwoodls
A fragmentary note reports Imperial Club event details in Kerwoodls with mentions of LeTuips Emory, Sellards, and Stranton UL as the scene shifts to an afternoon gathering. Names and place hints are incomplete.
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Imperial Club
Ghaty Mgs
LeTuips
Emory
Kerwoodls
Sellards and
Stranton
Beaversacke Flees as Pictures Reveal Reon on Lar
Fragmentary OCR text shows a curious scene with the Beaversacke fleeing and readers noting portraits. The readable words mention Reon on Lar and suitorish imagery, but the full event remains unclear.
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Starkweather’ Ss
America
Ian North
Amelia
Marion
Ube International School Yissieiation
Tuk Te' Ans Sunk School Association
Auditoriacy
Fawronion
St.our
S & S Grocery
ST. Clair
West Eighth Street
Hondon
Aistes
Britain
Pergans
Espions
Svilieiyr
Renna
Konne
Sitania
Kansas
Nebraska
Samuel A. Woodard
Russia
Petrosvad
Amotiesa
North Winship
Wei
Sahed
Dane i MiNae
Sigma Kappa Surovity Avil
Gal Waki
GAL Mass
Pat
Lin
Yea Bopy
the World Company Printers
Rulers
Bell Bros
Bell, Bros
Bell Bros. Music CO
D . Krum
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