Marriage of Mae Reardon and Howard Henry in Alma
Announcement of the marriage of Mae Reardon of this city to Howard Henry of Topeka, in Alma Kansas on November 8 1917 kept secret so she could finish the school year. Mr. Henry is in business in Topeka. Mrs. Henry taught at Tongit oxye high school and is a University of Kansas graduate.
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Noallie Kenna
Seufert
Mae Reardon
Howard Henry
Topeka
Alma
Kansas
Dy, Fishburne
Fishburne
Kansas City
Sirs
Whitsed Laming
John C. Laming
Leavenworth
Nellie Viets
Flora Carter
Bertha Kingzler
Manhattan
Miss Kinzler
Henry Heynen
St. Marys
Camp Funston
Paul. Murphy
Kansas, University
T. J. Carter
James Fisher
Leavemorse
H.J. Greene
Lawrence
W. R.gladman
Anne Klamer
Suster
Siiss
Mae. Reardon
J. A. Bradley
Trene
Jane
Slivysville
Margaret McCaffrey
Fort Leavenworth
Harry. Lewallen
Mr. Lewallen
Mary Loomis
Mabel Casebier
McLouwth
Casebier
Tonymox Heigh School
Doloretta Burns
Marie ‘Newsome
May Dickinson
Mound
John Dorney
Tonganoxie State Bank
Coal Ridge
Mollie Newsome
Tasie Williams
Whitsed Laming, Jr
Ellen Boyle
Boyle
Kans
August Flower advertised as tonic for stomach and liver
An advertisement claims August Flower cures ailments from stomach disorders to liver inactivity and nervous indigestion. It is described as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleans the alimentary canal, and stimulates bile secretion to purify the blood, sold by City Drug Store.
Gets-It peel promise for corn pain ends in scare
The fragment repeats an ad claim for Gets-It as a corn remedy, noting two drops to vanish corn pain and an apparent quick peel. It also includes school notes about Leota Francis and Carl Williams winning spelling prizes and attendance data, plus local social mentions and plans for a public sale led by Thus. Hird.
Births and community notes from Kanwaka district
The Kanwaka column records the birth of a daughter on Tuesday April 23 to Mr and Mrs Liaw. Several residents return from trips and travel to visit relatives in Perry and Topeka. The Kanwaka Literary Club met April 25 with Mrs W A Colman. School closed April 26 with a long program of songs recitations and dialogues. Eleven pupils earned diplomas for perfect attendance and two won dictionaries as spelling prizes.
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Mer. c
Liaw. Dows Nanan
Mr Wand
Arthur Abiieh
Valley
Grove Farm
George Tucker
Kansas City
Ford
John Criss
Serena Criss
C.F. Stanwix
Rosia Skinner
Francis
Elizabeth
Perry
George Seetin
Seetin
Elizabeth Seetin
Netwet Hamlin
Walter Richards
Watt Whitney
Topeka
Berlin
Oklahom
Kanwaka
Aileen
Ob Wes Aml
Ralph Colman
Aileen Colman
Ajr
Colman
Stephen A .Gentry
Mies
Ralph Colnar
Red Cross
George Dews
George Miller
Mary Miller
Stephen Gentry
Win
Axe
L. Axe
Miller
Dob White
Carl Williams
Harold Hird
Robert Dews
Richard Topping
Ada Hanshn
Howard
Gregory
Mr. Pratt
Flora Nell
George Bigsby
Alta Murray
Esther Hird
Raymond Williams
Rose Dews
Gilbert
Leota Francis
Leslie Murray
Flora Nell Bigsby
May Dews
Logan Moore Lumber Company Phone Listing
Logan Moore Lumber Company advertises phone 113 for Arkansas serais anthracite aml Cherokee lump coal products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan- Moore Lumber Company
Arkansas
Logga- Moore Lumber Co
Save Yarn Scraps Ned Cress Workers Conserve to the plat on Wool Products ALL
Lawrence women are urged to save all yarn scraps from knitted articles as wool becomes scarcer. The Red Cross local ship is asking members to conserve every leftover thread to maximize limited materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Cress
Lawrence
Jocal Shipiee
Red Cross
Woal
Iron and vigor through outdoor training and tonics
A wartime health note extols outdoor exercise to build red blood and bravery. It praises Trontic iron tablets from Dr. Pierce, claiming they boost energy, vitality, and muscular function, and urges readers to mail order a sample. It also warns acid buildup and gout symptoms from improper intake, recommending three daily doses of a simple remedy from drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cians
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Local Red Cross Drives Collect Personal Items for Reuse
A Red Cross update requests soldiers socks helmets wristlets socks or sweaters be saved even in fragments as small as a half inch. Collected pieces will be sent to manufacturers to be remade into yarn under the local chapter led by Mrs Clarence Hall. The Round Table club will meet at Red Cross headquarters on Tuesday afternoons during the summer months.
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Clarence Hall
Red Cross
Round ‘Table Club
Question about old-fashioned woman and her child’s varache
A reader asks what has happened to an old-fashioned woman who blew tobacco smoke into her little son’s var. The phrasing suggests a curiosity about a local figure or incident tied to smoking around a child, seeking clarification or an update.
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le Lihue
Castoria
Ocrny
Tanganonie
Nujol
Frank Smith
Nujol Laboratories Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Bayonne, N. J
Heidelberg, Ky
Yours Truly
Nugol
Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Decried Corner Derag Co
Albert Hamlin
Elora Nell Bigsby
Gilbert Francis Raymond Williams
Ren Cross
Arthur Hird
Dow Dews
Thos. Hird
Hird
Carl Hird
Missie Worswick
Esther
Phebe Bigsby
Kenwaxa
Guy - Bigsby
Esther Richards
Ethel Worswick
Fila Scott
Herman Schellhorn
Kanwara
Physi
Matthews
Jennie Lind Coat
Swift & Company
Swit & Company
Union Stock Yards
Ilinois
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