Kansas to face Missouri in valley tourney plans and match details
Kansas will meet Missouri in tennis at Lawrence on May 18 as the only dual match this year since rival valley schools Nebraska Ames Kansas Aggies and Oklahoma have no teams this season Oklahoma hopes a team ready for the valley tournament likely May 25 in Kansas City Rock Hill courts. Coach Uhls will use rotating players with four men traveling to Rosedale for practice and Butcher Skaer Wratcher and Matthews forming the varsity lineup.
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Missouri
Lawrence
Nebraska
Ames
Aggies
Oklahoma
Ahls
Kansas City
Rock Hill
K. U
Uhls
Rosedale
School of Medicine
Butcher
Skaer
Wratcher
Matthews
Early law term ends ahead of university schedule
The University of Kansas School of Law ends its term Thursday three weeks before the rest of the university. Law students have attended six days weekly since February. Final exams are this week. Fourteen senior law students take the Topeka bar exam May 20 to 22, nearly a month earlier due to early dismissal.
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K. U. School of Law
Aho
Topeka
School of Law
Cheesecloth income referenced in old Houston Post remark
A satirical note in the Houston Post remarks on a girl with fine taste and a father with a “cheese-cloth income” and jokes that she may cry when faced with such contrasts. The column uses playful phrases to comment on social status and parenting.
Kansas Track Team Faces Missouri Meet Without Key Women
Kansas coaches scramble as Jayhawkers head to Columbia to race Missouri. Missing Hurdlers Vaulters and a jumper weaken relays and sprint events. Dewall shows promise in the mile while Shreve and Clift leave gaps.
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Kansas
Columbia
Missouri
Tiger Field
McCook Field
Hobart
Howard
Carl the. Howard
Aggie
Dewall
Manhattan
Banks
Dewwall
Meetia Convention Hall
Jayhawker
Shreve
Clift
Murphy
Lobaugh
Ralph Rodkey
Russell
Davidson
Murph
Oglevie
Hanna
Rodkey
Obaugh
Haddock
Schultz
Rice
Lobaugh Af Rice
Red Cross Auxiliary and WTMS meet with May Day program
The WTMS society and Red Cross Auxiliary met at Mrs. Paul Koehler's home on Wednesday May 1. About fifty members and friends attended as a program of songs scripture readings and prayers occurred. Miss Ethel Cowles read from the mission book and papers on Docs modern conveniences on the farm were presented. Red Cross workers assisted during the meeting followed by refreshments. Several local visits and small notices of social activity followed including birthdays and family gatherings in Lawrence and Pleasant Valley areas.
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WT. M.S. Society
Red Cross
Mets
Mrrs
Paul Koehler
Will Bowman
E. Leary
Ethel Cowles
A. H. Schaal
J. C.gordon
Red. Crass
A. H Schaal
Fair
Lawrence
Will Walker
Eli Ulrich
Lyons
High Rairie
Remedy for Itching Torture: Zemo Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Zemo as a near sure cure for skin ailments including acne eczema itch pimples and rashes. It claims itching stops instantly and minor blemishes disappear overnight with a safe antiseptic liquid sold by The E W Rose Co Cleveland.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Thrift stamp clubs grow as Red Cross drives start May 20
Topeka reports show thrift stamp clubs forming quickly after the Second Red Cross War Fund drive. Local chairmen plan permanent May 20 campaigns with home service emphasis. General Wood urges civilians to keep soldiers' families happy to maintain an unbeatable army. The largest thrift club in the city exceeds a hundred members, with state officials presiding at a State House meeting.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Red Cross
W. Mulvane
Mr. Mulvane
Leonard Wood
Camp Fungton
Percy Hagerman
the Red Cross
Camp Funsion
America
Thrift Stamp Club
Lawrence Chapter Week Supper and Degrees Held
Lawrence Chapter No 4 Royal Arch Masons will serve supper at 62500 pen Puesdiv May 6 and confer the Mark Master’s degree in the evening. May 8 confer Past and Most Excellent Master decrees. May 15 confer Royal Arch Degree. Members and visiting companions urged to attend supper and meetings. Saml S. Baty, Elh Ps
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Lawrence
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch
Sam'l's. Baty
ELH
Where Men Wear Combs In Ceylon
In Ceylon Singhalese men wear long hair twisted into a coil at the back with a horseshoe shaped tortoise shell comb at the top. Women wear no such ornament, and men compete in comb quality and finish. The custom sustains many comb makers who source shell from the hawksbill turtle. Tit Dye soap in all colors at City Drug Store.
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Ceylon
City Drug Store
Not Some Men Exchange on Daylight Saving Impact
A Buffalo Times reader letter questions whether an extra hour of daylight will cause some men to rise earlier, exploring public reaction to daylight saving. The brief note reflects local curiosity about time changes and daily routines.
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Buffalo
Kansas Freshmen Beat Varsity in Close baseball clash
Kansas University freshmen edged the varsity 3 to 2 as fielding woes let the newcomers score all their runs in the final inning. The team prepared for a three game set at Missouri May 8 to 10 with twelve players on the trip.
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Kansas Baseball
Santa Fe
Columbia
K. U
University of Missouri
Caler
Ruble
Goodwin
Cherry
Isenberger
Foster
Lonborg
Weitmer
Oyster
Keeler
Bunn
Marquis
Schoeppel
Tornaden Family Notes From Lawrence Visits
Villa Eden items show Mr. and Mrs. William Tornaden visiting Lawrence on Monday. Numerous Tornaden relatives including Miss Lena Tornaden and Miss Augusta Tornaden appeared at events with Anna Tornaden and Selma Seele. Local updates mention a new house on Achning ranch, Shunk farm sale to Kansas City, and Brock family activities with school entertainment and a Fall Leaf Med Cross social upcoming.
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William Tornaden
Lawrence
Mildred Hallenbeck
Bell Brothers
Jere Crabb
Roy Canary
W. E. Brock
Anna Tornaden
Richard Seele
Achning Ranch
Augusta
Alma Tornaden
Selma Seele
Seelee
Fairview
G. Seele
Anna Vormaden
Lena ‘Tornaden
Ernest
William Shunk
Kansas City
Sawyer
Indiana
Shank
William Tornilen
Reno
W. EF. Brock
Pickens
Med Cross
Fall Leaf
Lizzie Tornaden
Girard
There Is Nothing Creditible About Not Knowing Whipped Fate
A terse reflection warns against ignoring defeat and the folly of arrogance after a loss, implying wisdom comes from recognizing when forces prevail and accepting outcomes with restraint.
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