First National Foreign Trade Conference in America
In New York on June 4 5 and 6 the first national conference on foreign trade education will gather firs men students and college department heads to review the trade career and coordinate employer and university training. T R Snavely and Eugene Van Eeff lead sessions on course content and practical placement with Ohio State New York University and Cleveland Chamber of Commerce participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associateds
Firsh
Yestern
Emoyer
Cornell
Boston
T. R. Snavely
School of Economics
University ‘Ok
Virginia
Eugene Van @eef
Foreign. Comm
Werce
Ohio State: University
J. An- Baty de Jase
School of Commerce
Nei’ York University
Chauncey
D. Snow
Foreign Commerce Department
Yamber of Commerce
States” of America
Chambers of Commerce and
Henry’. Howard
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Civic groups urged to back city cleanup campaign
A mass meeting proposal calls for representatives from all city departments, the chamber of commerce, improvement clubs, women’s clubs, schools, and editors to attend. The plan outlines selecting a chair and secretary, declaring city cleanliness goals, and forming a juror board of health for a local proclamation to mobilize ongoing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Roral Newspapers
Hold Clean-Up Week Movement Planned in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas May 5, state officials outline a plan for a community Clean-Up Week. EE Scott a state fire marshal calls for a public meeting to formally organize the movement with mayor, chamber of commerce or women’s club federation backing local newspapers and enlistment of all residents to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
EE. Scott
Marhan
Chamber of Commerce
Women's Club Federation
Ees Unen
Cleaen- Aup
Inday
Marshal -Scott
German authorities tighten watch on hypnotism and magnetism shows
Berlin May 6 AP reports the German Ministry of Public Welfare ordered state and municipal authorities and public service physicians to scrutinize hypnosis magnetism and suggestion demonstrations and report them to police. Exhibitions and lectures of doubtful character are to be prohibited due to recent damage from such demonstrations.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Ministry of Public Welfare
Miss Nowlin Gains Weight on First Tanlac Bottle
Miss Mary Nowlin of Salina Kansas reports a three pound gain after using Tanlac for three years of illness and poor digestion. She attributes restored appetite digestion sleep and energy to Tanlac and urges readers to buy the product from druggists in her testimony.
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Tanlac
Mary ‘Nowlin
Sth
Salina
Kans
Jardine backs Federal Marketing Bill for farmers and consumers
Manhattan May 5 Dr William Ham Jardine declares in favor of the Federal Marketing bill before Congress. He calls it the soundest agricultural proposal and says it will aid co operatives while benefiting farmers and consumers through standardization grading and better information on demand. He notes it would not make farmers government dependent but promote self reliance.
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William Hi. Jardine
Bill
Manhattan
Willian Lam
Siren
Congress
Jardine
Renee
Boby
Williama
Michigan
Dr. Jardine
Farm m
Ieee Et
Billaioe
Easo
W E D U O R A Man Charged With Drunken Assault
Stanley Johnston of Eudora was charged with being drunk in the home of Mrs. Florence Bagby and assaulting her on Monday night. He was arraigned before Justice Clark yesterday.
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Stanley Johnston
Eudora
Florence Bagby
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Youth Cream Powder
Edna Wallace Hopper advertises her beauty line offering Youth Cream Powder in heavy and light formulas, with shades white flesh and brunette. Products include Youth Cream based on fruits, Facial Youth cleanser, Hair Youth, and White Youth Clay, sold by druggists and toilet counters.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Wallace Hopper
Lake Shara
Drive
Chicago
Preliminary hearing set in county case
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Friday at 2 o clock in justice court. Johnston’s bond was set at 3000. Johnston and Bagby were involved in a domestic incident. county officers summoned to bring both to jail. Bagby’s charges were later dropped.
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Justice Court
Johnston
Bagby
Patient Dies After Anesthesia Delay At London Hospital
During a surgical operation at a London hospital the electric lights failed. Candles were used but the delay in restoration of light led to the patient failing to awaken from anesthesia and dying.
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London
Bad Luck and the Devil Pursued Him
A man recounts a long history of severe illnesses and accidents from 1905 to 1913 including broken ribs arm collar bone, a bull injury, pneumonia, typhoid fever and chronic stomach liver ailments. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a breakthrough after thirteen years, claiming one dose proves its value with money refunded. Distributed at Round Comer Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Comer
Has Your Back Given Out
An advertisement warns of backache and kidney weakness causing pains and urinary disorders. It promotes Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic, urging use before serious kidney sickness and noting home endorsements. A Lawrence, Kansas resident testimonial cites relief after using Doan's Kidney Fills and recommends them.
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Dean
Lawrence
Wm. Peterson
New Jersey St
Doan
Boan
Mentho Sulphur skin remedy praise and ordinance note
Mentho Sulphur is touted as an effective cream to soothe irritated eczema and skin eruptions. The text also references an ordinance granting Citizens Light Heat and Power Company rights to water and maintain a power plant and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Light
Heat and’ Power Company
A -Corporation
F Associates, Buchessors and
Franchise ordinance for Citizens Light Heat and Power Co in Lawrence
The document details a twenty year franchise grant to Citizens Light Heat and Power Company to construct and maintain gas mains and regulating apparatus in Lawrence Kansas public streets and grounds. It requires twenty four hour prior notice for openings, sets restoration standards, fixes fees including 500 cash plus five percent of receipts, and outlines regulatory powers, insurance, penalties, and acceptance conditions before effect.
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Enins
Renee
Kansas
Citizens Light, Heat, and Power Company
A. Corporation
Assiona
Lawrence
Sail Citizens Light, Heat and Power Company
City of
Board of Commissioners
Citizens Light, Meat and Power Company
Citizens Light, Wear and Power Company
Dial
State of
Rayssas
Sas
Citizens Light, Heat and Preesor Company
Pas
Jiny
Light, Heat and Power Company
Shecessera
Uclerguly
Sid
Citizens Light
Hunt and Power Company
Tay
Citizens Light, Heat and Power Company
God Power Company
Asxo- Chater
Ile
Kapmenay
T Ge Board
Mieawrence
Taytwre
Corren
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Board of Health
Saaventi J Reed
SLE
Miss Nowlin
Stanley
Insres Rouni
Sam
Edna
Wallace
B. Pt Plapreer
Chas, Kuhn
the Nazarene
United Brethren Church
Meriden
Methodist Church
Elmer Kettering
A. C. Tudor
Pickering
Walter Hines Page
Great Britain
Yorkshire
Periclurus
IPOAN
Ste Faster Milburn Co
Iret
Lawrence Taitiest
Bay
Dougins
Witlagi
Stu Pinin
Cassius
Fair
Platatutte
Margeret Fair
Lepatcost
Triratees
Bester
Mar‘garet
Sersaret
Douglas County
Kunsay
Sune
Isabelle Fartort
Tom Harley
Lawrence Daily, Journal-World
District Court of
Myra D. Sponable
Plainuit
Robert Robertaire
Defendapia
State of Kansas
Robert Rovertaite
Robert Robghaile
Andrew J. Whitter
Andrew J. Whitney
Alexander Tf. Richardson
Alesters J. Richardson
Samuel S. Hewitt
Samuel 3. Hewitt
Jefferson Pollard
Martha Pollard
Louise Beardsley Richardson
Willam T. Sinclair
Janes M. Hendry
Sallie Jewitt
John N. Flower
Birg
Iso
CL. B. Hughes
C. W. Hughes
Samuel 3. Snyder
Joel Grover
John P. Wood
George W.hutchinson
Willian Ji
Lykina
Atheo
Joseph Richardson
Myra D
Kan- Sag
Olie Street
Costa
Lane & Shawver
Aittorneys
D. F. Smith
Lawrence Dalry Journal-World
Prebate Court
Mes
J. R. Kenyon
Protate Court
Tinugtas County
Frank C. Kenyon
Dawd
Mulvter & & Melvin
Lawrence Dully Journal-World
District Court
Soa
Bleakley
Aiaingie Fe” Eg
Lawrence | ‘Inveatment Co
Corporation
Defuindanta Publication
Kansdy
Tatlerence Investment Company
Corpors
Ita
Ayre
Mary H. Ferrel
George
fWwood
J. J. Bleakley
San Lowing
Wiper
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