Graduates securing teaching positions across the state
Thirty three seniors and graduate students at the University have obtained teaching posts this spring through Prof W H Johnson. About 175 students intend to teach next year, with rapid acceptances as school boards select their corps. Names of new teachers span Osborne Raymer McQuiston Faireview Green Quava and many towns including Leavenworth Winfield Pratt Atchison Following high school hires extend to Idaho and other states with several graduates listed by city and institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Education
Lester D.lacy
Osborne
Raymer McQuiston
Faireview
Edwin Washnow
Green
Allen McHerron
Quava
Fred Pecos
Revieal
Onaga
Miss Manic Hives
Ene Tish
Idaho
Avery Olney
Leavenworth
Virgil Gordon
Nuon Simpson
Oe Winfield
Bessie Hutt
Greenseaf
W. H. Dodds
Arkansas City
Pan
W. Harnly
Clay
Center
Clara Wene-Dams
Pratt
Beulah Davis
Zula Chase
Naomi Nelson
McPiergon
Anna Baker
Anthony
Charles Stiller
Minneapolis
James Sellers
Lawrence
Bertha Salleey
No hunting license required for trouble yet wary of marriage ties
The remark notes that no hunting license applies to trouble, unless one would reward a marriage license in that light, implying an ironic view on legal constraints and personal vows.
Serious Colds Need Prompt Attention Warn Authorities
Public health notes stress that untreated colds may lead to chronic bronchial and pulmonary troubles, potentially fatal. Eckman’s Alterative is advertised as a safe, habit-free remedy containing calcium chloride, claimed helpful for cold related issues and suggested for use when medicines alone fail. Available at local druggists from Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Tonganoxie Visit Returns Home After Kansas City Trip
Miss Mae Shater returned to Kansas City after a visit with her mother Mrs Theodore C Shater and relatives Mr and Mrs Frank Langdio Rel to Kansas City Sunday. They were joined by Dorothy and Lee Shater and Mr and Mrs Exl ward Bl Floskins. Mrs J I Driesbach hosted a whist club party Thursday evening with six tables and first prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Shater
Kansas City
Theodore C. Shater
Frank Lang
Tilly
Dorothy
Lee
Exlward
Driesbach
Women Find Hope in Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
Letters from North Crandon Wisconsin Lawton Oklahoma and Roxbury Massachusetts describe women suffering from displacement and fatigue seeking relief. They credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and recommending it to others. Messages urge readers to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Crandon
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkhaw
Magus Asbacn
North
Crandon
Lawton
Okda
Lydia ER. Pinkham
Lydia J. Vinkhan
Dirs
A. L. McCastano
Okla
Roxbury
Mass
Lydia
Pinkham
Lam
B. MM. Osccon
Valuable Health Hints For Our Readers
S S S. promotes catarrh relief and blood cleansing, claiming to drive catarrhal poisons from the blood and heal sores. The ad extols S S S as a vegetable remedy for malaria, poisoned blood, rheumatism, and skin conditions, urging readers to seek booklets and medical advice from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.8. S
S. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift
Local residents return from travels and visits in Kansas
Mrs Les P Sanders returns home at Neely after an extended visit in Washburn with daughter Mrs Norman Butterfield. Walter Zoellner comes back from Lawrence visit with relatives. Frank Evans of Sheridan arrives for a visit with parents Mr and Mrs Lemuel Evans. Prudence Young returns after teaching in western Kansas. Mrs W E Noble visits Lawrence. Candne weekend in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Joshua Cleventer and baby, plus Miss Velea Zimmertz travel from Sixthorners to spend the day here. Seldon Robertson and James Dwyer of Reno and Kansas City visits noted. Louise Henry returns from Leavenworth. Viola Bartlett extends visit in Lawrence. Zelnes Mercantile adds wide concrete walk at store. Howard Moore and son Lawson return from Lansing. Mrs Lawrence Peakrs visiting relatives in Kansas City. Mrs Whitsed Laming visiting Kansas City with sisters Mrs Ford and Mrs McCarthy. Mrs Claude Cole and daughter Lucile return after Leavenworth visit. Mr and Mrs William C Phenict to Lawrence to visit Susie Todd and Edith Shenicie. Louis Young and Alissa Jadence Young go to Lawrence for shopping.
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Les
P. Sanders
Neely
Washburn
Texas
Norman Butterfield
Walter Zoellner
Lawrence
Frank Evans
Sheridan, Woomnitt
W.guest
Lémuel Evans
Prudence Young
Western
Kansas
W. E. Noble
Candne
Kansas City
Mro
Joshua Cleventer
Velea Zimmertz
Robert
Deweese
Seldon Robertson
Howard TL Moore
Lawson
Lala
Lansing
Moore
Randvilly Stringfellow
Lawrence Peakrs
Whitsed
Laming
Ford
McCarthy
Claude Cole
Lucile
Leavenworth
Social gathering and May fete at local homes
Mr. and Mrs. William Pheniese host guests with piano music and a three course supper. Neighbors from Lawrence and nearby towns attend, including Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Laming. Miss Marjorie Kennedy leads entertainment, various visits noted, and a May festival at Tone noon ic school crowned Queen Arantes Young. The event features school children, diverse costumes, and a display of domestic science work.
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pain Testimonial
Lawrence resident Mrs. C. Betty reports kidney pain and backache eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes early-morning stiffness, fatigue, and sleep loss improving after three boxes. Price 5c. sold at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo N.Y.
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Lawrence
C. Betty
Alabama St. Lawrence
Boan
Doan
Auction Sale of Automobiles Saturday Alay 13
Auction notice for automobile sale scheduled Saturday at 7 30 in the morning at Smith's lot located on Mass Avenue. Sale announced by local auctioneer with details limited by legible OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's
Mass
Stop Campus Smoking Resolution Presented to University Senate
In the WW. U. anti tobacco league’s vetting process a campus smoking resolution was adopted and will be presented to the University Senate. It urges changes to enforce the prohibition of cigarette smoking on campus and in university buildings, cites state welfare office on campus, and calls for actions to boost the university’s reputation statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. U
Othe Lk Anti-Cigarette League
University Senate
Egypnasis
State Board of Welfare
Yellowstone Travelogue Lectures by Hunt in Fraser Hall
Charles N Hunt will lecture in Fraser Hall on Monday with illustrated motion pictures and color slides about Yellowstone National Park. The travelogue, arranged by the University Extension Division, will show the park’s highlights and surrounding country. The park covers 3312 square miles and is described as the largest and most unique of American parks, with open public access on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Hall
Charles Norton
Hunt
Fraser
Aaa Sre
Faculty gown rule proposed at Kansas University commencement
A resolution urging faculty members of the University of Kansas to wear caps and gowns at the commencement has been drafted. Nellie Kennedy, William Bent, Blanche Mullen sign the measure, with the senior class supporting the effort to gain sentiment and save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
University Oor
Kansas
Schon Geve Iencemenut Ashentaee Incu
Nellie Kennedy
William Bent Blanche Mullen
Promde
County Represented by Thirty Nine Students at Em poria Normal
Dowlas county fields thirty nine students at the Kansas Normal School in Emporia this year, ranking twelfth among one hundred counties. Plans for an active social and athletic season begin in the weeks ahead. Attending from Dowlas are Winnivred Betander Carrie Geelan Salame Geelan Avery Hibner Elsie Hibnes Mae Mc Cleland Leona Spurgeon Marie Starkweather Ive Woodard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Emporia
Aus
Commercial for the satin banquet draws civic interest
Officials met in the afternoon to discuss commercial topics at a civic gathering. A banquet was planned for the evening, with attendees and speeches shaping the agenda.
Aemida Questioned On Appearance And Jealousy
Aemida faces questions about whether appearance matters to win affection or provoke jealousy. The discussion weighs whether being handsome or well groomed affects romantic interest and has sparked debate among onlookers.
Itching Blisters On Boy's Head Shows Recovery
A Milwaukee mother describes months of severe itching and disfiguring sores on her four month old son. Salves failed until Cu-tiura Soap and Ointment were used. By the third day improvement began and in two weeks the child was healed. Ad offered free samples by mail with Skin Book.
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Dept. 15-P
Resitil
Baltimore
FH. A. Thiele
Sis 6Th St
Aibwaukee, _Wis
Foley Kidney Pills Benefit Claim Ad
An old advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills stop nightly awakenings after meals and at bedtime. It also asserts relief from back and side pain head ache stomach troubles disturbed heart action stiff joints rheumatic pains due to kidney and bladder ailments.
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Caldenien
Giri
Haarlem
Foley
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Charles FE
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Doughis County
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Uleaghin
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Tosi
Woodward
Tam
J. B. Wilson
John J. Riding
Domezius County
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GC. Stewart
Clark
Ankevivet
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Coist
Chas, BO Moss
Vari TL. Powell
District Court of
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Co Urane
Itoam
Charles Iswell
Touma
Doulas County
Republicum
J . mL. Ince
Sam Stanley
Allison Andrews
Gaige
Cc. E. Lindley
Register OF Deeds
Ance i Geo
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J. Lane
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Justice OF the Peace
WEBE
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Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Gema
Teller
William
Pheniese
Marjorie Kennedy
J.C. Laming
Dreisbash
See
McNaughton
Whitsed Jauming
William Phenivie
Edward McNerney
Marie Newsome
Margaret Carder
John .C. .Laming
Walbier
Melxone
Martrie Kennedy
Aliss
Florence Tver
Lamine
Lucy McNanehton
Topeka
P. Bso
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PLE. O
Renoe
Honer
P. Fw. O
Marie Carter
Bertha Ningler
Frances Welcott
Huey McNanehtoaa
Dotheessery
Mary Ko Pheniete
Flora Carter
Alice Spoor
Dana Sanders
Margaret
Ruth Phenicie
Phenicie
Mre
Jacob Fretenmuth
Anne
Mis
Grace Zoellner
Semnal
Oratory
Whitsed Laming
Ken
Whitsed Jr
George Fisher
Lawrences
Tonednonic
Arantes Young
Srade
Namorvaks
Aren
Aliss Hilda Kline
Erade
Che Varius
Frank Zoelhner
Leonard E. Haver
C.F. Atwood
Tépeksa
Meow Hays
S. R. Shawson
Sidhee Knox
Anti-Cigarette League
Yellowstone
TEE Centaur Conran
New York
Ibe
the Centaur Company
New York City
Saiple Line
Usll Cloves
Fd Klein
Emporia Norbal
Aemida
Cuaticura
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Tom
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Gainesville
R. RL
H.T. Strange
Foley & &P
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
C. P. Barber & Son
Lawrence, Kas
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