Sunday church services and Mothers Day observances listed
Firet Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 with morning and evening sermons by Prof. Raymond Schwesser. St Luke AME Church at Ninth and Newhackle lists 9:45 Sunday School and 11 and 6:30 sermons with Mothers Day remarks and special music. First Christian Church at Sixth and Kentucky hosts Bible School at 10 and morning service at 11 with Mothers Day music and worship. First Presbyterian Church highlights Mothers Day sermon at 10 with Christian Endeavor meetings and evening service featuring the Plymouth congregation. United Brethren in Christ at Vermont and 1th Streets offers Sunday School at 10 and evening service with Home theme and Mothers Day mood. all welcome.
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Firet Baptist Church
Worner
Kentucky
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor
Raymond A. Schwesser
St. Luke A
John Adams
Allen
Christian Endeavor League
First Christian Church
6Th and
M. Lev
First Presbyterian Church
BoAdle
Plymouth
Sanderson
United Brethren In Christ
Vermont
Nooman
Auchan
Atichura
Christian Ingeavor
Kew
Huffman
Second Presbyterian Church
Cornerth
Maine Streets
PB. Lawson
Toa
Sen
Evangelical Service Promises Special Evening Program
The Evangelical Association on Temth and Connecticut Streets led by Pastor J KK Young invites all to Sunday school at 10 and Mothers Day services directed by the B B C class. An 7:20 pm evening service features Mr J Suffer on The Art of Character Bail ing with slides and a prayer meeting at 6 00 pm. Epworth League meets at 7 00 pm Wednesday with the pastor leading.
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Evangelical Association
Temth
Connecticut
J. KK. Young
Orlook
AtoHa
B. B.C
J. Suffer
J. Suffer Having For the Theme. “the Art of Character Bailing! Mr. Suffer
Sunday Services Across Churches in Vermont Streets Area
Sunday gatherings include First Methodist Church at Vermont and Tenth with morning service and a memorial for Miss Helen NX Racke at 2:00 PM. Other churches such as Seventh Day Adventist at Tenth and New York, First Baptist at North Lawrence, and Friends Church in Delaware invite worshippers to Sunday schools, midweek meetings, and talks by visiting speakers on topics like Mothers and prophecy.
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Methodial
Vermont
Tenth Streets
Mothera
Helen NX
Racker
Wich School
Npwerth League
Hugo Wedel
Wyaydte League
Vita Christianity
Seventh Day Adventist Church
New York Streets
Hayden
H. Bes Jordin
Mother’s Day program presented by Ninth Street Baptist Church
The Ninth Street Baptist Church plans a Mother’s Day service featuring Mrs Brown and the hymn My Mother’s Prayer. A May program includes solo singing, a sermon, and a community forum with invited attendees and songs honoring mothers.
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Ninth Street Baptist Ghusaty
Ohio
Elmeh
Brown
Rinitay School
Id. Watlave
M. Forum
Mt. Yew
Christian Science Services and Meetings Noted in Selentiat
Church services at Hootom with subject Adan aid Fates Man. Sunday school on Wednesday evening, meetings at 8 o'clock. The Stain Science Heading row in open jyu patternuen except Sunday and Kell args.
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Christian Science First Church of Christ
Selentiat
Hootom
Subject
Fates Man
Stain Science
Mothers Day Services Across Local Churches
Sunday programs highlight Mothers Day with sermons and special music at Plymouth Congregational Church North Lawrence Christian Church Second Presbyterian Trinity Lutheran and other churches. Pastors Ross W. Sanderson J G Mitchell Emma Wedell and Rev Wewell lead services as congregations observe minders day with baptism communion sermons and choir quartette.
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North Lawrence
Community notebook from Sibley area social visits
Local names noted as Mr and Mrs Perry, Miss McCyyter, Miss Mortimer, Aileen Marshall, Harriett Cowles, and others visited TA Cowles home and various households Sunday through Monday. Many calls, dinners, and a Mothers Day program at Fairview planned. students Alice and Hattie McTaggart examined in Lawrence last week.
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Mrs. Perry
Prof
Cath
Miss McCyyter
Miss Mortimer
Cowles
Aileen Marshall
Harriett Cowles
Truth
Selufstall
Mew
Mildred Jones
Dor
Elmer Cooper
Robert
Olaf Bekman
Win. Marshall
Natnin
Day
Leiwrerep
Balen
Henry Ror
Misa Bat
Arthur Weeks
Cora Rekman
Fturrlelt
Gladys Cowles
Raymond Graham
Midhkutd
Bol “Patthe
Fairview
W. Cooper
Piper Suuday
John Aki
Tommy
Hood's Triple Combination Treatment Advertised
A historical ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla, Pepticon, and Hood's Pills as a combined treatment for blood impurities nerves weakness and general rundown. It claims physicians prescribe these preparations daily and touts their economical, effective formulas from C I Hood Co Lowell Mass as a superior triple combination.
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Moat Srg
Economica
Amnex
Poed
Eptiron
Hood
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Local social notes from Tonganoxie and Lawrence visits
Residents and guests travel between Tonganoxie and Lawrence with mentions of Mary Houston seeking medical care, Brockett relatives visiting Kansas City, Stewart family visits, Delsbachs visiting Mrs. W. H. McKane’s niece, Anna Frejenmuth’s school term ending, Mrs. Lawrence Peairs visiting Foster Liming, and Mrs. Fearse preparing to go to Colorado. Cooking Circle met at E C McNerney with toast demonstration and a light lunch.
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John Evans
Lawrence
Mary Houston
Laming
P. Brockett
Kansas City
Dean's Kidney Pills End Backache in Lawrence Testimonial
Lawrence woman Mrs. Oscar Johnson reports relief from backache and kidney discomfort after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says after one box her back and kidneys gave her no trouble. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Lawrence
Dean
Oscar Johnson
Higher Pay for Teachers in Emporia Schools
Emporia boards approved a $25 monthly raise for all teachers on a 12 month basis after a teachers petition citing rising living costs since 1914. The move follows a wartime cost of living increase and a 68 percent rise in the last two years. Palace Market ad note follows.
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Emporia
Board of Education
Baldwin Community Notes and School Election Updates
Orval King has just left the army and spends the weekend visiting Baldwin friends. The High School M C A elected officers: President Cecil Sanders, Vice President Leland Davidson, Secretary Fred Holtom, Treasurer Paul Burris. College Y W C A cabinet installation led by Miss Lillian Scott. Miss Helen Barrett led a service. Miss Ida Hunt sang. Regular services Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 and public worship at 11. Miss Elizabeth Brumbaugh and Mr Victor J Allerdice wed May 7 and will live in Coldwater. Baldwin boys back from Camp Funston include Ray Shumway Lester Griffon Etton Kirby Rollo Mueller and Mr Robles.
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Orval King
Baldwin
Ida Hunt
Mahaffay
Hughes
Elizabeth Brumbaugh
Victor J. Allerdice
Allerdice
Miss Brumbaugh
Baker University
Coldwater
Ray Shumway
Death and Funeral Notices for Frank A. Wade
Frank A. Wade, a former Lawrence boy, died May 9 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He is a brother of Ida M. Swadley of 1908 Barker Street. Georgia [name garbled] Mahghtor is staying with friends in Kansas City.
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Frank A. Wade
Lawrence
Pittsburgh, Pa
Ida M. Swadley
Barker Street
Soldiers of 137th Regiment Recall Argonne Feat
Veterans of the 137th and 127th Infantry paraded toward Camp Funston after Argonne fighting. They fault the quick Traub command change and praised forward momentum amid confusion. They warn such disorder could have caused a rout without steady leadership.
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35Th Division
Knock Traub
127Th Infantry Regiment
Camp Funston
Peter E. Traub
Argonne
137Th Regiment
C. I. Martin
Traub
Dr Orelup ENT Offices in Dick Building
Dr Orelup operates ENT services including eye ear and nose throat care at offices located in the Dick Building.
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Dr. Orelup
Dick Building
Better fate than never method cited in aviation and Jones tale
Commander John G Towers recalled the telegraph mishap as a cautionary tale. A drummer named Jones faced a false telegram about his wife and newborn son, kept secret by a hired girl who forgot the message until it was too late. The mix up caused frenzy before the truth emerged.
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John G. Towers
Navy
New York
Jones
Ina Panie
Asia Faces Plague Threats and War Weaken Efforts
The Journal of the American Medical Association warns that Asia's bubonic plague and pests threaten American health amid war and increased East West contact. Obstacles include native resistance to whole‑gale inoculation and rat destruction, and religious scruples against animal slaughter hinder control efforts.
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Asian
Asia
Pacific
Philippines
Far East
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Neolin Soles Promise Long Wear and Savings
San Diego resident Charles Pearson reports two pairs of Neolin soles lasting twenty months with minimal wear. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Akron Ohio promotes Neolin soles as durable, flexible and waterproof and offers them for new shoes or resale along with Wingfoot heels guaranteed to outwear competitors.
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Charles A. Pearson
San Diego
California
Pearson
Ncnoth
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Plague Threat Extends Across Asia To Ports
Neolin Soles notes plague remains in Asia. He warns Hong Kong and Bombay are highly afflicted and could transmit to American Pacific coast ports. He stresses health authorities are alert but danger persists in Asia.
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India
Asia
Hong Kong
Bombay
Pacific
Incident at Doctor Johnsons house In Goush square
A British Daily Chronicle report recalls a 18th century episode where soldiers visiting Dr Johnson’s home caused a colored member of the party to read aloud from the Dictionary. The man’s Jamaica origin and the link to Francis Barber, Johnson’s Jamaican servant, are noted as a curious coincidence.
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Doctor Johnson
Goush Square
Mecca
Rend Mlood
Jamaica
Johnson
Francis Barber
Barber
London Daily Chronicle
Golden Bell Relic Auctioned in London Ireland
Curlo collectors bid on a famed Irish relic known as the golden bell at a London auction. The bell, tied to a legend of obtaining information, was linked to a past incident where $1,700 in saddle bags vanished and a priest vowed to swear on the bell. A man then presented full payment, claiming the money was safe.
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Curlo
London
England
Pony Ends Two Decades in Mine at South Kirby
Fulmen the pit pony has completed 20 years of continuous service at South Kirby colliery since April 1899. He has been brought to the surface only once, has never had a day of illness or an accident, and his eye sight remains good after winning the Taniphshire handicap in 1886.
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Fulmen
South Kirby
Eng
Literary Rooks and Stones in Dreiser Conversation
Theodore Dreiser spoke at a Greenwich Village tea about novels long and rich in sermons found in stones. A young sculptor challenged him saying precious stones are small and require much cutting.
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Theodore Dreiser
Tepute
Mr. Dreiser
Greenwich Village
Language Shapes Thought Says Ruskin
A Ruskin quote asserts that language colors thought and beauty derides if stripped of linguistic nuance. The idea emphasizes how expression influences perception across tongues and cultures.
Linea to Be Remembered Square Deal Quote
A quotation from Theodore Roosevelt praising service and fair treatment for all, urging a square deal for every man who shed blood for the country and asserting that nothing more or less is required.
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Linea
Theodore Roosevelt
Not Necessary at the Cigars Counter Quip
A Toledo Blade item notes the proprietor does not require customers to entertain the girl at the cigar counter and that she is not paid to listen to senseless chatter.
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Toledo Blade
Strengthening Timber Follows Fresh Cut Electrification
English scientists report that passing electricity through freshly cut timber increases its resistance to decay and fungal growth, potentially enhancing preservation and longevity of wood artifacts and structures.
Government's Role in Encouraging Good and Limiting Evil
Quote attributed to Gladstone on government's duty to ease virtuous acts and deter wrongdoing. Emphasizes government function as moral framework rather than coercive power.
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Gladstone
Sandpaper Band Labels Bottles to Warn of Poisons
Inventor unveils a sandpaper wrapped band encircling bottles that contain poisons to distinguish them in darkness with a dedicated opening for their labels.
Daily Thought Time Offered as General Wellness Aid
A brief note suggests daily thought time serves as a general wellness aid. The writer frames it as a simple, accessible practice to support mental balance and focus throughout the day.
Advantages of Hay Caps for Curing Hay
United States Department of Agriculture notes hay caps protect hay from rain, reduce leaf loss, improve color, and boost feeding value. East of the Mississippi growers using caps are highly enthusiastic about their benefits, though cost is seen as a barrier to wider adoption.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River
Hay Caps Protect Cured Forage From Rain and Sun
The article explains how sun and rain reduce hay value, and compares two hay cap types that seal or shed moisture. Cotton sheeting caps 45 inches square protect alfalfa and clover during heavy rain, reducing field losses versus uncovered cocks. Proper storage and multiple-season reuse are noted for practical farmers.
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Stark
New Jersey
How to Handle Sheep By Vittrtrin
Instructions explain how to lead and move sheep using specific hand placements and body positions. It covers guiding with the left hand at the jaw and dock, lifting with the right hand near the brisket, and carrying two sheep by coordinating grips to reduce struggle.
Dogs Run Wild Threaten Sheep Industry
Extension Division of North Dakota Agricultural College warns that dogs running at large drive out sheep, reduce flocks, and push wool prices up. The note adds a quip about fertile brains not guaranteeing hair production and urges responsible animal control.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
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