Memorial completed for Mary Baker Eddy in Cambridge
A memorial dedicated to Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, has been completed and turned over to the Science Board of Directors of New York City builders. Located at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the project features an eighty foot square circular open colonnade with a lake view and a raised circular platform. The construction cost, over 1100000, was funded by contributions announced in June and subscribed over time by Christian Scientists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Edldy
Christian
N Science
Ty Mibert
Bardow
New York City
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cammbridge
Mass
Owhien
Army Bill Debated as Congress Hears Prohibition Debate
A chaotic Washington session sees House and Senate grappling with an army bill and prohibition measures. Witness restrictions and tax objections color the discussions as lawmakers push tentative amendments. Debates touch on bond legality for Lawrence and water plant funding, with court action possible on 8250,000 bonds.
Griesa urges support for University M company fund
Charles Griesa returned from France where he served in the American ambulance corps to urge Tech students on Mount Oread to back the University M company fund. He described how the fund could have supplied soldiers with comforts and prevented hardships, as a convocation appeal drew a crowd for the campaign to raise 400 dollars. Nearby, Marie Grant, Mabel Grant, Withit Tiee, Elmer Canary and the Erwin girl visited the Thiry home. about fifty people attended Sunday church services and a very good sermon was heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Griesa
France
American Ambulance Corps
M” Company
Tech
Mount Oread
Griesa
Knowledge Hill
Marie
Mabel Grant
Withit Tiee
Elmer Canary
the Erwin Girl
Itching Scalp Remedy Guide Highlights Dandruff Note
Four female and one other hair roots discussed. A visiting expert explains a solution for scalp itching and dandruff, claiming it does not stain and is safe. The guidance emphasizes a clear bottle size and direct directions for use, noting its effectiveness and non harmful nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siarc
Local School House Demolition and Community Notes
Fragmented report outlines the partial demolition of a schoolhouse and notes from the community. Mentions include residents such as Palfill Sie, Patience, and Mina, local visits by several figures, teaching events, and Sunday worship changes. Several names and places appear obliquely through garbled OCR text.
Women Mobilize For Educational Amendment Week
A local meeting led by Lewis urged women to engage in the campaign for permanent school support. The plan includes educational week activities, prayer services, and outreach to churches to generate enthusiasm, with emphasis on mobilizing township participation and voter support across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
Go Lawis
State Hearts of Administration
Alps
Lewis
Dewi
Shiesiyre
Mother’s Friend Promises Ease for Expectant Mothers
An advocacy piece for the product Mother’s Friend urges expectant mothers to prepare for childbirth, claiming it softens abdominal ligaments and reduces nausea. It cites thousands of testimonials and invites readers to obtain the product from a druggist and request a free informative booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Local residents share visits and events across town
Fragments describe Franklin Mr T L Davis traveling to Kangne City for a visit with Linsey and Harry Davis. Numerous mentions of gatherings at sheds, Sunday visits to Kawrenee Geneva Kyebn and Fleayd White, and social rounds with Charlie Wilson, Walter Young, and Mrs McDonghd Beer. Also notes on teaching arrangements, family visits, and a Friday night dance at Lee's Hall with Prank Humphries of Jenia attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Davis
Kangne City
Fursday
Linsey
Harry Davis
A.E. Welsh
Walter Young
Charlie Wilson
Shed
Orin
Hone
Helen Dagen
Marrie
Init Sanday
Man Egg Daw
Horace Folks
Robet White
Me Phin White
MeLoud
Mersand
Sotareiay
Tarrserie
Talph
Tie Childs
Svardus
Hanes
McDonghd Beer
N.N. Chambers
Sandis
Morten
Lee's Hall Friaday
Jenia
Cure for Corns With Freezone Drug Claim
A Cincinnati authority recommends a drug freezone for hard and soft corns. The medicated drops are applied to the corn and cause the entire blockage to lift out with the root. The drying adhesive shrivels the corn without harming surrounding skin. A small amount is said to cost little and effectively remove corns or calluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corte
Cincinnati
Community Visitors and Visits From Topeka to Kansas Towns
Local residents and relatives travel visits and family updates across Kansas with Topeka as a frequent stop. Names include Mrs. L. Raines Miss Marvel and Miss Cecile Knapp, Catharine Judy, Mrs. Stark, and J. W. Colley alongside Dr. Litsingzer of Topeka and Regina Zin Leroi. Frequent mentions of travel to Olive Branch Pratt and Grantville plus gatherings at/civic visits in Oskaloosa and Topeka.
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Jesse
Ruth Stark
Stark
J. W. Colley
Ed McGuire
Oskaloosa
Tate
Mike Pryor
M Minnie E Neish
Litsingzer Af
Pratt
Desse Hun
Mellie Williamson
Grantville
Anne Williamson
Elk. Payne
Ted
Fog
Mostoiaster Stark
Payvine
Iss Nettie
Filley
Misa ‘Auth Tay
Ei Alyakinn Cluth
F McCormick
Anna Cain
Irene Mitchell
Nora Darnell
Velina Fischer
Alvis
Regina Zimmerman
Mond Pruitt
Topeka
Annchurch Sands
J. Coughlin
Kansas City
Local Baker Cuts Prices and Cuts Overhead
The Guthans Bakery in Lawrence announced a price change and larger loaf sizes to reduce overhead. It stopped five cent loaves yesterday and now offers ten and fifteen cent loaves, aiming to stabilize costs and prevent rustice while expanding loaf size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthans Vakery
Laawrence
Ma Gillin
Lawrence
Temperance meeting in Lawrence honors essays and new members
At Mrs. E il. Varnum's home on Monday May 7 a White Ribbon Ladies gathering discussed Scientific Temperance Instruction in public schools. Miss Quinkan led the talk, praise for essay work, and prizes of 2 and 1 with county race to select county prize money. Mrs. Kennard read Union Signal article on joining the W C T U. The meeting closed with America and five new members added. George Vitt of Kadera visited Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Il. Varnum
Br M Channery
Quinkan
Inex Vermhard
Temperance
Willard Day
Lawrence
Woc
T. U
Margaret Dye Ellis Plainine
Red Cross
Singing America
Varnum
War service advisers named for state universities
President Benson of Vermeant names Chancellor Frank Strong and a committee of university leaders to advise on war service. The panel includes presidents Van Hive, Hill, Jes sup, and Choos Strang among others as the state universities push toward maximum wartime development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strong
Univer
State Univer
Benson
University of Vermeant
Nation Association of State Unio
Benton
Wonton
State University
Comitte Dent Daces
tHumois
van Hive
Wiscor
Hill
Missouriy
Jessup
Personal and Local Notable Movements in Kansas
Frank Wells and John Monieth traveled to Kansas for a week, visiting Mr and Mrs Gaylord Willipp in St John after a stop with Mrs Willipp’s daughter Mrs Lydia Aphin. Chase returned home to Chav Contir for a short visit with his father Nase. Dean and Moa Sayre went to Kansas City, and Max Witheosi spent time in Kansas City with Abeila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wells
Leavenworth
Oss
John Monieth
Kans
Gaylord Willipp
St. John
Willipp
Mathem
Lydia Aphin
Chase
Chav Contir
Dean
Moa
Sayre
Nansis
Max Witheosi
Kansas City
Chi
Get at the Source of Your Skin Diseases
An early 20th century health notice promotes S. S. S. as a blood tonic to treat skin eruptions such as pimples boils and rashes. It claims eruptions signal impoverished blood and that a bottle of Swift’s Specific will cleanse the system and invigorate body organs. The ad invites readers to contact Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta Ga for information.
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Medical Department
Swift Specific Co
Sei
Swift
Atlanta
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Andy Nented
Wadrousens
Corrhus
Aavarian Distitute of Architecture
New York
Cheam
Theatreliteers
George Washing
Denver
Mary Baker Eddy
Cambridge, Mass
Washington
Senate Ty Co
House
Chitreanas Simons
Tardail
California
Prohibition
Mass Rinkos
Monta
Ousnin
Supreme Court
Lawrence City
Chicago
Kansas
Rew
Ethan Ower
Eichit de Lane
Gail Gene Lasen
Creal
Guerige
Tiny
Beast
Dieseepetiog
Kate
Trent
Wistil Cerypan
Pee Asc
PERAC
ANT Gov
Barber & Son
Ileixy
Baker Boehle
Fae
Pleasoth
Haku Tan
Rey
Huntingten Pache Ct
Joe Fiordstt
Boon
Chaylee
Mars
Unian
Sandi
Coral
Eva
Aly
Puckett
Rey Buckett
Ada
WilSsuis
Hington Creek
Minnie Tiboer
Androathie
Nina
Cara Gi Lewis
University
She
Chrot Vanland
Ey Bay
GLOBE
Art Selaensis
Pred
Doluaring
Esther Ovhrle
Mart Bertha Ovhrle
Worden
Lydia Clark
Stewart
Rs. L. Featherston
Henry Rapard
Olin Myer
Isaac Horrell
Baldwin
Sanuy
Walter Oehrie
Wim
Schwartz
J. Ly
Crean
Esther
Bertha Oehrie
Frieda Schwartz
Wee Vick
Augtist Fleer
Wilson
Carbondale
Wan
Roy Dodder
Overbrook
Franklin
Folin Whitelaw
Mr. Rady
Perry
Tiger
Mecca
Biood
Abi Cwen
Mra
W. Coon
Amon
Sid Tillie
Byt McCormick
la Penne
Yopeha
Minnie McNu
Miyefomacne
Mayr
Stomwich
Round Corner Drug Store
Lawrence W. C. T. U
George Vitt
Kadera
Will Hellp
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