Matinee musicale at Wagstaff grill marks social season
A yesterday matinee musicale hosted by Mrs H E Don Carlos at Wagstaff grill room attracted about 150 friends. Guests included Mrs Alice Vogel Mrs Earl Vogel of New York and Mrs Baynetta Munro Hazelton of Kansas City. Hazelton headlined with pianologue readings while other performers from Lawrence Delton Larremore Robinson Powell and Jarrett read sing and play violin in a varied Dixieland style program.
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Don Carlos
Wagstaff
Jhostess
Alice , Vogel
Earl |Vogel
New York
Baynetta Munro Hazelton
Kansas City
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Dixieland
Hazelton
Orpheum
Fancé
Orient
B. J. Thaltan
Lawrence
Syhere
Macowell
Amy Larremore
WRENS
Lyle Powell
Jasy Chigs Pronees Robinson
Gardnaz
Fmie
Jarrell
Topeka
Ishe J
Jarrett
Dalton
Doni Carlos
Alice Vogel
Peter Emery
Rar Vogel
John R. Dyer
Soloneman
Dick Williams
Barbara Kester
Dorohy Kinney Faye
Rai
Gavotte
Tapnert Ayers
Watts
Maior
Bacy
Beve
Dunn
Hazeltol
Bierrot
Robertss
Czerwonkhs
Krom
Finvara
Burigighs
Cuis' Fe Nanely
Ronald
Larre
Darrellae Falk
Mrs. Hazel
Topeka social notices mix club events and weddings
A jumble of Topeka society items lists meetings, lectures, bridge parties, and club gatherings at venues like Robinson gymnasium, the Presbyterian church, and local homes. It notes plans for a Kansas state veterans meeting, a 4-H health contest, a Kanwaka club health exam, and a May par ty at Alpha Xi Delta with local hosts and attendees named.
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Shy
Kanwaka
Ralph Colnan
Lawrence
Vis
Manhattan
Local notices and travel mentions in fragmentary obituary notes
Fragmented local item mentions the death of KR Griffin's son and plans to return with the body. It notes travels and visits by several residents including W W Clay, Mrs. Brank Arnold, Mrs. Paris Patterson, Miss Kate Caldwell, Mrs. Brown, John Myers, and a Bisbee Arizona connection with a trip to Topeka and California.
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KR. H. Griffin
Guy
W. W. Clay
Rothville
Virgil
Miles
Paul ‘Clays
Brank
Arnold
Kansas
B. Brown
Paris Patterson
Kate Caldwell
Topeka
Women's Relief Corps
John Myers
Angeles
Cal
Bean
Rehnr
Tain HX
Bisbee Ari
Teachers Given Out Thou Shalt Not by Federal Bored
A 1910s era notice from the Bureau of Education of the Interior Department distributes a tongue in cheek list titled The Ten Commandments for school teachers. It prescribes behavior for teachers regarding classroom authority, patient treatment of students, and conduct to maintain health and order, cautioned against harshness and disrespect. The text is garbled but clearly aims to guide teachers in moral and professional duties within schools.
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Bureau of Education of the
Interior
Washington
Avery
Ari
Violet ray photographs identify gems by tone
A Victorian era note explains a method using violet ray photographs to identify diamonds by color tones. It claims the Malval process yields pictures that allow positive identification by matching gleams with prior images, aiding theft or substitution detection.
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Paris
API
Violet
Paris Avenue Became Business Street Amid Car Boom
The once residential Champs Elysees districts near Manhattan Island have shifted to commercial use. The avenue, famed as the world’s finest residential street, now functions largely as an automobile corridor with many buildings repurposed to accommodate cars and parking, reflecting a major urban transformation.
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Baris
Paris
Manhattan Island
Automobile. Ie
How Much Water Should Baby Get in First Months
Reader guidance on infant hydration cites expert views advocating three milliliters per pound daily for six months, notes breastfed babies' intake by pre-post feeding weighings, and recommends Fletcher’s Castoria as a common remedy for colic and related issues.
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Fletcher
Chas
HW. Fletcher
Mosaic fragment recounts social and local notices amid scattered names
A fragmented era notes residents and visitors in a community, mentioning Mabel Deibter Alderman Smith Moss Lawrence and others. It describes casual events, furniture delivery, Sunday dinners, and a local baseball game at Twin Mound, with scores 6-49 in favor of Tavin Mound.
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Montfoor
Mabel
Peart
Smith’ Mont
Mindy
Lawrens
Depe
Ty Eit
Mmangster Rath
Migs
Hazel
Fogerty
Harry Fultz
Iebland
Furniture Kommany Fo
Vivian Hobson
Barbeteen
Leo
Guy
Jvah
Gibler
Apent Patnre
Elen Nellie
Maxine Sanday
Evelyn
Orrie Meard
Grandma
Metefish
Melvin
Spal Oas
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Tive Chanter
Ruth Ellis
W Lis
B. ‘Ning
Byler Beard
New Hendrickson Wwill
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J. Wread
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Keppe Phi Club
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NT Quinn
Syndicat
E. F. Engel
University Heights
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Robinson Gymnasium
Anne Hutt
Sadie Hutt
F. M. Holliday
ED. Haldeman
Wester
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Oak Ridge
Buresu
Eos
M Frank Bereiter
Guy Bigsby
Brackett
Misslizabeth Rendig
Ares
Agnes Evans
Phi Ipsilon
WW. Bradshaw
C. W. Straton
Mabel Barnhart
Sweeney
Louise Wiede
Bowen
Cletd Johnson
Evans
The
Presbyterian Church
G. Lyeutheson
Mississippi Street
C. Langston
H. B. Eustace
H. 'A. Dodderdige
Topeka Rotary Club
Kansan
Atal
Eastperm Stak
Pwill
Masonic Temple
LD. Club
Bishop
Barker Avenue
Bntram
Holloway
Yhalle
C. LaLescher
Tennessee Street
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Nydia Hughes
T. N. Manchester
Columbus
Ohio
Bessie Wilder
Columbia
Mareel
Lorena Jost
Naomi Aeschler
Odie
Manchester
B. B
Chubb
Wi A. Rayz
Ruth
Luthenland
Edna Dart
Helen
Titsworth
David'st
Ee Gort Club
Jim Ropner
Aed
Newark “Street
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Pennsylvania
H. C.thurman
Herbert
Allphin
Tke Althaus
Hararold
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T. T. Griesa
Country Club
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Order of the
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I'D ‘Sclaewe
Iinois Street
Floyd Rankin
Alpha Xi Delta’sorority
Kanga City
Kiwanis Club
Cléthes
Doucet
Business Street
Champs Elysees
Bab
Ruth Brittant
Gustafson
Wall Street
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Irvin
Swissvale
Tito
Neramedium
Lille
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Merron
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