Baldwin College Debaters Selected for Next Year
Baldwin College announces the debate squad chosen to represent Geachool in intercollegiate competition for the coming year. The selection followed a Tuesday afternoon tryout, with judges picking the strongest speakers. The team includes Harvey Maven, Edwin hn Hitler, Ch Nichols, Edwin Mea IV, Joseyi Carpegier, Prod New comb, and others.
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Sipand
Geachool
Haker
Uarvey Maven Edwin Hn
Hitler
Ch Nichols
Edwin Mea IV
Joseyi Carpegier
Prod Newcomb
Unker
Manhattan
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College of Lane Pali
Safe Home Remedy for Skin Troubles
A historic home remedy claim describes resinol as a prescription strength skin treatment. It asserts quick healing of itching and sores at low cost, praising Losinol ointment and Resinol Soap for cleansing and beauty benefits.
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KX. Bowen, Elder
Local residents scatter across towns for visits and business
Alva resident nest Laqua spent a day with sister Mrs CoH Pliefke near Worden. Green left Tuesday for Lawrence. Parry plans return to Baldwin to help with fence work. Be rial visited with his mother in Price. Scott Morgan stayed in Lawrence for business. Beard went to Kansas City Tuesday evening then stayed there Wednesday. Lea Dyer joined hog market activities in Kansas City. Alderdice family traveled to Lawrence last Wednesday for a day visit. Jane Alderdice and family from Coldwater visited relatives in town. Lucile Bike and Mrs Wine also visiting grandparents in Coldwater. Local clergy Rev Hort on and Rev Warner traveled Worden district for meetings. Rev Boreas led service at Cardier last Sunday. Fred Call and Wayne Campbell spent weekend in Lawrence and Olathe respectively. Korbinger headed to Salina then Medical Lake Washington for summer plans.
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Pliefke
Worden
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Lawrence
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L. Price
Tesday
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Kansas City
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Lea Dyer
Alderdice
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Tatler and
Dangers
Millie. Mas
Pihtes
Jaane Amiderdive
Hitle
Fanehier
Marjorie
Coldwater
D. Th Alderdice
Winelh
Wine
Jdevey Curtis
Rev. Horton
Charles Warner
Jackronen
Cardier
A. O. Taylor
Wichel Martin
Ottawa
Fred Call
Wayne Campbell
Olathe
Flea
Korbinger
Salihake
Mya
Medical Lake
Washington
Medal Haartom Oil Capsules Promoted For Pain Relief
Advert says Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules relieve aches and pains including kidney and stomach discomfort. Claims refund if ineffective and notes substitutes exist. Also mentions Argentine Centenary celebration details and a broad health remedy endorsement for post illness recovery.
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Oklahoma Encampment G A R B Annual Gathering in Tulsa
Oklahoma encampment celebrates annual gathering of the G A R and veterans from Oklahoma cities join delegates in Tulsa for a three day festival. Parades campfires a military ball and a Sand Sprint festival are planned with Gov Ham as sponsor and the Field Artillery band from Stillwater providing music.
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Hed Rith Field Artillery Band
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Avill Furnish
Butter Making Encouraged in Fayetteville Bulletin
Arkansas extension division urges farm wives to take pride in butter production on the farm. The bulletin notes much of the state's butter comes from out of state and hints at social dynamics of marriage, reflecting rural life and improvements in dairy practices.
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Ark
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Pope Urges Peace as Wilson Plans Talks in Days
President Wilson will discuss the pontiff’s peace message with Secretary Lansing in the next days. A Vatican letter from Monsignor Bonziano, Apostolic delegate, urged friendly U.S.-Germany relations and potential Europ e peace. Wilson will reply after conferring with Lansing, with recent statements from Prime Minister Lloyd George noted.
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Washington
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Lansing
Poyiel Benedict
Bonstano
Germany
United States
Europ
Poineaye
Edward Fhay
Quclais
Cha Ji
Methodist Conference Endorses Unification Effort
The General Conference endorsed the unification of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South nearly unanimously. It adopted the report and called for further negotiations with the southern church, paving the way for final action by the Southern church peace conference and the northern churches in 1920.
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Saralous Springs
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Methodist Episcopal Eurch
M. E. Church South
Peace Conference
Southern Church
Northern Churches General Conference
Lawrence Resident Names Noan’s Kidney Health Remedy
Lawrence woman Mrs Burger of 300 Pennsylvania Street describes persistent back and side pain with kidney discomfort. She reports relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills, noting improved ache and daytime functioning.
China to Raise More Cotton Plan in 1937
A May dispatch from Peking reports China will expand cotton cultivation by importing American seeds and conducting farm experiments. The ministry aims to increase output to boost domestic cloth production and support farmers through improved seed stock and cultivation methods.
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China
Peking
America
Germany to Melt Bells for War Material Supreme Order
Military authorities move to distill church bells for ammunition, banning private bell sales. A memorandum notes a ceramics firm requested bells from clergy for Germany’s war needs, prompting immediate prohibition and direct state sale control.
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Cornicicell
Carsistary A Riel
Melia
Germany
General
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Diet
Linn
Unclear draft with local names at Centenary Hall event
A fragmentary report notes Mr Mabee and friends as guests at an ALD function in Hopewell. It mentions Charles Melginnes’s Sunday afternoon appearance, L B Snyder and daughters, and Pal Lawrence Donber at Centenary Hall on Tuesday evening. Lenora Williams returned home after a week in Lawrence. Mrs Hindman and daughter figure in the snippet.
Despairing Patoka Woman Credits Vegetable Compound
A Patoka Illinois woman recounts years of infertility cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the tonic with restoring health and enabling a healthy baby girl, urging other women to consider the remedy. The notice cites numerous health claims and testimonials about the product.
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Patoka
Lydia E. Pinkham
George Stephens
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