Three Women Congregational Pastors Lead Pilgrim Voyage
In England 1200 modern Pilgrim worshipers, led by Rev Mary Collins Rev Edith Pickles and Rev Dorothy Wilson, plan a Liverpool departure on the White Star liner for a renewed Pilgrim voyage to the United States. The group, organized by Rev A G Bicep, will land in Boston on February 11 for a re dedication service at Plymouth Rock and hope to meet President Coolidge.
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Liverpool
England
Jamong
Min
Mary Collins
Bow
London
Edith Pickles
Stanley Congregational
Dorothy Wilson
Carr's Lane
Birmingham
America
Land of Plentys
A. G. Bicep
Colonial Missionary Society
Plymguth
Pilgrim Fathers
Sts
Boston
Plymouth
Mars
Coolidge
United States
Thelse
Fathirs
Watling
Mary Collins Capper
Edith’ B. Pickles
Raid on violators marks Cowley County drive arrest surge
May 27 AP report details a countywide raid against violators in Cowley County swelling arrests to 46 after two days. Six arrestees were women. thirteen pled guilty to minor charges, eleven released on bond, others held as jail crowded. Notably Frank Brows, a farmer, was implicated at his place with a still and 250 gallons of grain alcohol.
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Thamness
Winfield
Cowley
Othe
Frank Brows
Magr
Spanish dancer Maria Montero killed in New York studio
Argentine student Horacio Colombieres, 31, shot and killed Maria Montero, 27, a Spanish dancer, at her West 57th Street studio after discovering she would not end her relationship with him. Colombieres, who also shot himself, died in hospital. Montero, a Seville native resident since 1922, had appeared in New York shows and films.
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New
York
Maria
Montero
Barig
Hosital
Aley
Hotatio_ Columbres
Mon Tiero
Paris
West 57Th Street
Istudio
Miss Allontero
Alfonso
Spain
Chicago
Last musical service at Unitarian Church ends year
The Unitarian Church will hold its final musical service of the year with a short sermon on the topic Our Need for Poetry. The choir led by Mrs. T. A. Larremore will perform with Mrs. E. B. Stouffer, Esme Morgan, and others, featuring Cesar Franck’s O Lord Most Holy and a David Smith anthem. A violin duet by Prof. Kuersteiner and sister and a Fantais by Demarest are included.
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Willi
TA. Larremore
E. B. Stouffer
Esme Morgan
D Qobe
Ise
B. J. Dalton
Dorothy Kuer
Steiner
Karl Huernteiner
Philip Stevens
Mrs. Stouffer
Caesar
Franck
Dorothy Kuersteiner
The
David Smith
Prof. Kuersteiner
West
Anna Risher
Mouth organs export boom hits world markets in 1927 Germany
Germany sold abroad 50.6 million mouth organs in 1927, about a million more than the previous year, with 21.8 million shipped to the United States. Britain and Argentina also showed increased demand, supporting thousands of workers in Württemberg and surrounding regions.
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Berlin
Germany
Fabout
United States
Britain
Argentina
Hopkins Candidate Richard Hopkin Court Hopeful Faces Scrutiny
Fragmentary local notes recount Hopkins candidate Richard J. Hopkin seeking justice of the supreme court seat. The report mentions drill on a farm, a ditch incident, and a string of family and community updates including illness, exams, and Mother's Day events across the area.
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Richard
Hopkin
the Supreme
Hopken
Ethnologists Seek to Prove Afghans Lost Tribes Link
Ethnologists in Kabul examine historic claims that Afghans descend from the lost tribes of Israel. The legend ties Afghan rulers and names to biblical figures, tracing Afghana’s line through Nebuchadnezzar to Herat, then to the spread of Islam after Mohammed’s prophecy. The inquiry blends ancient chronicles and modern genealogy amid royal European interest.
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Israel
Kabul
Afghanistan
Europe
Isreal
Nebuchadnezzar
Tavael
Agshara
Istash
Hari
Ibrahim
Abraham
Ayub
Job
Ishmael
Yakub
Jacob
Bagud
David
Suleiman
Salomon
Saul
Derah
Deby
Ghos
Herat
Feenza
Erat
Mohammed
Kais
Juxais
Local Notes From Villa Eden and Lawrence Visits
Residents of Villa Eden attend the Mr O Dea feral event while neighbors in Villa Eden and Lawrence share Sunday and Tuesday visits. Miss Lillian Torneden, Mrs Roy Ganary and Treva, and Mr Chas Davidson with Anna Torneden visit various local homes. William Torneden and family travel to Eudora. Harold Hughey undergoes finger surgery in Kansas City. several pairs, including Mr and Mrs William Torneden, Mrs Anna Torneden, and Mr and Mrs Chas Davidson, frequent Lawrence and Vinland areas.
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Bette
Marti Goxnt
Herbert Tomedeni
Robert _Gabel
Vivia Ho Cintan
Emma Trapp
George Huleret
Jack Thompson
Mil[leret
J. T. Hughey
K. le
Dere Cabb
Fred DeSoto
Alfred Jones
Ténganoxie
David Ca
W. E. Pettengill
Willian
Torneden
O'Dea
Lillian’ ‘Torneden
Lawrence
Roy_Ganary
Treva
Gregory
Lof Lawrence
Wo E. Breck
Seigel Meyer
William Torneden
Yand
Chas. Davidson
Anna Torneder
Mikegell
Ares
Ayma Torneden
Anna Reetz
Selma Plaudson
iMonday
Fred
Tornedén
Lewis
Eudora
Amr
Louis
William. Tornedert
Anna ‘Torneden
Grace Crabb
Oliver Hill
Char Nies Harold
Hughey
Har
Kansas City
Wilbur Hibbard
oPeaby
W. E. Bleck
Merlin
Vinland
Mrs called on Forne children day afternoon
A fragmentary note reports Mrs called on Forne children during a recent afternoon. The text is incomplete, offering little context or additional details about the visit or participants.
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tMijleret
Kansas
Local social and sports notes from Belvoir area
Visitors at the Bidinger home and at the Unger residence brighten a Sunday. Miss Katherine Hidinger returned home, after spending a week with relatives. Belvoir defeated Lawrence 20 to 9 at Woodland Park with Houk presiding, and Overbrook upcoming. Mr and Mrs Donaldt spent Sunday afternoon with the Bidinger family. Vernon Boshringer stopped by the Carne home.
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Anderson
Rae Ink
F. L. Raab
Crete
George
Houk
Ira " Osgood
Kansas
City
Bichter
Belvoir
P. A. Pall
Lawrence
Woodland, Park
Overbrook
Goldie
Donaldt
Bidinger
Vernon’ Boshringer
Carne
Mr and Wars
Jake Bidiriger
Ernest
Ulatesley
Ie ‘Frank
Wulfkuhle Hame
A. Bidinger
Lawrence Hureday
Elmer Sawyer
Bernita Bidinger
Franklin’ Biginger
Viola
Marie
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin endorsed by 47 years practice
Dr Caldwell, in a long-standing medical view, promotes Syrup Pepsin as a natural gentle remedy for constipation. He argues routine drastic purges are unnecessary and claims the syrup cleanses promptly without griping. Aimed at mothers and families, the ad offers free sample bottles from Monticello.
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Caldwell
iIt
Community Notes and Obituary Fragments From Big Spring Area
Local weekend updates list social visits among residents including Mrs Ernest, Mrs Dmerpitt, and Bernita Bidinger visiting Lawrence. Mention of church activities, a Kansas City trip for the Evangelical conference, and a funeral for Wim. Andédon at Big Spring church with burial in the Big Springs cemetery.
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Dezson
Oy Deskin
Bidinger
Frank Bidingér
Jude
Anderson
Belvoir
Land
Chris /Kragt
Kansas
City
Big Springs
Keeping the ber whole and plump jam recipe notes
A recipe guide by Sarah Field Verto from McCall's Magazine describes making berry jam with fully ripe berries, sugar, lemon juice, and Certo for rapid setting. It details layering berries and sugar, overnight standing, and a brief boil to preserve flavor and color, plus canning guidance.
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Abel
Skettla
Sarah Field
Betaine
Sarah‘Field
Department of Foods and Household
Igemen
McCall's Magazine
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Davey ' Couty
Maria Montero
Seté
Renal
Unitarian Church
Robinson
Jackson
Walepan
Barber's
Ady
Associate Justice Court
Aken
Villa Eden
Oxfords
Fischer’s
L'Aiglon
Lucetti
Mitzi
Georgette
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