Do You Read Labels Domestic science urged to read labels
Domestic science teachers and food authorities urge the housewife to read labels on all food articles. The National Pure Food Law requires manufacturers to print ingredients, helping consumers distinguish healthful foods from deleterious ones. High grade baking powders use cream of tartar. Royal Baking Powder is presented as the safest. Lower grade powders use alum, which many physicians condemn.
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Triangle
Standard Oil
Chicago, Il
Great Bargain Books Read by Hundreds of Papers
Readers will receive The People Cyclopedia volumes via parcel post under a new mass distribution. Publishers claim over two million editions distributed at US cents each. The plan promises affordable volumes, with consolidated text and reduced pages, delivered by next Friday or Saturday.
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Aiven
Alter Will Edie
Dbs
Ue Bennett
Dietionaths
Satandiv Reneeps
Clonrtink Warrite
Thesani Nisartabhy
Auto bargains and real estate listings from Varnum catalog
A jumble of car bargains and real estate notes lists an 800 Oldsmobile nine passenger sedan offered around 750 plus a 300 electric runabout. Also mentions Ford models and a Regal automobile line with contact by G. E. Varnum.
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Janburni
Pakeenuer
Foniedeer
Prines
Cea Aeeantis Fiey
Algoia
Ladies White Suits A Specialty of Ours
Max The Cleaner showcases white ladies suits in a vintage ad style. The fragment hints at dressmaker or cleaning services with bold claims and unclear phrasing. The portion names Max and a brand feel, suggesting a promotional note from a bygone era.
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Max
Hell Dus
Mrs J W Junkins Celebrates 57 Years in Lawrence
Mrs J W Junkins has lived in Lawrence for 57 years and celebrated her wedding anniversary with a family gathering. The article notes her long residence on Tennessee Street and ongoing connections to the community through regular visits and social events. A celebration is planned for May with relatives attending at home and at the couple’s anniversary gathering.
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J. W. Junkins
Ele W
Abe Ali Hla
Saya Ste
Lunkins
Saarrivd
Atkins
Mrs Junkins Remembers Early Life in Lawrence
Mrs Junkins, widow of Mr Junkins who died two years ago, recalls her move from South Carolina and early days in Lawrence. In a talk with friends she described six homes on a block near the Pendleton residence, noting the ravine and shifting ground, and shared content reflections on life in the community and her joy in home life.
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Myr
Rolling Stone
Ub Hill
Amue
Aml
PF. Dake
Germans Withdraw From Position But Hold Ground Near Neuve Valley
Berlin dispatch reports German forces pulled back from a western front position north of Ypres and west of Greenwald near Steenstryt and Heb Sasz. British artillery and air activity continued as French attacks elsewhere were repulsed with heavy losses to the enemy and German airships reportedly attacked Dover.
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Berlin
Bayvilly
Germany
Dhealer
Ypresadit
Greenwal
Steensti Ty
Heb Sas
de Goremans
Tostes
Neuve I Valle
Armes
Abbiin
Ile
Dover
Local social notes and visits across the community
The column records numerous visits and gatherings. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. George Andersen at their home. Amelia and Mrs. Waltuble with Mr. Nichols. several dinners with Murphy Lavine and friends. trips to Barasas and Topeka. church and civic visits. cattle shipments to Kansas City. and family attendances at various homes Sunday and Friday.
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George Andersen
George Anderson, Sry
Ch. Waltkuble
Amelia
Nichols
Ruth
Bidinger
Marie Sipplerson
Mattista Murphy
Tandy
Myrtle Bidinger
Anna “Vale
Geomen Murphy
Margaret Lavine
Seheer
Barasas
Shiu
Lester Rake
Munis
August Benagder
der Vidine
Christine Rehounder
Bidin
Miss Mars
Re Anderson
Caspel
Clinton
Sal
Evangelical Church
Suniday
Nielit
May
Bard
Ani
Kamily
Spett
Dave Seheer
Marie Supple
Walter Cord Thawes
Kate
Will Bidinger
Jaynes- Grass
Katherine
J. Roller
Topeka
O. A. Haag
Frank
Barhes
Wink
Jake Roness
J. Sting
Duke Roneseh
Frank Vavrum
Kunaus City
Fragmented 19th Century Social Notes From An Unclear Locale
A garbled account shows Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Sraughter with young attendees from Stull at a Law play. Mentions of invitations, a wedding party, and a trip to Lawrence hint at social events, but names and places are severely distorted.
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Irak Keohlar
George Sraughter
Antorsott
Woman Finds Happiness After Mayr Remedy Use
Mrs. Fred Niehues of Kelly Kansas reports relief from chronic stomach trouble and fatigue after a course of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She says appetit e sleep and energy improved since mid September and that she can work a half day without weariness. The remedy promises permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with an absolute guarantee.
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Fred Niehues
Kelly
Kanjong
Mayr
Mary Atlen Testifies in Beer Evidence Case Proceedings
Report covers Mrs. Mary Atlen as a test witness in an ongoing case about beer evidence. Trial details describe witnesses Colgan and Allen, with interruptions and defense claims. The narrative references a German loss in Paria and a French colony occupation in Kamerun as side items.
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Kansas Civ
Mary Atlen
Armoirdale
Ile Tninisak
Mlle Colgan
Allen Vis
Pper Wil Nat Eve
Itr
Kansas
Fragmented query on medical recovery and cleaning aid
A garbled note references Heb reblocked and cleaned by Ajax the Cleaner and a person named Mrs. 7. It mentions Gibb regeding her dy Miss Glatt Hof and fiends, with a claim about a mountant celtimate and recovery power shown. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Ajax
Bley
Public Utilities Board Reviews Delivery Rate Deficiencies
In a recent filing the Public Utilities Commission examined loss in delivery service across Kansas and Oklahoma, noting rate deficiencies impacting Kansas and Missouri consumers with details from the receivers’ revenue censuses and the Nutoval Chins COLTRI case.
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Kansas
Okahi
Kanesas
Germans Report 460,628 Tons Previously Sunk or Captured
Reports from Parliament indicate British ships, excluding warships, totaling about 460,628 tons had been sunk or captured. The admiralty inquiry pursued details of civilian vessels and the war effort, aiming to clarify losses and strategic impact.
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Thomas T. Mc' Nanii
Admiralty
Civitan
Obscure obituary notice from Adelaide with fragmented details
A fragmentary obituary mentions Adelaide Té Prot associated with Las Celie and a Mrs Rice, noting ties to a former University student and acquaintances in Lawrence. It states she leaves a husband and two little children, but many details are garbled and unclear.
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Adelaide
Las Celie
Ratlice Foifanio Dearpo San Nostellep Topeka Obituary
A cryptic obituary notice from Topeka references Ratlice Foifanio Dearpo of San Nostellep. It notes a May memorial in the Catholic Cemetery and lists local Catholic rites and interment details.
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Ratlice Foifanio -Dearpo
Sanin J Nostellep Ehurelt . of
Topeka
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Firestone
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