Muriel Coghill to Study in France This Summer
Muriel Coghill, longtime Lansdowne resident, will travel with her mother to France on July 7 to continue piano and composition studies at the Paris Conservatory. She has studied in Philadelphia with the Rittenhouse School of Music and will give a recital there tomorrow afternoon, featuring classical and modern works by Beethoven Chopin and Brahms. Coghill, sister of Louis Coghill, is a sophomore at the University.
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Muriel’. Coghill
Lansdowne, Penn
George Ty Coghill
France
de Normale de Musique
Fe Paris Durin
Miss Coghill
Ian
Lawrence
A. Preyer
Ant
Hliss
Fanny May
Ross
Philadeliphia
Auf
Rittenhouse ‘School of Music
Edith
Wells
Miss Coghullis
Louis Goghill
Latajor
Reader asks: remove salmon bones in recipes
An interested reader asks why bones should be removed from canned salmon noting calcium value, health benefits and digestion. The letter argues softened bones are edible and nutritious, urging avoidance of printing recipes that require bone removal.
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Bone
Calbon
McGellum
Childs eating aid guidance from Parents magazine
The excerpt advises persistent meals for a sick child, placing small portions on a plate five times daily and not letting the child leave the table until a meal ends. It notes recovery varies by parent perseverance and child appetite, with care under a doctor if the illness is serious. It also mentions protecting eyes from bright light and avoiding cold during illness or convalescence.
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Demtetey
Fine Art Theme Sets Federation Convention Details
The General Federation of Women's Clubs meets in Sans Antonia Texas for a ten day biennial with 3000000 women supporting home welfare and a keynote on The fine art of living. Mrs John D Sherman opens the session with programs from eight departments. presidential race features Mrs John F Lionel and Mrs Edward Franklin White. An attendance around 4000 is expected with reports on Home Campaigns and state initiatives. Notable speakers include Gotzen Borglun Frank Baylis Louis Alderman and Lillian Conway. A religious program and various socials close the event.
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Rosy Ey
Antinia
Tex
LAPI
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Irs
John D. Sherman
Federation
John F.lionel
Baltimore
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
The
Charles H. Denison
New York
Philip North Moore
St. Douwis
Josiah Evans
Cowles
Los Angeles
Percy * Vi Penmybgeker
Austin
Texas
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Kstter
Ike
Lennehtiank
Gotzen Borglun
Sculatars
Frank Bayis
Louis R. Alderman
United States Bureau of E Education
Sidney Kriz
United States
Chamber of Gammercey
Lillian Conway
Naak Forest
Serviet Gland
H. Ainesworth
National Broadcasting Compens
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Antonio
John #. Sippeleft
Indignajolis
Sippel
Bill Malthie
Knowledge of Table Silver Brings Diner Assurance
A guide to table setting and proper etiquette for diners. It covers placement of silverware, napkin use, handling of knives and forks, and sequence of cutting and eating. Advice emphasizes avoiding embarrassment and maintaining proper posture and behavior at formal meals.
Porto Rican Women Press for U S Suffrage Rights
Two Porto Rican women, Dr Marta Robero and Rosa Emanuelli, urge Congress to grant suffrage to Porto Rican women. They argue Americans hold citizenship and should have voting rights in their island, as the bill proposed by Senator H Bingham would amend the 1917 act on civil government to extend voting to women.
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Washington
Marta Robert
Bib
Fraternity
San Juan
Rosa Emantelli
Robert
United States
Porto Rico
Suffrage Association
Women’s
Emanuelli
New York
H Bingham
Chanecticnut
Ladies of the G A R Study Flag Fringe Rules
Mrs Susie Runkle, a patriotic instructor of Circle No 79, explains the G A R flag instructions received from national headquarters. The flag must display only three colors with fringe removed, and the convention discussed a resolution redefining veterans as old soldiers. The national president supported the resolution amid veteran approval.
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Susie Runkle
Gircle No. 79
Eg. A. R
Topeka
Saul
G. A. St
Neillé
Bell
Ross
Unclear fragmentary quote on aging soldiers
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions calling veterans old soldiers and resistance to the label until reaching a century, showing ambiguous aging reference and quotation marks around terms. The readable portion lacks full context or coherent narrative.
With the Flowers Gardens and Enclosed Yards
The piece extols enclosed gardens as a privacy preserving, aesthetically framed retreat from urban bustle. It discusses walls of stone brick or concrete shaping views, the value of framing vistas with trees, and the tension between street beauty and backyard privacy, urging careful material and design choices.
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Jones
Destrey
Ehelos
Training teachers set for four month study trip abroad
Miss Lois Laptad and Miss En Ericsson, Fort Scott teachers this year, depart tonight for four months abroad. They sail May 28 on the Empress of Australia to tour England, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium and France, then study at the Sorbonne with Alliance Francaise in Paris. Miss Ericsson, daughter of Colt and Mrs. Eric Kegston, is a Kansas University graduate with A B and M A degrees and will teach French in Fort Scott. Miss Laptad, wife of Mr. A Laptad, attended university in spring and has taught physical education in Fort Scott High School. The duo will return to resume teaching in September.
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Lois Laptad
En Ericsson
Fort Scott
Quebec
Canada
England
Spain
Switzerland
Germany
Sorbonne
Ae Alliance Francaise
Paris
Miss. Bricsson
Colt
Eric Kegslon
Univrsity
Kansas
Ollege
Port. Sestt
A Ae Laptad
Ist
United. States
Honor seniors of Cosmonaligans banquet at Penny
The Cosmonaligans club honored senior members at a penny banquet with about 40 attendees. toastmaster spoke on navigating the sea of life focusing on seniorship scholarship friendship and comradeship. Speakers included Paul Porter H Lane Mrs Kell Robert Meyers Emilio Lucas Tet Schultz. Music by Abraham Asis Garcia Hastie and Tin Tate Wong.
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Ithe Ama Gosmapolitap
Elih
Oman
Ostaré Shiiderea
Jon
Paul Porter
Lane
Fred’ Kell
Robert Meyers
Emilio” “Lucas
Tet ‘Shultz
Abraham
Asis
Ms ‘Garcia
Psirk Hastie
Tin Tate| Wong
Montreal trip plans and academic return noted
The text outlines a voyage visiting Switzerland Italy and France after time in England, with a party including Mr Rickard and an aunt. It mentions resuming a position as assistant professor of romance languages at the University of Kansas in the fall.
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Montreal
England
Tay
Switherland
Rhine
Italy
France
Rickard
Acc
Will
Paris
University of Kansas
W C T Edited by Mrs O Tocqniain in Smoky Gap
The column discusses prohibition and Hoover, with debates on national policy, Wall Street influence, and the choice between Hoover and Curtis. It includes quotes about philanthropy, the need for courage, and plans to move the capital west, reflecting heated political opinions and regional perspectives.
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Coluumn
Hoover
Emis Uis
Hoovreve
United States
Wall Street
Pood
Tam
Al-Smith
Mr. Hoover
Belgium
Europe
Mexico
Jwest
Kansas
Curtis
Charles I
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Senator Curtis
Aemon
National Capitol
Mr. Curtis
J. Hoover
Sam
Rastus
Samari
Mrs. Hoover
Mar. Gurtis
Ambler area notes and family gatherings seen Sunday
Local residents from Ambler and nearby towns spent Sunday visiting relatives and attending church. Multiple households including the Miller, Ambler, White, Seiwald, and Jensen families were mentioned with picnics, dinners, and Mother’s Day visits across Lawrence, Ottawa, and Topeka areas.
College notes from The Suilimer session opens in June
The school week reports several new facts as students arrive early. Quakenbush and others move to new roles. Sturdy leaves for Kansas Electric Power Co. in Wichita. Kitterman leaves school for Standard Oil accounting in Wichita. Lois Smith pursues x ray work for Fraternal Aid Union. Berlin marks Beethoven centenary with a 10000 mark musical scholarship grant.
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Suilimer
Quakenbush Raade
Qheriemo
Tig - Sung School
Drogas Jin
Peibguniail
Ierri Roth Sturdy
Sten
Kansas
Alma Clinton Housers Martina and Family Visits
Alma Clinton Housers Martina and family from Washington Creek and nearby areas spent Thursday through Sunday visiting relatives including Mrs Ray Harrell and Mrs AWon’s. Mr and Mrs Ernest Nelson of Topeka, and Mr and Mrs Frank Bidinger with their son Franklin Yarnold were among the guests noting social calls and gatherings.
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Alma
Martina
Tosh
Alice Woodward
Treng
Imarel
Pida Waybright
Washington
Crécks
Ray Harrell
Ernest
Nelson
Toneka
Awon
Darts
Walk Rampsbhroder
Russel Harrell
Dave Harrell Figdav
Frank
Bidinger
Franklin
Yarnold
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Miso
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Warsop
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Ambler
Edith Gordon
Oscar Neil
Hatey
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E. Williamson
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Jenica
la Verde
Zeigler
Albert
Miller
Elaine
Russel
Ali Gletor
Neds
Edwin Rice
Willian Nichols
Aaron’ Kamm Jand
Tmiss
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John White
Baxter Hughes
Ayaid
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George Kouns
Eotms
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White
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Fete Degathe
Flenne Tay
Vernon Andras
Pynthe Jew
Vernon
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Bret Richardso
Rte
Ana Moe
Walter
Neat
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Lire
Ana Pfae
Fran Parkse
Anh
Pike
Pato
Mane
Andre
Mae
Bary Mathis
Melon White
Paola
Thompson White
William Precheiser
Sammy
Rainh Bowling
Andes
Henry Mathia
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Middleton
Olath
Prairjé Center
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Ne'Sota
Robert Ose
Abirneaiflaths
Welter Osborne
Raymond- Chuclas
Norothy
Redgerton
D. T. Osborne
John White Sweat
Ottawa
Basin Rice
Rice
Floyd Broer
Deretter
Kathleen
Weaver’ Fort
Sam Neis
Ahl
Floyd
Neis
Alonzo Ambler
Fred Hale
William Seiwald
Abert
End Mirs
Howard Miller
iGlenn
Bobby
Bartte
Billeview
Albert Miller
Howard
Koehler
Emma Wilson
Harold
Eaigren
Bruce
Anldrew
Jensen
Charlig
Gillian
John
Tomy
Houtardihildren
Arthur’ Lash
Martine
Marion Barton
Luella
Herschell
Trené
Ema
Harrell
Lois
Blanché
Arthur
Lash
John Hout
Ite
Ralph Gimblet
Ralph
Johnnie
Bonnie Rose
Aml
Hout
Russell
Goff
Apple
Lloyd Hout
Andrew Jensen
Ehileen Hazel
Louis
Patty
Borner ‘Sprinil
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Sigel
Mix
Alva Petefish
Roy Goff
Lee Cox
Leta Mae
Petefish
Rex Johnson
Joe Clough
Ms. Mosley
Hil Mond
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Jolson Jar
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Wolfe
Afi M Hubbard
Hi Hubbard
John Rigs
Homer
Leigh
Glen Co
Jimmie Christy
Dorothy
Opal
Arnold Christy
Lansing Sundap
Sid Mitchell
Steele
Bout Lawrence
Harriett
Jane Hume
Tl Steele
Lée Robinson
Lee Roy
Mary Hee
Chester Kilgore An
Minnie Mae
Vester Robinson
Lecompton
Robinson
Mitton’ Diehl
Johnson
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Roeb
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Straham
Stratham
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Stebla
Sopee
Dole Kenneth
Billy Johinsol
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Walt Auligoh
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Christy
Petetish
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Dales
Dale
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Betty
Ansa Sandeys
Lee
Limk
Ranewaks
Thei Atternosas
Will Steele
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Wolke
Aspm
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Berlin
Beethoven
Clinton
Sinvestigate
Frigidaire
Shimons Bros
Mass
Gromblakck
Prezident
Sweenkly
Leyry Meemee
Cashlar
Sweeney
Asal Chahler
Eltapate
Ey Intend
H Sacob Badeky
Sce Aguert A.steels
O A Smart
Peoples State Bank
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