The Nawab of Zu 20 musical comedy debut
A student dramatic project directed by Prof. E G Frazier adapts George Ade's Slim Princess into a full production. The cast includes Roy Roberts Rebecca Mondy Frank Frickleton Cecil Forter and others with John Ise directing choruses and Henry Smith at the piano. Tickets go on sale for Thursday and Friday performances at Ward's Drug Store.
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R. L. Douglas
Reheeta Movady
Kate Reynolds
Ola Bingler
Evadine Laptad
Neil Eveland
Cecil Forter
Fox Lansdon
Everett Copley
John Ise
F. E. Parker
Mary
May Robson
Lawrence
George Ade
E. G. Frazier
Henry Smith
Roy Roberts
Rebecca Mondy
Frank Frickleton
Bruck Pemberton
Billy Miller
J.B. Rieman
Rey Cook
Adelbert McCleverty
J. G.steeloff
Maud Tall
Louis JJ. Moore
J. P. Jones
Ward Ellis Promoted and Navy First Lieutenant News
Ward Ellis and friend of Ward Ellis lieutenant U. S. Navy former Lawrence resident promoted to first lieutenant. Malis son of Mrs. A. I. Ellis of Topeka and the late Eustice Ellis of the Kansas supreme court, formerly a Kansas Univ student in Sigma Nu, now stationed at Olongapo Philippines Islands. Charles H. Sternberg completes book The Life of a Fossil Hunter sent to Henry Hult Co. for publication. Kodol digests all classes of food and is sold by O. P. Barber & Son.
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Ward Ellis
Lawrence
Malis
A. I. Ellis
Topeka
Eustice Ellis
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Univ
Sigma Nu
Olongapo
Philippine Islands
Charles H. Sternberg
Henry Hult & Co
Sternberg
0. P. Barber & Son
Case Dismissed in Libel Suit Against World
Blanche Owens pursued a $25,000 libel damages claim in district court. The trial was scheduled but the case was dismissed at the plaintiff's cost when called. The article also notes women who seek antilean remedies aim to improve themselves.
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the World
Blanche Owens
Treatment of liver trouble and digestion via Dr. Pierce
The text warns that a torpid liver signals an enfeebled body and urges starting with digestion to restore liver activity. It cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as healing many liver troubles by normalizing stomach function and digestion before addressing the liver.
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Pierce
Nicknames for Boys In Ancient Humor And Slang
A fragmented OCR passage ruminates on pet names for boys, playful terms, and the idea that nicknames reveal character. It questions origins and social use while mentioning Tar, Pat Tabs, and domestic names in a muddled stream of text.
Miss Houlton Charms at Kansas University Recital
Miss Frances Houlton delivered a highly praised piano recital in Fraser Hall Kansas University drawing a large Lawrence audience. She displayed flawless technique and mature interpretation, performing pieces from today’s concert repertoires while accompanist Miss Gertrude Mussler received strong applause for her readings. Ushers included Dora Rubb Young Lucia Zerby Edna Dinsmoor and Kiva Butler as flowers and praise poured in for both performers.
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Frances Houlton
School of Fine Arts of Kansas Universy
Fraser Hall
Miss Houston
Ghven
Lawrence
Miss Moulton
Misa Houlton
Gertrude Mussler
Fake student robbery report stirs Kansas City Star doubt
A Kansas City Star item claimed Howard Bennett was robbed of five dollars during a student game. The piece is doubted as likely sensational or faked to cover a loss. Critics call such reports tiresome and harmful to students and police relations.
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Kansas City Star
Howard Bennett
Personal notes from Lawrence visitors and travels
A string of short items records residents and guests in Lawrence. J E Riggs travels on business to Kansas City while Mrs H L F Charles visits Ottawa. Abe Levy visits with family. Roy Porter and May Williams visit from Missouri and Ottawa respectively. Other locals travel to Kansas City for visits, conferences, or events as professors and families plan journeys abroad with Prof Arthur Corbin of Yale preparing six months overseas study.
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W. C. Payne
Styr
Chicago
J. E. Riggs
Kansas
HL FE. Canarles
Kim City
Hig
Topeka
Lawrence
Abe Levy
Roy Porter
Lathrop
May Williams
Ottawa
Nelson Lynn
A. Monroe
Kansas City
Harold Pine
Wilson
T. N. Mary K
Pyka
Moore
Bastions
Sen Aires
JE Watson
Clare Barkley
Ratists City
Sam Ober
Salina
Ottawa Republic
Mary Forsythe
Kanea Smith
If. A. Inn
H. B. Parker
R.A. Sehy
W. A. McCoubrie
Sedgwick
Col
Eric Owens
W. ©. Payne
Flal Wilber
K. Wells
George’ Tunes
Broer Gustafson
Louis Rocklund
Gustafson
Arthur Corbin
Yale
Laurentian
Boston
Glasgow
Manchester
London
Oxford
Court
Parliament
Paris
Corbind
Memorial Services and Fire at West Baldwin Mill
Memorial Sunday services will be held at the Lutheran church with Rev. E. E. Stauffer preaching. The Farmers' Exchange mill in West Baldwin burned, grain and produce loss about 5000 dollars, insured amount unclear but likely over 2000. The adjacent house was saved after efforts. Farmers' Exchange mill was a hub for Baker students during the elder season.
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Lutheran Church
E. E. Stauffer
Linwood man Frank Faith dies at 31
Frank Faith of Linwood died yesterday from consumption at his home. The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 39 from the Linwood residence.
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Frank Faith
Linwood
Hicks North Lawrence Florist Promotes Plants and Decoration Day
Hicks the North Lawrence florist markets a full line of plants for Decoration Day urging customers to prepare by engaging their plants now. Both Bell 387 and Home 577 contact numbers are listed for orders.
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Hicks
Lawrance
Smith Hall Renovation Aims At Public Pleasure
The Smith Hall formerly Everett Hall is undergoing comprehensive repairs and renovations with no expense spared to please patrons. For information contact G. W. Smith at 534 Ohio Street or call Bell 1705.
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Everett Hall
G. W. Smith
Ohio Street
Bell Phone
Roller Seates For Sale And Cement Work Offers
We are still selling Roller Seates from 50c to 3.00 and offer easy credit with sidewalk installation. All work guaranteed first class. The Lawrence Granitord Mfg Co promotes cash terms, regular wagon deliveries, and city coverage. Griffin Ice Co and local notices reference poems by Miss Esther Clark of Chanute.
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Jaedicee
Sea UN
Lawrence Granitord Mfg. Co
Lawrence Nat'l Bank
Bell
Griffin Ice CO
Esther Clark
Chanute
Illes
I C O F Lodges to Merge at Lawrence ceremony
The I C O F lodges plan a consolidation ceremony in Lawrence with Grand Secretary Wall and Master DB Powell among those attending. Members listed include E Phiilnh, Sannel Walls, Kal Per Ian Mime, Bron Arisa, and others. The event marks the merger of local lodges and honors past members.
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The
Tate
Prosten E. Phiinh
Vili
Sannel Walls
Angers Kal
Ian Mime
Elation
Bron Arisa
Parmer United
Sy Hess
Dali Speer
Woty Wriper
Ado
Ahadin U'lutrlan
ORY Eral Dander
Untitled fragment on digestion and health product tones
A garbled note discusses digestion and liver health with scattered terms like stomach, liver, and digestion aids. It mentions a product or remedy name and hints at purification of blood and relief, but the text is severely jumbled and largely unclear.
Regatta Tomorrow on Kaw River Near Graebers Livery
EKU students organize a regatta on the Kaw River below Graebers boat livery tomorrow morning. Many participants have signed up for the university gym course event. DeWitt's Lattia Early Risera pills are advertised as small safe remedies. O P Barber & Bon sell them.
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Kaw
Graeber
EK. U
DeWitt
O. P. Barber & Bon
Healer in the World Rev F Starbird Endorses Arnica Balm
East Raymond Maine pastor Rev F Starbird reports using Bucklen's Arnica Balm for years on wounds and sores and calls it the best healer he has found for army and obstinate injuries.
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F. Starbird
East Raymond
Maine
Arnica Balve
Electric Bitters praised by San Francisco architect
Prominent architect Norman R. Coulter endorses Electric Bitters as a universal remedy improving stomach liver and kidney function and boosting the system. The product is advertised as the best spring medicine and a school purifier sold by Harber & Son. Also mentions Kedel marketed by O. P. Barber & Son.
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Norman R. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
Harber & Son
Fragmented note on mail delivery and threats at high school
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a mail package at a high school with a dated photo and threats. It references a general delivery window and a supply address, warning that the item will be sent to a dead letter if unclaimed. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Names and Events
Fragmented readable items mention various figures and activities with unclear roles. The legible parts reference people with partial surnames and scattered actions, while many names and events remain obscured by garbled text and misspellings.
No Use to Die Promises King’s New Discovery Cure
A local note touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a miracle lung remedy preventing death from lung trouble. Mrs J White of Rushboro credits it for saving her husband and praises its quick cough loosening and claimed cure of lung disease. Barber & Son’s drug store sells it at 50c and 1 60 with a trial bottle offered. A witty quip contrasts people chasing money with the Simple Mug remark.
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Barber & Son’s
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