Marriage of Miss Laura Adair to Walter Cox in Topeka home
Miss Laura Adair wed Walter Cox in a Topeka ceremony at her mother's home. The reception featured snowball altar decor, orange blossom color, and family attendants. The bride, a Lawrence graduate, was active in music and teaching, with ties to the State Phalanx Home and local colleges. A large gathering attended, with postnuptial events and a closing reception.
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Laura Ellen Adair
Walter Cox
Joneka
Ask Rogers Adair
Alice Fearing
Jaecon
Helen Maureell
Lohenevin
Dorothy Jane
Berry Lea Adair
Yosa
Miss Ruth
Adair
Chantilly
Jace
Amihe Ary
W. W. Adair
Maree
Margaret Schutenn
Mr. . Edwards
Agnes
Mayme
Ida
Topeka
Cox
Denver
Pueblo
The
and Light Company
MM. Cox
Paola
Lawrence
Lizide
Lawein
Atchison
Guardian
Colere
Seerley
George Corhail
C. 8. Skilton
B. F. Kurtz
Stop Losing Flesh and Grow Fat Quick
Tens of thousands of thin discouraged men and women are urged to try McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. The ad claims rapid weight gain, easy intake, and a money back guarantee if no at least five pounds gained in 30 days. It notes improved vitality from cod liver oil and targets druggists for purchase.
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Mmccoy
Round Corner Drug Co
Parisian and American Fashions Contrast in May 1920s
New York reports Parisian fashion differs on gloves and corsage details. Parisians favor short black glazed kid gloves with ruffles, leather boutonnières, patent feather flowers, and beige suede hosiery. Americans prefer parchment tones, silk flowers, and sheer white stockings. Skirts in Paris run shorter with a noted contrast to American length.
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New York
United Press
Paris
America
Paris Wraps Replace Mackintoshes In Fashion
In Paris, wraps are seen as refined mackintoshes while American rainwear favors rubberized silk raincoats in bright or pastel shades. French women blend raincoats with street coats into lustrous garb that masks rain utility, including a black satin rubberized wrap with a white cape lining. Mrs. R. G. C. Jackman visited Kansas City for the day.
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Paris
Oldest Native Kansan Claims Birthday Milestone
Leavenworth resident Mrs Clara Cass Russell, who asserts she is the oldest Native Kansas woman, recently celebrated her seventieth birthday anniversary. She has long been noted in local circles for her longevity and heritage.
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Leavenworth
Clara
Cass Russell
Kansas
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Jurie
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Colonial Tea Room
R. L. Allen
Gray
L. B. Wise
J. E. Nelson
Methodist Id
J A. Ball
Rhode Island
Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
D.o
A.D. Weaver
A. B. Wiss
Madge Bullene
H. B. Bullene
Kan- 5
Mission Hilly
D. B. Robinson
TR. Eliott
Hunter
Okla
Marian
Eliutt
Edna Uttinger
Delta Zeta Sorority
Mars
J. A. Hess
E. G. Mahieu
J. F. Griffith
American Legion Auxiliary
Second District
Wellsville
J. H. Cor
South Side Reading Club
J. T. Jennings
Vinland
Jenning
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Quintin
Tennessee Street
Frank “Skofstad
Walter J. Keeler
Alpha Xi Delta
Niotas Club
Harry Dicker
Krum
R. FL Glass
J. Underwood
F. A
Wise
Jessie Ss Jo Dicker
O. T. Powell
E. E. Alexander
Archie Haney
J. D. Fincher
Roy Bushey
QO. E. S
George’.O. Foster
Bertha Baico
Cora Moershell
T. W. Winston
Helen
Kansas City
EAD
Strutwear
Meadowbrook
Jasmin
Chypre
Bouquet
Rachel
General Motors
Shimmons Bros
the Merchant of Happiness
H & Weradium
Bangkoks
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