Clearing the Jungle and Rural Progress Reflections
Lawrence Kansas editorials discuss highway safety from illegal signboards in California and their impact on drivers. They compare Georgia mob actions, critique Henry Allen’s senate bid, and note Nevada Las Vegas under Hoover dam building and federal raids. Edison abandons a youth competition for scientific study.
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California
Lawrence
Nevada
Las Vegas
Reno
Hoover Dam
Federal
Chains and Corporations Roar in Kansas Farm Debate
The Emporia Gazette critiques farm corporate power as a menace once denounced by Republicans and now revealed as a harmless tabby cat. It notes stockholders seeking receivership, mortgage burdens, and a 60 cent wheat scare, arguing reforms curb monopoly while questioning Wall Street influence on farmers.
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Cat
Tiger
Kansas
Republican Party
Wall Street
Soulless Corporation
Corporation
Emporia Gazette
Local items from Old Home Town and University notes
Mr T B Smith a former Douglas county official worsened by poke root medicine stays at the poor farm. Robert Melvin takes charge of Junction City railway agency. University football in park and class exercises draw crowds. Marriage of W E Griffith to Maggie Cordley reported from Emporia. Hiram Towne buys corner property on Ohio and Cock streets. Junior class exercises at University Hall impress with orations readings essays and music despite mud and rain.
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T.B. Smith
Douglas County
Lawrence Friends
Melvin
Junction City Union
Robert Melvin
Junction City
Union Pacific Railway
Copley
Lawrence Res
W. E. Griffith
Maggie Cordley
Emporia
Mr. Griffith
Tf. D. Griffith
L. Bulleng & Co
Cordley
L. W. Lusher
E. C
Meservey
Festus Foster
M. L. Wilder
Ahh. Hill
A.woodcock
Miss Kempthorne
P. GC. Young
L.M. Spray
C. J. Simmons
Oration Arion Quartet
McClang Injured Professor and Stevens Noted in Zoo Debacle
Twenty five years ago on a Wednesday in May 201, E. McClang of the University zoology department and Richard Stevens, son of Prof., were linked to a notable incident. The fragmentary report mentions an injury to McClang and identifies Stevens as a son of a professor, suggesting a campus mishap or dispute under investigation or inquiry.
Explosion at Camp Site Injures Lawrence Professors
Families of biology department professors camping eight miles south of Lawrence were startled when a camp stove exploded. Prof. McClung tended to supplies as the blast occurred, injuring him and Dickie Stevens who were nearby. They were rushed by carriage to town for care. Lawrence Auto Club forms with Dr. A. P. Hults as president and 15 members aim for trips to nearby towns and lake picnics. Junior reception for the graduating class at Fraternal Aid Hall features a farce Albany Depot, fortune cards, and music by Newhouse's orchestra.
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Tevens
Botany
Lawrence
McClung
Dickie Stevens
Club Dawrence
Citi ‘Zens
Dr. P. Hult
A. P. Hults
J. A. Henley
Eugene Crawley
Robert Fisher
Gertrude Blacionar
Winifred Fisher
Samuel Maffitt
Robert Hackman
Hael Lestie
Albany Depot
Bessie Dennis
Lola Flory
Fern
Edie
Greta Moore
Maybeth Parker
Charline Smith
Frederika
Fluke
Newhouse
Clara Hayes
Julius Ubrlaub
Chronic Hives And Their Causes In Medical Note
An early medical note explains acute hives often arise from food and spoilage but chronic hives persist for weeks or years. It notes predisposition through family history of hay fever or asthma and outlines triggers such as temperature changes and contact with plants or fabrics. It advises diary tracking of foods and hive status to identify causes and reduce suffering. Tomorrow High Blood Pressure.
Kansas History Jan 4 1884 and 1885 events in brief
On January 4 1884 the state named the First National Bank of New York as the state fiscal agent. In 1885 Seventh Day Adventists of Kansas began their annual meeting at Bismarck Grove near Lawrence.
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First National Bank of New York
Seventh Day- Adventists of
Kansas
Bismarck Grove
Lawrence
Hoover calls for follow up talks on postoffice economy
President Hoover asked postoffice department officials to meet him at Rapidan this weekend to discuss possible economies. The sessions will follow similar meetings with war and interior department leaders as he presses a broader cost cutting plan.
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Hoover
Washington
Postoffice Department
Rapidan Camp
Rapidan
War Department
Interior
Nora Lake and the Thayer Mansion Entanglement
Nora Lake refuses Dr More and stays with Aunt to care for Fran’s children though Fran’s sanatorium trip is planned. She is engaged to Jonathan Ver, brother of her late husband Nicholas, an artist, and yearns for the Thayer mansion. Julian, Nora’s father, visits from Italy and borrows money to show his paintings as his own, while Nora fears his talent.
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Franzee Hex
Nora Lake
Dr. More
Jon
Chapter 27 By a Dead Hand
Nora endures a train journey and a tense homecoming as revelations surface about her father’s paintings. Damon pressures Nora to reveal who painted the works while Nora confronts memories of Nicholas and fear of a dangerous truth she must shield.
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Damon
Copsright
Jessie Douglas Fox
Nora
In the Dark by Mary Graham Bonner
In a dark coastal scene the Little Black Clock guides John and Peggy to a deserted shore. The Clock reveals time travel to May 20, 1927, aiming to witness Lindbergh flying solo from New York toward Paris, with only coffee and a sandwich for fuel.
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John
Peggy
Fes
Lindbergh
Paris
New York
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
England
Ireland
Cherbourg
le Bourget
Ocean
Flashes of Life Tells of Diverse Global Notes
A multi city collage reports on Swiss economist Welti criticizing U S culture’s flirtation with women, MIT professor Rogers predicting brain drain to business, Prince George urging South American migration, police expansion in Reno, shoe testers in Liverpool, Sunday funeral resistance in Parkersburg, Gitz Rice royalties, Mademoiselle from Armentieres revenue, Monte Carlo gambling funding a golf course, and Colonel Cogswell at Trinity commencement anniversary in Hartford Connecticut.
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Boston
Robert E. Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
London
Prince George
South America
London Chamber of Commerce
Pampas
Layer Roberts
Liverpool
Peggy Davies
Phyllis Robertsyaw
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ottawa
Gitz Rice
House of Commons
Kansas News Briefs Mixes Chambers and Police Questioning
Emporia reports Charles W. Cleaver of the State Chamber of Commerce gathering directors from Sublette Larned Wellington Hutchinson Norton Garden City and others for a five year Kansas interests meeting. In Kansas City John Ceranich aged 16 was held for questioning by police following a death.
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Associated Peas
Emporia
Charles W. Cleaver
State Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Claude M.gave
Youth-arrest figures in coroner’s law claim dispute
The coroner described a law on heid influencing the case as the youth’s mother Mrs. Mary go was hospitalized May 10, the day after John id had been arrested. Police said the youth objected to her actions and denied his mother. Ceranich accused no son had beaten her in the family dispute as authorities pursued the case.
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Marygo
John Id
Ceranich
Kansas City
Frederick A. Benson
Eaness City
Muskogee
Okla
Surety Life Insurance Company
Missouri-Kansas- Olahoma Hotel Men's Association
Topeka
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Baldwin News Adds Local Social and Church News
Mrs. David McKinney remains in frail condition as daughter Mrs. Walter King from Lawrence is here to help. Baker College notes Miss Mary Ann Lawrence heads Home Economics. Topeka couple visit Baldwin. Methodist Ladies Aid meets with program and a playlet. Baker grad J Edward Hedges nominated for Baker fellowship at KU. New Methodist church contract awarded to Maxwell and McBride of Topeka. construction to start soon on site of the old church destroyed November 30 1930. heating and plumbing contracts awarded. Nautilus Club holds luncheon and indoor athletics. engagement shower for Mrs Harrett Knepp. Garden Club meets at Baker. Lambda Delta Delta hosts tea for national president Mrs Pearle Bonnisteel. Local social notes include Lawrence bankers dinner, Brown graduation in Perry, Delta Delta Delta and Baker ties, and track meet success with Baker winning conference title. Family visits and reunions, plus multiple local visits and social calls fill Baldwin society pages.
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David McKinney
Walter King of
Lawrence
Mary Ann Lawrence
Baker
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
George ‘Hayes
Topeka
Grace Gertrude Wiley
Ladies Aid
First Methodist Church
Mary Margaret Cragoe
Velma Hey
Mildred
Bonnie Jean Bruner
Edith LeMaster
Beth Watkins
W. E. Bruner
G. W. Ackerman
A. E. Tunin
General Aid
J. Edward Hedges
University of Kansas
The
State University
Hedges
C. Scott
Baldwin
New Methodist Church
Maxwell and MclBride
Foley Co
Kansas City
Schottler Co
Emhoria
Felt, Dunham and Krichm
Wiley A. Keve
Nautilus Club
John Ruchty
Harrett Knepp
John Francis Alderson
Moberly
National Geographic
Charles, Kalb
Baldwin Garden Club
Alvin F. Baker
Baker Garden
Bennett B. Smith
Cameron
Smith
Grace S
Black
Lambda Chapter
Delta Delta ‘Delta
Pearle Bonnisteel
Jof Evanston
Alfred Kuraner
Josephine Korff
Charles J. Beeks
Kim M. Clark
W.c.gibbons
Ae Carl RB. Byatt
Douglas County "Bankers" Association
Ty Aus Hise Brown
Perry Ast
Elmer Brown
Maurice Hamilton
Delta Delta Delta House
Smith Jackson
Garnett
C. E. Beeks
Marion Jennings
Richard Olney Kay
Osborne
Edward J. Jennings
Jennin
E. K. Jennings
Zeta Tau Alpha
Kay
Theta, Kappa Nu
Kansas
Salina
Allen
George Newlin
Dorothy
Perry- Sowers
Wannetta
Tunin
Francis Yeomans
Chanute
A. 0. Lockwood
Margaret Graham
Ona
Matt Amos
Susan
Minnie Collins
Eustacia
Florence Bennett
Young Women’s Club meeting in De Soto hosts
Summer was celebrated at the De Soto Young Women’s Club meeting with hostesses Mrs. Helen Jewett and Mrs. Clara Boone at the Jewett home. Musical numbers and readings by Mrs. Jewett Mrs. Edith Sigman and Mrs. Ariel Watson highlighted a trip to Topeka. Souvenirs of rose colored glass dishes were given. A spring themed yellow and white menu with a butterfly motif was served at quartet tables.
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Young Women’s Club
Helen Jewett
Clara Boone
Jewett
Edith Sigman
Ariel Watson
Topeka
Family ties span Kansas City to Ripley in a farming week
Relatives of Mrs. Elmi Thornes gathered in Kansas City and Ripley visiting over the week. J C Everett and Frank Everett traveled from Antioch to see their wife and mother at Trinity Hospital. The Farm Bureau met at the Frank Doane home and guests included Mrs Vernon Ashlock and Donna of Kansas City. News notes mention Chicago’s Century of Progress 1933 plan and North Carolina wheat acreage reaching 491000 acres.
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Elmi Thorns
John Homes
Ripley
Ente
Gure Piat
Lawrence
Vernon -Ashlock
Donna
Kansas City
Farm Bureau
Older People Watch Bowels for Health
As we age the bowels slow and may fail to move regularly leading to sicknesses from constipation. A doctor should tailor treatment, and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a safe laxative made from laxative herbs and pepsin. It claims no bad side effects and promises relief when tongue is coated or mouth tastes poor.
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Dr. Caldwell
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