Arctic expedition party eye summer arrival of MacMillan McDonald yacht
Arctic exploration teams prepare for a summer departure as the MacMillan McDonald expedition arrives aboard the luxurious Mizpah, a 559 gross ton, 185 foot vessel owned by Eugene F. McDonald. The ship features eighteen staterooms, a sun parlor, hurricane deck, and a richly furnished interior. MacMillan and McDonald, both reserve naval officers, met to finalize departure plans in Maine before heading toward Labrador and inland waters.
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Arctic
MacMillaigni
McDonald
Moma
Eugene F. McDonald
Jeannes Chicago
McNorald
Donald B. McMuine
Wiscasset
Labrador
Indian Head pennies for 1933 fair turn down
Chisago AP reports the 1933 World’s Fair commission rejected paying premiums for Indian Head cents. Dealers claimed offers arose from collectors hoping the fair or government would compensate five cents per penny, but the commission refused to engage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
Chitazo
Hiss
Bédaine
World’s Fair Commission
Waa
William’ Martin Grimp
New York
City orders bells on cats to save birds in Chicara
In Riverside suburb a ban declares that all cats must wear bells on their necks to prevent predation on birds and protect local wildlife. Noncompliant felines will face execution of a nineimag to enforce the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Figures Show St Louis Total This Year 425 Tons
Figures indicate St Louis totals for the year at 425 tons with cited analysis from experts. The data reflects ongoing trends in consumption and waste with education and fuel management cited as potential factors in further reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Aries
iSmoke- Ahatemengleazite
Rehearing sought in Santa Fe Orient rail deal
An appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission asks for a rehearing on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad plan to acquire control of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad. The petition argues policy shifts favor Texas ports over New Orleans and Houston and Galveston. Also notes honors for Dr Ralph Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Boards of Trade and
Association of Commerce
Atchison, Topeka and, Santa Fe
Kansas City, Mexico
Orient
Kansas Cit
Mexico
Texas
Houston
Galveston
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Ralph Major
Major elected to association of American Physicians
Dr Ralph H Major of the University of Kansas School of Medicine and Bell Memorial Hospital Kansas City Kan has been elected to full membership in the Association of American Physicians. He earned his MD from Johns Hopkins in 1910 and has since worked with the University of Kansas in advancement and research including studies on blood pressure.
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Ralph H
University of Kansas School of ‘Medicing
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Association of American Physicians
United
Doctor Aerenee
Johns.Hopl
University of Kansas
Sdvnce
Louieville
Cleveland
Birth of the Automobile Pioneer Marred by Mockery
A garbled report recalls the early trials of a German inventor whose first car sputtered and drew jeers. Despite ridicule, he persisted, earning early patents and shaping automotive history as the great grandfather of the modern vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piotheer
Énz
Mannheim
Kaw Valley School Pageant and Community Notes
Kaw Valley school held a Thursday basket dinner and evening program directed by Miss Mildred Chandler and Miss Lola Leonard. Students performed a farm theme program with songs, readings, and a memorial day piece, followed by awards for perfect attendance and spelling. Local residents and teachers, including Mrs. Lola Leonard, were noted guests and contributors to clubs, dinners, and community events across Kaw Valley and nearby towns.
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Kaw!Valley School
O'Block
Mildred, Chandler
Lola Leonard
Della Lois ” Junkett
Marion Hughes
Clara Cox
Joseph Cox
Herbert Altnebernd
Herbert Altenbernd
Martion Hughes
Schont
Gostings— Chopl
Mee
Faye Brown
Mother Goose
Clarg Cox
Prince
Homer Altenbérnd
Della Jrois Plunkett
Mariyn Hughes
Betty Sue Cox
Herbert Allenbernd
Lola Learnard
Suprane
Clara
Gox
Homer
Alftenbernd
Joseph Gox
Della Lois Plunkets
Mavignies
Herbert
Altenbernd
Homer Altenbernd
Marion
Hughes
Jan Wes Mae
New York
Ursday
John Res L
Eveni T. Fergon
Lilian
Greeley
Colo
Ve Cc
Site Times
Mrsc.pamel
Ewa d. Martin
Greensboro
the Wood High School
Ralph Davis
Kansas City
Doris
Eldon
Laura Alieda
Carl Perkins
L.D. Harris
Aliie James
Carl, Perkins
Bartlesville
Ohls
Lawrence Kennedy
Chas, Cox
O. L. Cox
Rollin Stanwix
G. E. Schaake
F. M. Fink
Kansas’ City
C. A. Hill
Don Weseketter
Bipstig
Geo. Newton
Telitha
Newton
Chas. Cox
Albert Cox
Lawrence
Cox
Mary Allen
Nydia Hughes
Eleanor Odell
Yolney "Holmes
Schaler
Kaw Valley
J. Gedainders
C. G. Perkins
Wirt. Ott
William, Jr
Waldean' Delbert
Elmer Campbell
Estella
Lucille Campe
Cecile Mitchell
Eva Steele
Susanna Cockrell
Wm. Hughes
Oks
Helen Altenbernd
Will “Wichman
The
Young Peoples League
Gilmore Home
Susan Cockrell
William Hughes
Oklo
F. G. Hughes
Garnett
John Ott, Jr
Missionary
Adam Schaal
Alvin Haverty
Junior
Frank Steele
Mays
Henry
Mathia
Zammly
F. H. Turner
Carl Perking
W. B. Hackett
Pichmond
Fred Fonteiss
Pleasant Garden
N. C
Hal Lansiter
Sohn Peckus
Kate Gray
Mary Belle
Richmond
F E. Perkins
Roy Perkins
GC. G. Perkins
Rhod Perkins
Delbert
Janet
Carl Perkink
Ed Haverty
Community Guests Recap From Kanwaka Area Social Ties
Local notes recount visits and hosting by Endora Armstrong Dora Grimes and families with relatives in Kanwaka. Frequent calls to Topeka Denver Columbus and Ohio trips mark a lively week of gatherings, weddings travel and 4 H club meeting at Emmett residence. A Pittsburg Chamber adopts a new city flag.
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Endora
Crowder
Theodore Armstrong
Lionel Rogers
Mr. Brown
Topeka
Jack Grigies
Grimes
Topéka J
Grace Neustifter
John Steel
Denver
Galo
Ohio
Mr. Steel
Lice
Sam Sweezer
Jesse
Monte Jo Ginn
Dorothy Armstrong
Sidne- Emnnett
Kanwaka
Robert Norwood
J. M. Crowder
Dorothy
J. &. Emmett
C. Doane
Ollie’ Stec
Cole
Steel
Ireie M
Growder
I. G. Doane
Pittsburg
CARE OF THE BODY BY G W Goler Health Officer Rochester N Y
Health officer G W Goler from the Gorgas Memorial Institute advocates gradual personal care improvements. He stresses regular bathing hair care brushing hair and scalp, proper nail trimming, and clean socks and shoes to prevent vermin and disease, urging readers to adopt simple daily hygiene for vigor.
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M. D
Rochester
N.Y
Gorgas” Memorial Institute
Washington, D.C
Food Advice and Health Wares from a Past Letter
A fragmented editorial urges moderation and balanced eating in a prosperous nation. It promotes drinking water and milk, eating fruit and vegetables, with limited meat and occasional liver and fish. It warns against expensive fad diets and emphasizes recreation and simpler wholesome foods.
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Taxaetons
Aisha
Cabove
Santa Fe-Orient
K. U. School of Medicine
Germany
Dvan Turner
Jesse - Ee
Turner
William ‘Altenbernd
Hos
Eaureday
Perkins
Rhods Perkins
Entriss
J. and
Louist Long Lawrence
Sohn
Strong ‘Land Small-Sonarat
Acke ‘Home
Earl
Yorenceanand
Marvin
City
Oliver. Schutz
Lake View
Mae Orel Ani
John
Ee Hausman
Bui
Wdora
Geratenberger
Carl 'Altenie
Carl’ Perkins
Carl, Jr
End
G. Perkins
Davis Pent
Teorenes
la Dean
Haile Davis
Laura a:Perkins
Adds
O. H. Prosser
Ralph
Davis
C. Saunders
Ott, Jr
Ard
Barn
John Ott
Farmera
Ban Cummings
E Ser
J W. G. Murray
Lowa State College
YATES
Yates Clothing ‘and Shoe Store
Mass
Welf’s Book Store
Masa
Butova Wartches
Dabilicy
Eels
Belova
Cipley
Sol Marks
Fiel
Overton
Hardware and Paint Store
Joy
Boile
Varnan
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