Pictorial Review June Highlights and Features
The June Pictorial Review presents cover art by Max Nonnenbruch and a reader opinions section. It then offers four short stories, a thrilling serial opening, and a main suffrage article. Also includes royal topics, youth pages, crafts, home tips, and the latest fashions for women and babies.
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Big Hind Splendid
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Max Nonnenbruch
Charles Melvoy
Walter’ Tittle
William Garrard
Wilfe
Hig Word
Freda Sumtelil
Will Foster
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G. WW. Harting
Kate L. Macl. Lain
Edmund Feederick
Utah
Alice Freeman Haxk
Bavarits
Kane Armstrong
Dan Rowrd
Jane
Dingle
West Belleview Social Notes Include Local Visits And Surprises
Rev and Mrs Cliffhart of Fadora hosted a midweek visit with Mie and Mrs Geo Ol and family. Muriel Irwin’s friends surprised her last Saturday afternoon to honor her title. Hy Canteell and family from baw renee visited with Mey and Mrs George Whaley. Special: Caramel Native A'veam at Wiedemann's featured.
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West Belleview
Cliffhart
Fadora Stunt
Mie
Geo
Itl
Muriel Irwin
Theater Row
Hy Canteell
Bawrenee
Mey
George Whaley
Pleasant Grove showdown ends in dramatic finish
In a tense contest the home team clawed back as a Pleasant Grove player sacrifice moved a tumbling third to home. The crowd noted the dramatic break in the late innings as Print-Testerman connected with the bat. Lineups included Jacobs Thome Deay Lividis Herr Rothroek Boelle Hoadvins Daniels Hodson and de Abrlay Roma Musgrave Stherne Welley.
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Clinton ‘Kanaga
Testerman
Pleasant Grove
Jacobs Thome Deay Lividis
Herr
Rothroek
Boelle Hoadvins
Daniels Ra
Teetevuis
Warrensburg Teachers top Kansas Univ in close 6 5 game
Warrensburg Normal School defeated Kansas University 6 to 5 in a tight afternoon contest. Stagner pitched well for the Normals while Hobbs and Buzick shared pitching for Kansas. Hyatt drove in the decisive runs with a fourth inning single and a two run eighth. The Jayhawkers travel to Columbia for the rematch to close the two game series and chase the Missouri title.
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Warrensburg
Kansas University
Stasner
Jayhawkers
Caldwell
Hobbs
Wy Hyatt
Hyatt
Kansas
Stagner
Sermon
Buzick
Sommers
Sew- Jheer
Atlas offer spurs limited coupon sale in Journal World
The Journal World advertises Hammond's 1913 Atlas with a $108 value offer for two coupons and $5.10 in cash, claiming limited supply for Lawrence subscribers who mail in their coupons. It notes the atlas’s comprehensive maps, census data for 1910, world city populations, and Panama Canal material, urging prompt response to reserve copies.
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Hammond
Journal-' World
Lawrence
Journal-World
Montenesro
Montenegro
United States
Panama Canal
Hammold
Journal-World Zandal
K U Men Exit Semi Finals in Missouri Valley Tennis
In the Missouri Valley Tennis Tournament the KU team exited the singles as K Li Tepe players were eliminated. Smith fell to Downs of Missouri 6-1 6-? while Glason of KLOU lost to Cave of Ames 6-4 6-4. Doubles saw Kansas defeat Washington 6-2 6-2. Missouri beat ? 6-0 6-? Finals set for this afternoon.
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K. Li. Tepes
Smith
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Downs
Missouri
Glason
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Cave
Ames
Kansas
Washington
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Corey
State health board warns on infant deaths from digestive disease
Topeka May 23 The board of health will wage a special summer campaign to prevent infant deaths from digestive diseases. Flies spread illness through baby food and milk and mothers should keep clothing light and feed babies with pure, clean water. The board will issue a physician bulletin urging complete reports on causes of deaths under age two and has already sent a care and feeding pamphlet to every mother in Kansas.
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Topeka
Bine
Weavethey
Jean
Vehildren
Health
First Regiment Band Concert at Woodland Park Tonight
Local notices advertise a May 23 band concert at Woodland Park featuring selections like Marel-Selected, Operatir Mingle, Waltzes Marie the Lilies, and overtures. Also includes ads for Rexall kidney pills, Squires Kodak supplies, T. D. Funk Undertaker, and various local merchants. Public ice cream supper at Siezel school house and other community notices accompany program details and vendor promotions.
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First Regiment
Woodland Park
Willy
Siezel School House
Ey Lee Elliston
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