Miss Lacey Reflects on Hair and Fame in Lawrence
The article portrays Leola Lacey, a popular Breadway star, visiting Lawrence for a Thursday concert. It notes her view on human nature, mentions her auburn hair and bobbed style, and recalls a humorous anecdote about embracing one’s appearance with help from a friend who extols pride in auburn locks.
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Leola Lacey
Breadway
Lawrence
Gene Tlyaat
Lacey
Drunelle
Lee
MISS RIDDLE TO PLAY AT UNIVERSITY CONCERT
The graduating recitals feature Miss Dorothy Riddle performing piano pieces including Chopin and other composers. Miss Pidvile will assist with accompanying and the program lists works by Bach Tchaikovsky and others. The Hills invite attendance at Friday’s concert at the university hall.
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Dorothy Riddle
Pizmiet
Ebm
Eniversity Tomers Evenini
Pidvile
Grel
Deethoven
Amecro
Uniip
Don Ty Bethkemi
Porve Aeterne
Vi Wein
Bali
Miss Riddle
Muthael S. Scherzo
Gataniaet
Chopin
Helen Uden
Elisabeth Oonsepeine
Wall
Fraver Mlall
Closing pianoforte recital ends Baldwin series
The final recital in the Baldwin series at Centenary Hall featured Miss Wilma Featherston with Mr. GlencDaniel tenor. A large audience enjoyed a program marked by high technique and expressive playing, including specific pieces by Liszt and Le Tue, with praise for Featherston and Daniel and the violinist Mather Tun yan.
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Rowland
Wilma Featherston
GlencDaniel
Gregate
Sca
McDaniel
Baby Lydia Elizabeth Born After Pinkham Remedy Aid
A Brooklyn mother thanks Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping her recover from serious illness after two prior miscarriages. She credits the remedy with her baby girl born last month and christened Lydia Elizabeth, urging others to try the product for feminine ailments.
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Lydia E. S
Brooklyn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia Elizabeth
Mia
Katarrine Korznaacker
Manhattan Avenue
N. Y
Pinkham
Church Society Holds All Day Quilting and Social
A church basement gathering kept members busy with an all day quilting session. Ladies brought dinners for their families and enjoyed a general social time together, making the event cheerful and well organized.
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Society
Fragmented OCR Notes on Local Family Life and School Events
Fragments describe a family home scene with Meg and Mae, Nicholeom, and Mrs Haars visiting, plus references to a pupil tale, a one act play, and local social events. The garbled text lists names and places, indicating a community page with domestic notices and school activities.
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Meg
Mae
Ralph Nichelson
Oblabetaa
Shes
Nicholeom
A.M. Haars
Ha Yan
Bayer Aspirin Trademark Uses Genuine Mark
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and the Bayer Cross logo as a mark of authenticity. Mentions aspirin packaging offerings and trade manufacturing cues, with unclear references to tablet counts and drug warnings.
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Bayer
Uf Satierlie
Women and civic groups feature in Kansas reports
Mrs O Byerne and Mrs Graham present talks on governance and woman’s role in politics. Mrs Blair leads a discussion on what Kansas women are doing with the ballot. Mrs Bradford plays two piano pieces as events wrap to the Federation reports and chapter news.
Funeral services held for Pope at local church
The article notes funeral services for Pope, with a list of attendees including relatives and local residents. It mentions a morning service at the First Presbyterian Church and references family members traveling from nearby city areas to attend.
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Pope
Lemerring
Finch
Vile Brown
G Y Haeckmuin
Dad J
Murrecey
Claestibor
Rail way air clerk Harry Q. Popenoe long service record
Harry Q. Popenoe a railway air clerk based in Ogden Utah led a long career with the postal and railroad services. Born in Ohio in September 1857 he served in the Ohio Volunteer Militia and later held posts on the Hannibal and St. Joe railroad the Santa Fe and Union Pacific before transferring to the Lawrence post office. He worked in the mail service for decades and remained active in public life until retirement and death.
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Harry Q. Popence
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Popenoe
New Nonia
Ohio
Topenee
60Th Regiment Infantry
Tie Wias
View Wong
Popeena
Ties
Pepeno
Tiannibal and
St. Joe
Quincy
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Pablo
Kiingas City
Deming
New Messeo
Santa Fe
Kane City
Oxceula
Santi Fe
Pepenoe
Union Pacific
Runenas City
Junction City
Salina
Kansas
Lawrence
S. Kineh
Department
Taponoe
Fia
Ma. Popenen
Anid
S S S Blood Remedy Roundup Claims Quick Catarrh Relief
A garbled ad promises relief from catarrh by cleansing the blood with S S S, touting decades of use and sales by a druggist. It urges buying two bottles today, suggesting a simple remedy with strong claims.
Foreman touts Tanlee as cure for long term illness
C F Melton, Western Union Telegraph foreman in Kansas City, testifies that after twenty years of stomach trouble nervous indigestion and weakness, a course of Tanlee cured him. He reports restored appetite, weight gain, and renewed health after taking the medicine for three days.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Racy Avenue
Kansas City
Round Corner
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