Prodigal Belle and the Yukon Dance Hall Saga
A narrator recalls a Yukon dance hall scene with Birdie LaBelle and Nellie, plus a youths view on rowdy rooms. The account follows a party en route to Dawson City, with labor turmoil, gambling tones, and a dramatic romance involving Berna, Locasto, and a captivating dancer. The tale blends danger, desire, and vivid stage memories in a rough frontier setting.
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Berna
Dawson City
New Stampede
Yaa
Lacasto
Lacania
Loscisto
Ocasto
Blalusionna
Aten
Weather delays stir Old Orchard area in 1950s report
Public notices impatience grows over ill weather near Old Orchard and other eastern points as authorities note delays. Chicago police face renewed scrutiny after two officers were killed, shifting tone from detachment to active intervention in gangland warfare. The Atchison Globe endorses Judge Johnson, claiming he still pays for a past purchase from thirty years ago.
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Atlantic
Old Orchard
Soma
Citiz
Chicago
Lgangland
Department of
Prises
Unusual Maine island residents react to Moyrong and Morrow events
Residents of a Maine island near Moyrong and the soon-to-be-married Anne Morrow and Charles Lindbergh show little excitement over the airman’s visit. They continue daily routines, wary of sensationalism, while state lawmakers discuss limiting federal power and rights under the Thirteenth Amendment.
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Maine Island
Jindbergh
Anne’Morrow
Coloneindbergh
Leountey
Fort Scott Tribune Fragment On Pepper And Shortcake In Cure Note
A fragment from the Fort Scott Tribune discusses pepper in strawberry shortcake as a curative or remedy and mentions affi davits related to a rash topic. The language is garbled but centers on peppers in fruit and a questionable treatment claim.
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Scott Tribune
Rash
Pepper
Fkert
Decoration Day program set with Norton in charge
May 2 events noted as Decoration Day preparations with Q A Norton taking chief charge of arranging the program. Ada Henderson and mother visit Leavenworth. Miss Flora Finch leads student society as president amid readings and debates at the Universalist church.
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Norton
Ada Henderson
Leavenworth
Ee Mott
Farrow
Awhy
Lin
Pend Toh
Ore
Mier ‘Arrow
Lea
The
Dread's Literary Society
Universalist Church
WW. Simpson
Vandenbure
Flora Finch
B. F. Surface
Ariel
Long
Woodcock
May 24 Social Roundups and Kansas Topeka Event
Fragments note Miss Ethel Chalkley leaving for England after entertaining the Owls. Mrs John Haskell hosts at east town home for her niece, linking to Algona Iowa. Episcopal meeting in Topeka will be attended by a list of local participants including Rev Bax ter and Mrs Barber. Topeka Daughters of the King convent study trip and Miss Mary Ladd Smith among attendees. Mrs W R Stubbs plans a May reception at her home on Journal Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Blackmar
Ethel Chalkley
Dune
England
John ‘Haskell
Otis Bs
Algona
Iowa
Mary Holmes
Haskell
Topeka
Baxter
John
Barber
F.M. Perkins
Ky Wright
George Leonard
Macomb
Helen Wheeler
G. Gibb
Kansas
Lucy Lane
Lane
Baker
Patricia
Parks
Texas
Beauchanp Ad Sabetha
Heh ‘School
Helen
Herifather
Edward
E. H Beauchamp
Vada Mack
Osborne
Rachel Wilson
Baldwin. Hich
Gardner
Mooreen
Ira Nickin
Phi Mu
Mxz
George feFerren
I Howell
Miss
Esther Owell
Sisad
Perry Sowers
Ben Roff
Ruth McFerren
Esther Howell
Burton
Howard
Sanders
Yeeding
George Marquarde
Ada May
Bison
Ruth Marquardt
Karlton
Ea -F. Humfeld
Baldwre
Carl
Meredith
Baldwin
Baldwin News
Lawerences Journal- World
J.C. Holman
Toneke
Herson
E. Holman
Gladys Keohane
Robinson High
Eden
Helen M.good
Ithe
Glee Duly
Beulah Helen-Stewart
Baldwin State
Berean Bible
Ola “Johnston Ang
Flov Liston
Anne” Lewis
Lois Dean
Jares E.beeks
Julius
Halla Concey
Republican State Convention Holds Topeka Chair by Preston Plumb
A Kansas 1876 Republican state convention met in Topeka to nominate James G. Beine for president with Preston Plumb serving as chairman. The event advanced the party toward the national convention in Cincinnati for the presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Preston
Br.plumb
The
Coention
James G. Beine
Cincinnati
Chicago Aldermen Debate Abbreviated Sun Bath Suit
Chicago May 24 AP reports a city council parade debate over a sun bathe style swimsuit. Aldermen clash on length and sleeve coverage while defending or opposing the design as a vote nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morrow Leaves for Home for Daughter Anne Lindbergh Wedding
Dwight Morrow United States ambassador to Mexico is en route to Englewood to attend his daughter Anne Morrow Lindberghs wedding. He plans to return to Michigan around July 2 after the ceremony. The ambassador arrived yesterday from his Mexico post.
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Dwight Ry
Morrow
United
Mexico
Englewood
Anne
Lindbergh
Nort
Hake
Aly
Esterday
Baldwin News Briefs and Social Notes
Local Baldwin residents plan visits and homecomings as families from nearby towns gather. Miss Lucy Lane and Miss Helen Beauchamp attend graduations while returning to Baldwin for summer visits with relatives and sermons, with many parents and grandparents highlighted in community notices.
Community concert notices and local travels
The article notes a rural district concert featuring colored melodies with adults paying 15 cents and children 25 cents. It mentions Mrs. G. S. Hunt visiting Topeka, William Brown and Boyd Riger planning a Lawton trip, Mrs. Paul Evans moving to Poria for summer sessions, and Miss Helen Marguerite Good, Baldwin music supervisor, returning next year for her outstanding work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dloth
Hunt
Topeka
Robert
No ‘Unt
Kansas
William Brown
Boyd Riger
Lawton
Okla
Brown
Lapton
Yin
Bauer
Kigzer
Burlington
Ari
Rexital
Paul. Evans
Eoporia
Kansas State College
Lawrence area social notes list many Pleasant Grove visits
Recorded names show Mrs Charlie Brohammer and relatives visiting the Charlie Brohammer home and surrounding farms Thursday. A large group including Pearl Brohammer Marvin Davison Virgil Flory and local families attend calls, games, and farm tasks. Commencement at Willow Creek School lists Edith Deay Evelyn Shuck, Clarence Flory, David Swisher, Carl Russell as graduates. Hazel Deay and Edith Deay visit grandparents in Lawrence. Measles illness affects Mrs Charlie Brohammer. Numerous calls, dinners, and farm work span Friday through Sunday with Postma, Flory, Beeghley, and Shuck families prominent.
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Will Postma
Florence
Richard
Lawrence
Charlie
Brohammer
Gillian
Alde
Rimer Flory
Daniel Beechley
Elnora
Lottie Anderson
Charlie Brohammer
Columbian School
Pearl Brohammer
Marvin Davison
Virgil’ Flory
Edith Deay
Daniel Beeghley
Llovis
Everett
Johnny
Solon Markley
Mays
Katherine
Ira Dean
Henry
Arley Flory
Daniel Beerhtey
Roberts Markley
Ira Flory
Harve Figgy
Pontise
John Brohammer
Marion
Lillian
Alda
Dra Flory
Nattie
Hatva Flory
Hareld
Verne
Elmer Flory
Childs
Mable Flory
Mildred
Edithely Shuck
Alda Brohammer
Ira
Glory
Oscar
Amos Worikhtsman
Charlie Brahammer
Elmer_Wlory's
Laurie
John Brahammer
Willow
Sibings School
Evelyn Shuck
Clarence
Flory
Fievid Swisher
Carl Russell
Claude ‘Wells
Abe Flory
Frank Deay
Edith
A. ¥. Flory
Mabel
Wesley
Paid Lange
Frs
Norris ‘Lange
Ett
Alea Brohammer
Florents
Richard Postma
Trailory
Cherlie Brommer
Evelyn Smick
Noah| Shuler
Thesday
Lewis Churchbaugh
Harve Ploty
William
Charles
Lloyd- Stack
Alda’ Brohammer
Will
Nick Thomas
Ether Churchbaugh
Donald
Will Churchbaugh
Dumial-Beeghley
Byron Shuck
Cherrie
Oscar Markley
Marlin
Mautine
Virgil
Goss
Charlés
Lloyd Shuck
Lloyd
Beeghley
Henry Flory
Florence Poistina
Shoemaker
Jesse Markley
Lone Star
Maurine
Nick Thome
Kansas City
Frank ‘Deay
Dave Kesler
Daniel Beeghiev
John Brohanmer
Pearl ‘Callibd
Marion Childs
Macnays
Everett” Beeghiev
oMr
Charlie, Brohammer
Jom Brohammier
Pleasant Grove News Briefs and Local Visits
Wil Curtis returns home Sunday afternoon. Ben and Harold spent Monday with the Brohammer family in Pleasant Grove. Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels and family and Mr. and Mrs. A Porter dined at the William Porter home Sunday. Leonata Williams visited Irvin Flory Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Messer and Robert visited Lawrence Tuesday. Viola Wood stayed Sunday night with Otto Smith. Marie Daniels spent Monday and Tuesday with Enel Sandy Williams. Guy Carpenter underwent an appendectomy Wednesday. Gil-
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Bert, Sherman
Paola
Mr. Carpenter
Elmer Flory
Lawrence
Charles Lewis
Will
Sanders
Carl Daniels
Ray Deny
Jack Dillon
Weshistay, Frs
A. L. Williams
Leonard
Tavaries
Leona. Tucker
William
Potters
John
Cart
Aniels
Sandy Williams
Marie Daniels
Leslie ibuRh
Viola Woods
O Smith
Man Wood
J. Willams
Lois
Flory
John Daniels
Edgar Landis
Kansas City
Elmer Landis
James Patterson
Wiliam Porter
Frances Williams
C. A. Porter
Ira Marie Smith
Vigla Woods
Rose Pieer
Wilbur Eberhart
Hugh Laughlin
Imes
Henry
Tormy A.'L
Willams
Carl
Marie
Roscos
Kenneth
Irene
Alice Lawson
High Prairie
Otto Smith
Alice
Tita Marie
William Porter
Mye Woods
Elizabeth, Sanders
Ridwip
Sandy ‘Williams
Daniels
Viola Wood
Alice Smith
Lola Flory Éaltta
Peterson
Ed Deny
Roscoe Peterson
Roy Hereman
Pleasant Grove
the Woods
Otty Smith
Weerthaie
D. Messer
Rose
Robert
Hiram Riley
Grove
Garnett
Ralph Tetersot
Roseag Daniels
Mawilay
Sandy Wile ‘Yams
Triest Tattershn Land Faraily
Freemay Stultz
Perry Petersay Finne
Mac Wendk
Iiola
Tha Oud ' Smith
Joi Daniels
Roscoe
Ronerh
Gerree Sunley
Irvin Plory van Ronnie
Jean
Sandy Withame
Williams
Marion Childs
Coly
Daniel Beechlay
Lloyd
Everett
Johnny
Charli
Wil Curtis
Ben
Harold
A. Porter
Leonata Williams
Irvin Flory
N. D. Messer
Enel
Sandy Williamsome
Guy Carpenter
Gil
War Department to push bill for mobilizing industry
The War Department prepares a proposal to mobilize industry on a wartime basis for Congress. Secretary Gond likely to be among first to present the measure in December. The bill would cover finance and commerce aspects of the mobilization effort.
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War Department
Washington
Mat
War, Department
Congress
Gond Saratie
Relief from Gas Stomach Pains and Dizziness
Doctor warnings that most sickness stems from digestive troubles are echoed as Tanlac is promoted as a cure. A Denver resident testifies it improved appetite, digestion, sleep, and relieved gas, dizziness, and nervousness, claiming daily work capacity returned. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Tanlac with a money back guarantee.
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Tunlac
Jk. B. Simmons
Larimer St
Denver
Colo
Fanlac
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Inamorata
Plack
Yan
Theo
Palace of Sin
Miss . Labelle
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Wéj
Niles
Yukon
Airal
Nat
Fina
Brundle
Dominion
Amber
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White Amber
Touch
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Postoffice
Lawerence
Malachi
Minois
House of Representatives
PS Capone
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ORROW
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Pab
Claude Callan
Columbia
Jay John Brohammer
Marion, Childs
Henry Landis
del Deay
Oscar Shack
David Studebaker
Will| Wingert
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Lilian
Nelson
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