Baker University enrollment outlook amid wartime calls
Baker University administrators expect stable enrollment despite World War I era draft and the Universal Service bill. President Mason notes 237 men were in college last year with a small share performing military service. quota next year not to exceed ten additional men.
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Fishermen Paralyze Catch With Substances
A fragmentary report describes fishermen using enous substances on rivers and lakes to paralyze fish, causing their bodies to close after capture. The text includes unrelated sayings about work and authority, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
Not a Neighbor's Gifted Hair Became a Controversy
A cryptic note from the Oldo State Journal suggests community doubt over a girl’s hair as a symbol of identity, hinting at social friction around appearance and propriety within a local district.
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The Gentle Cynic Opinion from Milwaukee Daily Nuns
The piece presents a satirical view claiming men are reformed by marriage though many are regulated, reflecting a sharp editorial stance from the Milwaukee Daily Nuns and its provocative angle on gender roles.
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Women urged to push home canning expert aid
The Lawrence and Douglas county women are urged to seek a government expert to boost local home canning. The Chamber of Commerce delays action pending women’s reception, while some country housewives argue home canning conserves scarce food and keeps products from factories. A weekend Salvation Army series led by Commandant Abramson in Kansas promises public meetings and talks on salvation.
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KU Track Stars Heads to Ames for Missouri Valley Meet
The University of Kansas track team led by Captain Rodkey Rice Gratzmacher O Leary and Sproull will relay into Ames to compete in the Missouri Valley Conference track meet with O Leary likely running the quarter mile preliminaries. Walter Immess of Wichita accompanies the group as guest of Mr George Inness.
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