Trench Networks and Calm Frontline Life in Galicia
On the Galician front near Strndoff in May 29 observers note no immediate Russian offensive. Trenches and wire stretch across front lines as generals claim vast munition reserves. Civilians, old and young, toil in green fields while Russians reside amicably in Galician villages aided by ISIS surgeons and free medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strndoff
Galicia
Ville
Etink
Jomeney
Unbsatin
Initly
Gace
Is Your Toilet Soap Injuring Your Skin
It notes that many toilet soaps contain harsh alkali while claiming Resinol soap has no free alkali and, aided by resinol medication, provides soothing healing properties. It asserts the product clears irritation and keeps skin comfortable.
McPherson Pioneer McPherson Nominee Dies Saturday Morning
McPherson pioneer Lape died Saturday morning. His son Marcellus is a freshman at the University. The funeral was held today as the family prepares for final examinations, with relatives and associates prompting reflections on his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Lape
Ioneer McPherson
Simupsoi
Torning
Lis
Marcellus
Kenio
Tonganoxie Social Notes From Local Visit Recap
Tonganoxie residents and visitors are listed in a mixed set of homecomings and trips. Mrs. Walter Bhiskley returns with her son Walter, Miss Maude Campbell visits from Lansing, Rex Kendall and Roy H. Martin travel for business, and multiple locals spend weekends in Lawrence or Kansas City. Tennis courts are under construction at the school grounds as a club forms for summer play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bhiskley
Walter
Isses
Georgina
John’ B. Grever
Louising
WD. Hoskins
W. Il. Tin C. Allen
Daniel Forrest Ratueday
Hutchinson
August Wirtzack
Malninister
Ivnenis
Himeple
Plattishurs
Ellis T. Johnston
Lawrence
Gd. B. Watkins
Do Sams
Maude Campbell
Lansing
Rex Kendall
Law Tenet
Mbert Connelly
Mary Reno
Mowe
Kansas
Roy HH. Martin
Kansas City
Nellie ‘Viets Las Susie
Anns Wilson
John Todd
Keys ‘Odd
Henry Wlinkenhere
Fred Flress
Doloretta Burns
Vig Strangery
Mish Leokt Kenna
Theodore Shatier
Florencs
Howard J. Moore
Big Stranger
Ray Ri
Eunice
F. L. Jenkins of
Neely
Derald
Fountain M. Wawkins
Lloyd
Merle
Baschor
George Iawkins
Chenrge Torpey
Robert FL Slaughter
Auto Wreck Near Baldwin Injures Six Girls
A late Friday evening automobile crash six miles south of Baldwin injures six Baker Ottawa baseball trip members returning from Ottawa. Misses Bess Putman Kate Hutchins Edith Barkclaw Fern HybsKiman Rachel Gascock and Ethel Graham were in the car driven by Miss Putman. Kate Hutchins remains seriously ill with five broken ribs and a broken spine. Edith Barkclaw suffers a sprained ankle.
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Baldwin
Baker-Ottawa
Besy Putman
Pheetr
Kim Alderdice
Biehind
Kate Hutclings
Edith Barkclaw
Kate Hutchins
Frank Hutchins
Kansas City
X City
Ballwin
Bess Putman
Kate Hutchill
Fern Hybskinan
Rachel (Ascock
Ethel Grahan
Kayna Theta girls lease Stewart property near Zeta Chi
Names of residents and visitors appear as local social notes. Kayna Theta girls rent the Stewart house just north of Zeta Chi. Mr Stewart plans immediate remodeling to make a pleasant home for the girls. Hazel Kennedy returns to spend summer with parents after teaching in Herington High School. Various residents travel to Kansas City and Lawrence for visits and events, including Ruth Shirk, Lela Houzh, C. E. Moss, Harley Ault, Matt Morgan, Clarence Terry, J V Stunz, Fred Osterhout, Homer Osterlagty, Ben Hall and Mrs M C Cutter. A press question asks which direction mutual or stock life insurance companies are moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula LaBrant
Monuda
Baldwin
J.W. LaBrant
Tele Stevenson
Lumboldt
Topekas
Howard
McKingie
Lultwin
Ann Massey
Cottonwood
Baldsrin
Chas
Terrill
Dndora
Prof
Allis
Paul Merry Cawe
Ivont Chiewzy
C. BR. Merry
Paul
Wearever
John Champson
Corning
Read Thompson
Stewart Lockwood
Lawrence
BF. Shaw
Jessie Cannan
Oidswa
Frank Aniehins
Kate Hutchins
Avaness
Clayton
Lis Lome-In
Rule
J. H. Griffin
Arthur
Perry
Willing
Davidson
Chanute
Wilbur
Paul McQueen
Baker
W. J. Robinson
Homor
Romora
Mia
T. Robison
Cora Showalter
Kansas City
Miss Showalter
Kansas
Mildred Botkin
Miss Botkin
Ottawa
Mae Correll
Edgerton
Miss Correl
Balin
Kayna
Theta
Stewart
Zeta Chi
Glenn
Slough
Billy
Rockster
Ruth Shirk
Lela
Houzh
Wetmore
Kans
C. E. Moss
Harley
Balthvin
Witht
A. Ault
Edlw
Matt Morgan
Santa Fe Depot
Sindy
Manhattan
Clarence Terry
Jin Lawrence
Inganele
J. V. Stunz
Fred Osterhout
Brooklield
Nise
Homer Osterlagty
Ben Hall
M.C. Cutter
Hall
Robinson
J. Jacobs v
Black
Tex
M. C. Cutler
Cecil Marlin
Real Estate Transfers and Warranty Deeds Reported
Real estate transfers listed include Estelle W. Lindstrom and Jinshand selling to Warren Shepard for 500 dollars, with multiple Elm street lots in Baldwin City Kansas. W T Meisher and wife of Lawrence Kansas sign over land to Sarah A Stoddard and husband for natural love and affection. Chas P Houghton and wife of Douglas County Kansas sell to Albert M Linn for one dollar and other considerations, involving block 11 Babcock enlarged addition in Lawrence. Sample Inc of Ball Gloves. Ed Klein.
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Jinshand
Warren Shepard
Elm Street
Baldwin City
Kans
W. T. Meisher
Lawrence
Sarah A. Stoddard
Babcock
Chas.p. Houghton
Douglas County
Albert
M. Linn
Marelant Mace
Family News From Franklin and Nearby Towns
Harbour of Franklin family update notes a visit home by Mrs. Clara Saile from Lawrence and gatherings with relatives. School children rehearse for children’s day on June 11 while local clubs host social afternoons. Final exams at the University begin today with Memorial Day plans and exams concluding later in the week.
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Vearle Morton
Ralph Samison
Joe
Equil Saite
Vernie Pratt
Pardee
Slaith
Lillian
Joe Francis
No. 6
Amt
Shawn
Lawrence
Ralph Jaynson
Fred Pratt
Howell Walker
Glen
Worden
Harry Oakes
AIL
Tomorryuw
Ouny opportunities are apt to zo hy defaulty
The note suggests that opportunities default to favor those conveying monetary value or dollar signs, implying financial signals influence perceived chances. It emphasizes the role of money in prompting action and shaping perceived access.
Kansas Industrial Expansion Spurred by Agriculture and Mines
A Kansan chemist notes a decade of broad industrial growth driven by the state’s agriculture and mineral wealth. Manufactured product value rose from 8 million to over 28 million dollars, with meat packing, brick, paper, and zinc contributing significantly. Kansas has long smelted about a fifth of U S zinc output, with 1925 zinc production exceeding 40 million dollars.
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Kansas
Kansan
Chemistry Department
Niversity Ansas
Dhe
FLU AG
Ae Eristini
United States
Woman overcomes weakness pays with Pinkham remedy
Mrs. Peter Marco of North Oxford Massachusetts says sleeplessness indigestion and nervousness followed childbirth. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and a newborn son she calls her Pinkham baby. She keeps a bottle at home and recommends the tonic for weakened female vitality. Free confidential advice is offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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North Oxford
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kansas ranks high in 1911 oil production
The Southwestern section notes Kansas had twelve petroleum establishments in 1911 and ranked third nationally for oil output with 34,103,505 barrels from 5,412 active wells. The text also references a stem-windin fabric with a moral attachment, indicating a fragmented OCR context.
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Kansa
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the Swirer Specific Co
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Derma Viva
Tunes, Bullene & Hackman Round Corner Drug Co
Evans-Metcalf Co
Guaranty Law
Tonganoxie
Philo Hay
Allen Curtis
Harry Weyermuller
Jack Kelsey
Mutual
Pemee
Sore
Sample Inc
Ed Klein
New. York
Musterole
Drugefst
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Kansas Iron and Metal Co
Delaware Home
Paris
Evans Drug Store
Studebaker Cars
Studebaker
Arthur M. Spalding
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