Divine Healing Prophecy Rendered in Archaic Verse
A fragmentary devotional line invokes divine healing and righteousness, mentioning rising suns and wings as a motif. The archaic wording resembles a biblical style with phrases about blessing and growth under divine protection.
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Malachi
Memorial Day Proclamation Honors Fallen Heroes and Nation
The document marks Memorial Day to honor those who served and sacrificed for the country, noting the debts of gratitude owed to veterans and the enduring spirit of patriotism. It reflects on the nation's history, the cost of liberty, and the collective resolve sparked in times of crisis. The piece also references a national historical contest winner who will serve as assistant to the Kansas City city manager as part of civic planning efforts.
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Tess
Assummet
Kansas City
Fore
Temperance move aims to reshape politics and virtue
A new temperance organization of women announces its aims to promote temperance while engaging in political action against dry voting congressmen. It questions standard views of public service by weighing a representative's private behavior and public acts, drawing contrasts with historical reform sensibilities and foreign policy echoes. The piece also notes ironic shifts in social reform, including footwear fashions and medical judgments, amid broader debates.
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Hess
End of Chang revolt eyed as bright note in crisis
Canton fears to meet the revolt’s end while famine and relief stagnate. The Nationalists’ prestige wanes as foreign aid remains inadequate. Leroy Webber, American Consular Service, cited as influence in Shanthag’s role. U S urged to abolish extra territoriality, China urged to prove safeguards to foreign rights.
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Ten
Shosti Ney
Canton
Chang Tsung-chang
Leroy Webber
United States
Russia
Germany
Australia
Hungary
Belgium
Italy
Denmark
Portugal
Spain
China
Old Home Town May 30 Fifty Years Ago Highlights
May 30 entries note no paper this day following a time honored custom. Local scenes include 600 awnings arriving on Massachusetts Street and teens swimming near the railroad bridge within city limits. Captain Mitchell’s company drill actions, travelers to Dakota, and visits from Marshall Texas and Illinois residents are listed among social chatter and Decoration Day preparations.
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Masgachusetts Street
Mitchell
Lompany
Springfield
Frank
Dickerson
Prsreed
Dakota
Mae J Harris
Marshall
Texas
W.A
Ohio Street
Oscar Richards
Smith
Colorado
Warrell Timmons
T. D. Thacher
Princeton
Illinois
J.T. Stevens
Kansas
History notes and local life in Oskaloosa diary
In a long diary of Oskaloosa residents, July events and travels are recorded. Activities span visits to Topeka and Lawrence, teaching assignments, family gatherings, and church events. Names include Miss Viola Waugh, Miss Helen Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Worswick, Miss Ruth Stebbins, and Carl Stebbins, with mentions of Masonic banquets and local club gatherings.
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Fred Nettlebeck
Fopeka
Viola Waugh
State Teachers College
David Waugh
Tom W.oEth
Hani Po ‘Ia
Helen Smith
Overbrook
Homer Trapp
Mr. Duffield
Topeka
Rebecca Obrien
Valley Falls
Mitchner
Marian
Sellers
Kansas City
Alice Adams
Margaret. Roberts
Watkins Hall
Lawrence
University Campu
Carl Shydér
Tejeumeeh
Gnent
James 'Shrad R
Shrader
Carl Snyder
Wil Shrader
Mildred
Leslie Douglas
Vic. Shrader
Anna Barnes
F. W. Coleman
Jane
Foster-Fry
Chicago
J. E. Worswick
Worswick
Richard Dowell
Harry Dowell
Powell
Worswicks
Doris Welliver
Telephone Company
Burlingame
Mary-Ed Patyrick
Carl Stebbins
Lawrence Sun
Ruth Stebbins
Colle
Amos Leech
Miv
Albert Hamilton
Mae Nincehelser
W. J. Nincehelser
Trin
Lloyd Rogers
Central Chapel Club
Tom Robbins
George Clark
Roche
Clark
Gertrude Gibbs
Hayden. Sinnard
Robbins
Alice Noeli
Myre
Stull
Amos Leech, Jr
Jjopeka
Martin
Toneko
Morrison
Robert, Taliaferro
el, Dorado
R. G. Patterson
Law‘pence
Charles Bliss
Lone Tree
Parsons Hearnt
B. Lover
Perry Oskaloosa
E. Light
Esther
Prodigal Ledger of a Dawson Stampede and Harsh Winter Night
A fragmentary excerpt chronicles a perilous journey filled with gold rush era schemes, love conflicts, and a brutal struggle for survival in Dawson City. Berna vows marriage amid Locasto’s threats while the narrator endures typhoid and a deadly standoff with malamutes as frost tightens.
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Salva
Berna
Locasto
追寻复仇者在雪原上的对决
敌对追逐在漫长寒夜展开。洛卡斯托在凛冽极寒中追踪江格的雪鞋印,饥饿、受伤与寒风侵袭下继续前进,誓要以自身力量追上并战胜对手。途中他多次反思胜负、 endure 与天际的冷寂,盼望获胜的那一刻。
Snowbound Wanderer Fights Blizzard To Reach Dawson
In a stark Yukon like landscape, Locasto battles a merciless blizzard. He pushes through wind and darkness toward Dawson, haunted by hunger and visions of life, while the land and sky loom vast and hostile. The narrative follows his struggle against cold, fatigue, and isolation as he fights for survival amid the storm.
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Locasto
Jack Lacaste
Lorgsto
Jeacen
Dawson
Jack Locasto
Vevil
la Child
Jack Leeagta
Nest
Family and social notes from a Kansas town
A Bakerstown column records visits, graduations, and social events. Miss Lucile Nowlin, class of 1918, recalls changes on the University of Kansas campus during a Lawrence outing. Her career spans Kansas City journals, magazines in Grand Rapids, Paris work, and a 1927 return to a Kansas City magazine position.
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W. C. Abbott
Louise. Alder
Missary Johnson
Inez Plumb
Mabel McLaughlin
Orley Smith
Kansas City Paper
Lawrence
Helen, Meador
Kansas City
B. K. Criley
Oates House
Lucy Riggs
Kansas
Rush
University
Santa Fé
Jess Sangster
Topeka
Capitila Cook
Eastern Star
CH Munger
Esther Johinson
Topeka Pupils Unearth Ancient Buffalo Skull on Picnic
A petrified buffalo skull dating back hundreds of years was unearthed by Grace School boys on a picnic at the Harris farm near Madison. Dorothy Quasar drew crowds cheering for the five greatest blades and received a season pass from W. R. Deane of the same club.
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Dorothy Quas
Topeka
Jeanne
W. R. Deane
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