Vision of utopia predicted by Gloomy Dean
The Very Rev William Ralph Inge of St Pauls Cathedral spoke at the Royal Institution predicting a millennium England with no war or crime, minimal work hours, and widespread physical perfection. He said population may reach 20 million in 3,000 A D with a rational costume, universal bodily fitness certificates for childbearing, and radio education. war would vanish and government duties shrink while civilisation risks and resource limits loom.
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London
William ‘Ralph Inge
St. Paul's Cathedral
England
Royal Institution
Earth
Memorial Day Program and Weather Mix in May News Flashes
A sprawling schedule lists Memorial Day program items from Tokio to the Kremlin Art Quintet and Morris on a long May broadcast slate. Weather notices, church services, and a range of musical acts including the Trinity Lutheran Service Rochester Concert Orchestra and Burly Vallee with the Connecti cut Yankees appear, with stock market and national radio features interspersed. The fragmentary OCR notes a county clerk converting to an office use and a sparsely detailed sale implication.
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Margy
The
Stone
Kremlin
Alice Moncrieff
Contralta
Tokio
Japan
Edgar White
Burrill
Domino Orchestra
Chevrolet Chroniclex
Clara
G Ames We "Thay
Phil
Itslay
Edgewater Beach
Charlie Agnew
Morrison Ho“sel
Guyon
Paradise Club
Orches
Trinity
Lutheran’ Service
Rochester
Troika Bells
Christian Science Service
P.M. Deems Taylor
the Yeast Foamers
National
Daniel A. “Poling
Williania- Dilomatics
Yordan
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Lew. White
Morfa Motor ‘Orchestra
Mona Motor Girl
Burly Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Collier's Radio Hour
Little Jack L Tttle
Westinghouse
Engine of Iron and Steel Indus
Floyd Gibbons
Kellogg Slumber Music
Charles Francis
Los Argentinas
Armchair
Theis
Jane
Lee, Sims
Wrence Business Boosters
Igan
Norman Tabernacle
Amony Hounds
USK Gold Medal Express
Maytag Orchestra
Chesbrough
Stromberg-Carlson
Empire Builders
Amos
Club 3
Ty Busse
Aviatrix Aids Preparation for Solo Flight Sale
A court house payroll window setup is arranged by Cliff Naftzger, Southwest National Bank president, and F. G. Hueys, assistant cashier, as part of a broader effort connected to aviatrix preparations for a solo flight.
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Cliff Naftzger
F. G. Hueys
Sistant
Southwest National Bank
Court House
Baldwin News brief on campus moves and travels
The article lists multiple personal moves and travels from Baldwin area figures. Baker College staff heads to graduate study and summer work in Wisconsin and Indianapolis, with accompanying family plans to visit Noblesville and Canada. Other listed activities include observatory study at Yerkes, local church inquiries, and a medical case prompting a move home for surgery.
All-Expense Westward Travel Tour Ad
A chance to join an all-inclusive rail tour to the Rockies Yellowstone and Pacific Coast with visits to Spokane Seattle Portland Longview Tacoma and Vancouver BC. It promises fixed total costs and a train journey with companions from nearby cities, covering meals hotels sightseeing and rail fare.
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West
Rockies
Denver
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Longview
Tacoma
Vancouver
British Columbia
Canada
Spelling Honors and Local Social Notes in Baldwin
Kansas City spent last Saturday in Baldwin at the home of their uncle and aunts Cowgill and Miss Martha Cowgill. Mrs. Piersol's sister, Margaret Dickinson, accompanied them home and will stay a week. Chapter CE of the P E O Sisterhood hosts a picnic supper June 3 at Maurice W Markham home for Mr. and Mrs. W C Markham of Washington D C. Miss Helen Keve departs next week for Pittsburg for kindergarten studies at State Teachers College Summer session. Mr and Mrs G W Kepner and daughter Katherine and Mrs Ernest Branwell of Kansas City visited T J Keohane. Dr and Mrs Wallace B Fleming drove to Kansas City Thursday.
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Kansas City
Baldwin
Cowgill
Martha Cowgill
Baker University Notes On Guests And Summer School
Mr and Mrs Cecil Vaughn of Lyndon hosted friends at a Baldwin party Sunday. Guests included Misses Trinidad de Mora Marguerite Treille Bertha Whitton Grace Irwin Clara Krefting Mary Ann Lawrence and Clara Hartley Wayne Welliever of Burlingame arrived Tuesday to work on telephone lines. Miss Mary Lon Spencer of Leavenworth and Miss Patty Marsh of Pittsburg came Thursday to visit the Alpha Chi Omega house. Spencer teaches at Winchester and Marsh at Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs Bert Emery and Mrs Harry Hobson shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Earl Hobson. Lena Dreyer of Burlington visited at Mrs Thomas Slavengs home. Professors moving to Mrs J W Counts property on Eighth Street include Dr H K Ebright Dean, Dr T L Harris, Prof C C Alexander, Dr W M Balch, Prof EB Cragoe, Prof W J Williams, Miss Grace Irwin, Miss Katherine Sutphen, Miss Nina Baylis. Mr and Mrs A E Kissinger plan to move to Western Kansas, possibly Great Bend or Dodge City. Hoskinson family attended Catholic service in West Baldwin. Baker University Summer School opens June 2 with faculty including Ebright Harris Alexander Balch Cragoe Williams Irwin Sutphen Baylis. May Queen Evelyn Carter with attendants and a Baker orchestra performed at campus ceremonies. Miss Bertha Whitton of Physical Education was involved in events. Prof Willard Garrett presided over a ceremony at Central College. Senorita Trinidad de Mora will leave for California to teach at LeLand Stanford’s summer program, and Miss Clara Hartley will study at the University of Kansas this summer.
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Clara_E. Krefting
Baker
University of Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Minn
Madison
John W. Hillman
Indianapolis
Ind
Hillman
Indianapolis “Star
Canada
Josephine Gentry
Hillmans
Noblesville
Willard H. Garrett
Yerkes Observatory
Lake Geneva
Robert A. Hunt
First Methodist
Lawrence
Old “Baldwin
Benjamin A. Gessner
Vinland Rural School
Elmer Axton
Pittsburg
Cecil Vaughn
Lyndon Speot
Baldwin
Helen Wilson
Trinidad de Mora
Marguerite Treille
Bertha Whitton
Grace Irwin
Clara Krefting
Mary Ann Lawrence
Clara Hartley- Wayne Welliever
Burlingame
Mary Lon Spencer
Leavenworth
Patty Marsh
Alpha Chi
Paul Evans
J. W. Count
Eighth Street
Baker University
H. K. Ebright
T. L. Harris
C. C. Alexander
W. M. Balch
EB. J. Cragoe
W. J. Williams
Grace-Irwin
Katherine Sutphen
Nina Baylis
A. E. Kissinger
Kansas
Great Bend
Dodge City
Ww. H
Hoskinéo
Vinland
Department of Physical Education For
Ronald Ingalls
Fayette
Arenance
Robert H. Ruff
Central College
Senorita Trinidad de Mora
Whio
California
Leland Stanford University
Clara Hartley
Department of Biology
University of Kansas
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Tokyo
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Pacific
Ash
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Pacific Northwest
Journal-World
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Banff Springs
Erie
Eea and
Banff
Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
Winnipeg
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Pon Peach
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Aati
Lawrence, Kansas
Northwest
Funk’s
Ward Randall
Whitehall
Itt
Charles Michel
Bellaire
Ward
Washington
Charles
George B. Woods
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Rent-A-Ford Co
Lan
Auto Wrecking & Junk CO
Tnd Ta
Fritzel Ice Cream Dealers
Indiana St. Coe’s Drug Store
Mass
Barber’s Drug Store
Dicker's Grocery
Eldridge
Eldridge Pharmacy
Itic and
Gordon Cafe
DeSoto
Hudson Cafe
Oskaloosa
Linwood Cafe
Linwood
Loomis Cafe
Holliday
Marshall Grocery Sibley
Palace Drug Store
Jola
Rankin’s Drug Store
Round Corner Drug Store
Roby’s
Dread Schaake Grocery
Ark
Shield’s Market
Locust Smith Drug Store
Walt’s Inn
West End
Indiana
Six Corner Tavern
Homer White Eudora
Beaman
Pleasant Grove Carpenter
Pleasant Grove
Hegerman Grocery
Varsity
Indian Village
Martin & McDonnald Gro
Wiley’s Grocery
Haskell
Johnson Grocery
Dela. Laxman’s
Farmer’s Union Store
Ziesenis
Eudora
Robertson Grocery
Lecompton
M. Fi
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Big Springs
Kirkham
Clinton
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