Fay and Bob Reunion in wartime romance
Fay faces a dilemma as Bob returns from war with Hugh, testing old friendships and love. Bob reveals a four year secret pact, and Fay learns Hugh is part of a plan that could tie her to happiness with Bob. The scene closes with wedding prospects as both men return home. Copyright 1919 McClure Newspaper Syndicate. Proponents of the League of Nations Covenant gather at the Nobel State convention in Omaha.
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Walt
Hugh
Bob
Cigeby
Hough
Ike
Ier
Weill
Fay
Waek
Pal
ip.Panig
Hugh Hee
Hugh Enater
Hugh Wrentham
France
McChure
Omaha
Electra at KU A Greek Stage Production in Gym
University of Kansas presents Electra by Sophocles in Robinson Gymnasium on Thursday night. A 35 member cast led by Florence Butler and Craig Hennedy, with an 18 piece orchestra and costumes mostly home made to cut costs, will perform a detailed rural Greek setting. About 600 dollars total spent on costumes and scenery, with 1,000 downstairs seats and tickets at Round Corner Drug Store.
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Usabe
Electra
Sophocles
Robinson Gymnasium
Greéek
University
Kansas City Scenic Company
Florence Butler
Kansas University
Craig Hennedy
Kansas City Symphony Orchestra
Charles Skilton
Arthur MacMurray
K. U
Round Corner
Franklin Local Farmers Union Meeting Postponed
The Franklin Local Farmers Union meeting was postponed due to the death of Mrs. R. Shiraz and will now convene Monday evening at the Franklin schoolhouse. The Camp Fire Girls Steff& Marias will picnic in Bismark Grove this afternoon. Theta Alumni and Kappa Alpha Theta Alumni clubs plan Monday evening meetings with Mrs. George Rising. Mrs. T. E. Hanks of Pomona and grandson Henry Lee Jost of Kansas City have left for Pomona after visiting Mrs. Hanks’ son J. L. Hanks.
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Franklin Union
Franklin Local Farmers’ Union
R. Shiraz
Franklin
Steff
Marias
Bismark ‘Grove
Theta Aliuni
Kappa ‘Alpha Theta
George Rising
T. E. Hanks
Pomona
Henry Iee Jost
Kansas City
Fragmented Public Notice From Damaged Page
A partial readable fragment describes a local notice about a sale or action with officials named and a place referenced. The text is garbled but indicates a formal notice or legal matter scheduled at a marketplace or room setting.
Wisdom In Feeding The Fami ly
Diet guidance stresses balanced protein and carbohydrates for different workers, urging mothers to value nutritious foods within budget. It warns excess meat hinders health and promotes varied meals with affordable staples, noting growth needs and planning aids.
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Digesons
Easler
Rabbits Demand Green Feed and Water for Daily Staple
Fragmentary note argues rabbits need a steady supply of green feed as a daily staple. Mentions water or milk as drink, and hints at a preferred diet including bran. Wording is unclear but emphasizes consistent nourishment for rabbits.
Neatness in Frocks for Children Shows Fresh Spring Styles
Mothers are urged to teach neatness in dress as specialists’ children’s wear debuts arrive. Features include swiss organdie frocks with wide hems and pin tucks, ribbon sashes, pearl buttons, and a quaint modal reversible frock with bias pockets and a turned collar. Feather stitching preferred over hemstitching.
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Ant
Batiste
Bead Work Tips For Amateurs In Vogue
Bead work is in vogue with amateurs urged to plan carefully using fine linen thread wax, baste canvas to thin fabrics to prevent puckering, and spread beads on contrasting surfaces for visibility. Work only in good light and avoid crafting when tired or restlessness may ruin results.
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Piper
Demand for Waistcoats Submerging Coat Suit Collar Trend
Demand for waistcoats has almost completely submerged the separate collar vogue that has been a feature of the coat suit. The shift signals a change in style emphasis within formal apparel circles.
The Fox Sparrows in Springtime Family Talk
Mr. and Mrs. Fox Sparrow discuss their stylish name and red brown plumage. They plan a mossy nest with soft grass and feathers for five blue eggs, anticipate red brown spots turning into young, and invite friends to sing a spring song about the coming birdlings.
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Mr. Fox Sparrow
Mrs. Fox Sparrow
Sparrow
Wettan
Mrs. Fox
Fox Sparrow
Birdland
Cards and Conversation Bring Laughter in Quiet Gathering
A reflective remark by Addison praises a gathering where people shuffle and divide a deck with no talk beyond simple card terms. He muses that a man made of game phrases would find life brief yet laughs at such a complaint.
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Addison
Daily Thought Quotable Reflection
A brief aphorism noting that good company and discourse are the sinews of virtue attributed to Izaak Walton, presented as a solitary reflective line.
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Izaak Walton
For Her Own First Bonnet in Pale Blue Straw
A young girl reaches the bonnet stage and delights in a pale blue straw bonnet decorated with pink and blue straw roses. It is tied under her chin with a large blue taffeta bow featuring pink picoted edges.
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Arch
Frank
Ellna
Julia Brung
London
Wotta
Djingale
McCulloch’s
New York
Milan
Oldfield
Hanna-Carter Co
Eris
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