Total solar eclipse visible across continents tonight
A partial or total solar eclipse will darken skies over the United States, Mexico, Central and South America tonight and tomorrow morning. The moon will enter the shadow around Lawrence time and remain total for about one hour and twenty-eight minutes before the shadow leaves at roughly 14 20. Gun oil is mentioned in passing.
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United States
Mexico
Central
South
Lawrence
Royal Venetian Band Delights Lawrence Audience
The Royal Venetian band performed Thanksgiving, entertaining a large afternoon crowd for the Associated Charities and a nighttime Lyceum program. Caroline Lewis soloist impressed audiences with exquisite renditions of William Tell, the Sextette, and Saxophone pieces, with separate afternoon and evening programs drawing many encores.
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Royal Venetian Band
Lawrence
Lyceum
Lawrence Grows Progressive with New Street Cars
In a note from Perry Mirror, Lawrence Kansas shows progress as three closed street cars arrive from St. Louis for the Lawrence Street Railway. The Ward home at 1101 Newder Street is quarantined for scarlet fever. Bob Pippin, son of Mrs. R J Eames, dies in Santa Rosa California.
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Lawreence Street Railway Company
St. Louis
Ward Home
New der J
Sey Street
J. C. Rudolph
St. Fouis
Bob Pippin
Santa Rosa
California
R. J. Eames
Law
Teer
Lawrence
Kansas City
New Mouldings and Colors at Wolf's Book Store
New mouldings in Ward color lines Pon peiinn Green Jap Bronze Circassian Walnut Veneer and more. Wolf's Book Store advertises an illustrated lecture on Comets by Prof. Miller at 7 30 this evening in the Unitarian church Admission 10 cents.
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Wolf’s Book Store
Miller
Unitarian Church
Round Corner Delicatessen Offers Exquisite Spices and Condiments
Woodward and Co produce high quality extracts spices and condiments. Deli cacy and strength claimed as assured when purchased at the Round Corner shop.
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Woodward & Co
Personal Notes From Lawrence Through Kansas City Visitations
A long list of Lawrence residents and guests visiting Kansas City for dances, games, holidays, and social events. Names include Miss Madge Lane, Mrs. H. B. Bullene, Miss Edith Lawson, Miss Carrie Levy, Abe Levy, Dr. and Mrs. George, and many more. Also reports a marriage of J.A. Harris and Edith Thomas in McLouth and a brief note on a local woman’s hospitalization and commitment.
Trials in Porto Rico echo a disillusioned return
Paul J. Brampton of Ponce recalls his seven year stay in Porto Rico accepting a $3,000 a year job and a bride. He contrasts happiness abroad with serenity in the United States, citing alien attitudes, climate provocation, insects, and poor meat as major drawbacks. He would return if guaranteed his former bank position or an equivalent offer.
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Porto Rico
Paul J. Brampton
Ponce
America
New York
United States
Tam
Flint Dagoland
Porto Riew
York
Baltimore
Saul
Untitled excerpt on longing for home and abroad
Fragmentary letter snippet expresses a young man’s temptation by tropical life and Southern glamour, contrasting it with a longing for the United States as a preferable, heavenly home. The tone hints at weariness with distant places and a wish to return.
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Tropics
United States
Physician Ad Moves to Vermont Street Office
Dr. E. M. Owen, graduate osteopathy, medicine and surgery, has moved offices to 740 Vermont St. First door north of M. C. A. Phones 644. Includes notice for Lawrence Paniantech e do and par ticular pressing for particular people. Agent American Hat Works, 12 West Warren. Hale of Navajo blankets for holiday trade. C. C Seewir Indian Store. Heinze's Good Apple Butter in 40¢ stone jars at Donmire's.
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E. M. Owen
Vermont St
C. C Seewir
Heinze’s
Donmire's
Hick Greenhouse Ad Promotes Chrysanthemums and Roses
A North side greenhouse invites trial orders for cut flowers including chrysanthemums roses and carnations. Contact Hick Greenhouse at Bell 387 located at 369 for floral emblems and arrangements.
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North Side
Green House
Bell Phone
Hick Greenhouse
Vinland Jottings and Local Notes of the Week
Mrs Eugene Vtoskinson returned with two guests on Wednesday to chatter again Perry Stevens accompanied hers Free Morton spent Friday Baldwin met ings here are Still being We under stand Presbyterian meetings to start after these. The cli met Wednesday. Mrs Alfred Cutter went to town on Wednesday Geo Smith Mrs Rumsey and gon Charles Mrs Nye and daughter Arthur Hammeind and daughter Mamie Mr and Mrs Hill and Mrs Erti Roe spent Saturday in town. Cane stalks 16 feet high on exhibition at our fair raised by Mr Handall southeast of town. Neighbors of Mr Newton did him a kindly act by gathering his corn. Mrs Newton slowly improving Mrs Bear visiting country this week. Funeral of Mrs Frank Varnum held there Sunday. Cemetery services by Ladies Circle of G A R. Mrs Fitz came from town to attend. Mrs Lindstrom has friends visiting. A mixed car of stock shipped from this point. Mrs Fred Pratt gave Thanksgiving dinner yesterday. M E church had services and dinner at the ball on Thanksgiving day. Several other family dinners here. Mrs Walker as Lawrened is coming out this ning.
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Eugene Vtoskinson
Perry Stevens
Morton
Baldwin
Cli
Alfred Cutter
Geo, Smith
Rumsey
Gon Charles
Nye
Arthur Hammeind
Mamie
Mra
Hill
Erti Roe
Handall
Newton
Bear
Frank Varnum
Laslies
Fitz
Lindstrom
Fred Pratt
M. E. Church
Walker
Lawrened
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Strong & Garfield Shoes
Fischer
Mass
Suellon
A. L. Harris
Agt
Maine St
J. D. Avaloneda
Kress Bldg
Bell-phone
T. L. Phillips & Co
Fass
Wiedemann’s
Kansas
Perry Mirror
Will Roberts
M. Cobn
Albert Hine
SMORE
Wilson’s
Court House
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner & Marx, Clothiers
A. Ta Brady
Tom Willstall
Independent
Méred Wise
Oklahoma City
Dan Campbell
Coffeyville
Bob Herod
Trwin
Clark Kendall
Falara
Madge Lane
Olathe
H. B. Bullene
R. G Bass
Burlington
Walter Eames
Tudinarous
T. N. Gwing
Springfield
John Levett
Edith Lawson
M. Hay
Gertrude Hay, Jr
A. M. Hughes
A. D. Weaver
Amarette Weaver
Topeka
Jessie Chestnut
Clay Coner
Mrrs
ACJ
Carl
Harry Tolles
Con Squires
Cyrus Towssend Brady
Game All
Carrie Levy
Abe Levy
Iran
Kay City
George
Hugh Menn
N. Lewis
Ed Svhall
Dora Robb Young
J. 5. Henley
H. R. Greenlees
Olin BeJl
Adele Mark
Agnes
Nelle Greenlees
Joe Bishop
Cromwell Tucker
S. Squires
Broes Gustafsen
May Morse
Lynn” Masons
Cortney
Uagh Bhir
Roy Crogs
Gretchen Rankin
Karl Gaff Tirrh Alexander
Anne Hawk
Ben Willame
Florence Dorward
Vom Edie
Lupton
Mits Starkweather
Bnet Cooper
Eva Becker
Oklahoma
State Insane Hospital
J.A. Harris
Edith Thomas
McLouth
Mefouth
Rev Stanfler
Perriess
C. J. Brik
Dyche Bicycle Co
Rochester
Kennedy & Ernst
Tome
Stark’s
West J Warren
Lena Badsky
China
Jackson Building
L. Phillips & Co
St.Both
Raymond's Drug Store
Kodak
Albhams
Pont
Squires
Braas
St. Teel
Squire
Wolf's Book Store
Ofu
Odis
Studebaker
Lawrence Street
Motor Car
David Babb
Sec
Treas
Butters, Mgr
Bowersock Opera House
T. W. , Gaskell
George M
Meredith Nicholson
Daly's
Hackett Theatres
Garrick Theatre
Chicago
The
Garrick
Amy Leslie
Chicago Daily News
Klein
Sozman's
Hustler
Key West
Dunakin
the Hustler
Vinland Jottings
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