Assembly of scattered notices from 1931 Lawrence paper
The page includes address blocks for Laversen Thompson and Cola Cola Building with multiple city references, the Associated Press rights notice, and a November 1931 column from Washington correspondents noting uncertainty before Congress. It ends with a Psalm quote and a reflection on forecasters as Congress opens.
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Laversen & Thompson, Inc
Nnk
West 44Th St
South Michigan
Bureau OF Cir
Lawrence
Kansas
Washington
National Capital
Congress
Avith
K U Washburn Game For Unemployment Relief Benefit
Kansas and Washburn meet in Topeka next Saturday to support unemployment relief funds. The post season game will be free of charge for services, with all money collected going to relief. Community support is urged to maximize funds and ensure every cent aids the relief effort.
Japanese Foreign Office Misreads Stimson Remarks
The Japanese foreign office misquoted Secretary Stimson in papers on Manchuria causing a hasty protest. Revisions followed when it was clear the remarks were not his. The army withdrawal eased tensions as world opinion pressed Japan to curb its advance.
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Foreign Office
Stimson
Japan
Manchuria
Thermy
Kansas girl on Englishwomen fashion and wealth
A Kansas girl living in London observes Englishwomen with wealth and titles often look tacky and show little concern for personal appearance, highlighting a key difference she sees between English and American women.
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Kansas
London
Thanksgiving house party in Lawrence and Kansas City events
Miss Lulu Sherman of Kansas City will entertain Lawrence girls over Thanksgiving with a house party. Guests include Misses Ethel and Daisy Hoar Ella and Widith Hase Lena Smith. Kansas hopeful 12000 to see the game. Missouri and Kansas State teams discussed by Coaches Kennedy and Manilaw. About 500 Missouri students and 1200 KU people attend in Kansas City. Phi Sigma Chi dance in Ottawa with Lawrence attendees. Several Lawrence residents plan to attend events in St. Louis to aid a Kappa Alpha Theta installation. Families from Lawrence travel to Kansas City for reunions today.
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Lulu Sherman
Kansas City
Lawrence
Ethel
Daisy Hoar
Ella
Widith Hase
Lena Smith
Kansas
Missouri
Kennedy
Manilaw
Ottawa
Phi Sigma Chis
Georgia
Lois Smart
Harold Chalkley
Robert
Frank Geffs
Robert Herrud
Fred Taylor
Lawrence Peirs
Stanley Myers
John Riling
Clayton Hackman
C. Carl
Flo Shanklin
Alberta Bingler
St. Louis
Kappa Alpha Theta
Washingtn University
A. J. Anderson
Denver
John Watkins
John Benson
Edith Benson
Leland Benson
F. H. Roberts
EF. A. Bunton
Hugh Bunton
James Bunton
EF. L. Major
Marriage of Hazel Pauline Getter to Richard Woodward
Ten years ago on November 23 at Trinity Episcopal church Hazel Pauline Getter wed Richard Clarkson Woodward. Both attendors listed as living in Lawrence with Mr and Mrs Getter hosting the ceremony. Also notes a luncheon for Mrs Kreeck’s daughter Mrs E J Allison of Los Angeles at 643 Louisiana Street. Birth announced Harriet Jane LeSeur at Pratt Kansas. Visitors include Mrs H L Kane in Omaha. Theatres feature From the Ground Up and The Bat at Oversock and Av ery Hopwood with ticket prices.
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John C. Getter
Hazel Pauline
Richard Clarkson Woodward
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rev. Edwards
How’s your heart led zed to cre edly re
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Heredity and Fatalism in Human Traits
The piece distinguishes true hereditary factors from incidental inherited conditions. It cites eye color and hair form as inherited, names hemophilia and albinism as hereditary, and notes syphilis is congenital rather than inherited. It argues heredity's complexity confuses the layperson and references numerous careful studies.
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Cdils
Heathen Children Echo Mission Dream in Family Tale
A compact family vignette notes Ella aspired to be a missionary and is now fulfilled with five children. Ma remarks the children are as near heathen as any she knows, illustrating a rural, moralistic tone and social mindset.
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Ella
Publishers Syndicate
Tomorrow Fainless Childbirth
The text argues tendencies can exist without becoming realities and that relieving strain can keep a frail human system intact. It cites Voltaire as an illustration of long life despite frailty and ends with a fragment on tomorrow’s childbirth.
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Voltaire
Sundown Stories Iron Sundown Stories Iron
A pilot warns of a quiet time ahead for animal sightings as children imagine future trips to see creatures worldwide. John dreams of a huge park with animals while Peggy nudges him toward sports and chores. They return home to a windy, boisterous scene that shows the wind acting with wilful force.
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John
Peggy
Chariot Race Prompts Overnight News Update
Recovery of a chaotic city scene includes reports of a Washburn student running a dating bureau, a fatal shotgun accident near Wichita, and multiple injuries from a Salvation Army parade crash. Other items note deaths and injuries across Hutchinson and Belle Plaine in unrelated police and accident reports.
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Toveka
Jozeph Sumner Quint
Washburn College
Dc Knight
Wichita
Herbert Pultz
F. E B. Meckley
Fourth Naational Bank of
Yesterdy
George Suit
Plevena
Kan
Chloe Clapp
Lea Reese, Jr
Ruth Huffman
Suk
Parker
Kevin Cléster
Mulvane
Belle Plain
Kansas History Dates Note Vigilance Actions and Fires
On November 29 1888 a vigilance committee in Comanche County ordered undesirable citizens to leave the country amid stock thefts. The next day Whiting's business district near Atchison was destroyed by fire discovered at 3:00 am. In 1891 J KK Hudson of Topeka was named head of the Kangas delegation to the river convention by Governor Humphrey.
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Comanche County
Whiting
Atchison
J. KK. Hudson
Topeka
Kangas
Humphrey
Not Out of Danger Physicians Optimistic over Tom Mix
Hollywood, Nov 30 AP Despite definite improvement in the fight to save his life Tom Mix remained in danger as doctors said they were very optimistic. The screen cowboy suffers from peritonitis after a ruptured appendix. English voters increase in London with 29,935,121 registered voters, two million more than 1929.
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Hollywood
Cal
Tom Mix
Aebor
Mix
London
England
Sunset Pass scene: Rock Trueman becomes clerk
Rock Trueman, returning to Sunset Pass, takes a clerking job in a store. He flubs orders while flirting with a wary customer, hoping for a chance at love and a hint of the town’s gossip about Ash Preston’s bad reputation and vanished marriages. Sol Winter’s rumor mill adds tension as Rock confronts his past.
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Truc
Uesher
Ash
Ruston
Preston
Rock
Sol Winter
Amy Wind
Winter
Hock
Trueman
Jed
Teo
Sterk
Colorado
Gunnison
Trueman Rock
Zone Grey
Ash Preston
Flashes of Life and Odd News From Across the Nation
The report notes New Jersey’s radio density at 63.3 households per hundred and a listening population of 2 565 119. Other items include a fatal subway accident in New York, humorous weather lore, explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins reacting to fading fame, and casual street remarks about his beard.
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Associated Press
Washington
New Jersey
Census Bureau
New York
Aris
Tade Styka
Paris
Harlem
Gay Paree
Frank Wheeler
Springfield
Mass
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Grandi
Wilkins
Baldwin Donk Contest Crowned by Ellen Counts
Ellen Counts, a Baldwin High freshman, won the National Book Week donk title after solving word puzzles from a list of fifty book titles. The prize was a copy of Little Women. The event drew over thirty entrants and highlighted word rearrangement challenges.
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Baldwin
Ellen Counts
Wilson Counts
Dell Road
Ellen
Ellen Sounts
Richard Garrett
University of Kansas
Willard H. Garrett
William Bennett
Near Melis
Missia
Plorence Bennett
Centenary Hall
Wiley A. Reve
C. E. Heaton
Wallace B. Fleming
Misa Wsther Hrothway
Grace Dean Hanks
Howard Sanders
Gerald
Francis Yeoman
Chanute
Gerald Lockwood
Gerald Warren
Jean
Richard
aBrtlesville
Ohls
A. 0
Lockwood
Baldwin Ledger
William Colfax Markham
Washington,d.c
Rotary Club
College Cafe
Wolf
Baker University
William M. Balch
Highway 50 N
Woman's Auxiliary
Ammbaitan Legion
Bert Jones
Smith Leonard
A. Ha Siem
Dedrik Dalke
Marlene
Marian
Grace Irwin
Bertha’ Aailion
Clara
Kreftmeas
Baldwin High School
Bartro
Ottawa
Patronizing Our Own Town in Baldwin Community
Father Bartre serves the Catholic church in West Baldwin and is well known here. Miss Beulah Stewart hosted Baldwin High junior class at her High Street home with help from her mother and sister. Scout Ray and others from Baldwin assisted with ushering at the Kansas vs Missouri game in Lawrence, led by Scoutmaster Dee Potts. Numerous local residents visited Lawrence and Kansas City for Thanksgiving week activities.
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Bartre
West Baldwin
Beulah Helen Stewart
Baldwin High School
High Street
Stewart
Clyde Stewart
Harry Barnett
Ray
Baldwin
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Ted Cragoe
Wallace Kraft
Junior McKinney
Frank Showalter
Lester
Hev
Thomas Lucas
Everett Reb
Everett Gardner
Charles Barkley
Frank Gibbon
William Gibbon
Irving Gilman
Donald Black
Dee Potts
Lawrence
Fern Stephens
Highland
C. Stephens
W. A. Quayle
Warren Wilcox
Mabel Parmenter
Allie Gayle
A. M. Gardner
William Huff
Ida’ Adriance
J. ¥. Schneblyan
Gayle Chubb
Howard Harvey
Billy and
Siathy
Nervousness Sleep Aid Promoted By Weave Medicine Claim
An advertisement touts Weave as a cure for nerve trouble sleeplessness and related ailments. It cites a Mrs Irene Sum4ners testimony and credits Lady Slipper Root and other ingredients as nerve stimulants. The notice promises a guarantee and refunds if not satisfied.
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Nature
Raent
Irene Sum
St. Topeka
Kar
Lee Ie
Round Corner
Lawrence Dinner Guests Reported by Local Social Notes
Francis were in Lawrence on business Friday while Prof and Mrs S A Deel hosted dinner Thursday with guests including Mrs Ella Neil and others, reflecting a bustling social scene in the community.
Violin Recital Planned at Centennial Hall by Luther Leavengood
Miss Anne Neil of Lawrence and Miss Fern Stephens of Highland attend holiday visits with families from Vinland including Dr and Mrs E Stephens. Lucy Gordon spends holidays at Yates Center. Professor Luther Leavengood will present a violin recital in Centennial Hall on Wednesday evening December 2, featuring works by Vitali Lalo Owen Kriesler Albenez Elman Moszkowski and Wieniawski.
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Anne Neil
Lawrence
Fern Stephens
Highland
George
Kelly
Martha
Katherine
Anne
Edith
Vinland
E. Stephens
Lucy Gordon
Yates Center
Luther Leavengood
Centenary Hall
Vitali
Lalo
Owen Kriesler
Albenez-Elman
Moszkowski
Wieniawiski
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Rupert Hughes
Oversock Theatre
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Avery Hopwood
K Academy of Medicinl
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Fainless
the Associated Press
Zane Grey
Fruvman
Baldwin News
Yasea
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