Fragments of social events and meetings in Midland area
The text lists various club activities and gatherings including the Midland Rural chair with 17 members and guests, a reading by Jess and refreshments, an invitation from Mrs. Kate Toms, a Tusday roll call for readings, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Young. It notes upcoming meetings at 2:50 PM in the Commerce Building, evangelism lessons, and plans for discussions from Psalms. Also mentions births, a Marion Talley concert, and university club meetings amid continued local social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Ve Leif
R DB Shaw
Jess
Ars. A. OQ
He Miller
Kate Toms
Kennard
Local residents share travel and family visits
Mrs. Robert Love of Kankakee Illinois spends the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred Love. Mr and Mrs Russell and daughter Lou drove to Kansas City to meet a San Diego friend. Mrs Fy Flack of Coffey formerly Miss Jessie Gordon of Lawrence visits relatives. Dr and Mrs WN Gifford travel to Kansas to visit their daughter Mrs James Searles. Frank Rice visits Topeka before returning home. Mr and Mrs Monard Fitch return to Kansas City after a brief visit. Lester Deda and Otto Cincinnati travel for a few days with Dr Roach's family in Topeka.
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Robert. Love
Kankakee
Fred Love
C. B. ‘Russell
Aughter
Lou
Kansas
San Diego
Cal
Russel
Anada
Ming
el Dorado
Pier Weet
Topeka
R. EH
Smith
Monard Fitch
Kansas City
T. G.fitch
Ayd Lester Deda
Cincinnati
Otto
Recitals At University And Early Chain Store History
A University recital by Kathryne Sutherlin was scheduled for Monday at 8 pm with Dean Swarthout as accompanist. Sutherlin, a former Chicago Civic Opera signer, fills in for Miss Louise Miller on leave in New York. Earlier, New York Parent Teacher Association officers were elected, with a brief note on music appreciation funding. The article closes noting the first American chain store system, established in 1858.
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Kathryw Suthertin
Fraz
University Fine Arts
Dlis
Sutherlin
Louise Miller
New York
Chicago Civic Opera
Ravina Park
Dean 1
MM. Swarthout
Miss ‘Sutherlin
Parent-Teacher Association
David Rasson
He Li Muts
M D. Perkins
W. C. ‘Hamilton
Parent-Teacher Council
Parent-Teacher Associations
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Gentle Laxative
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a pleasant tasting remedy for fevers, biliousness, constipation, and colds in children. It urges mothers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with bottle directions for babies and children of all ages and warns against imitation syrups.
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California
Boyish Bobs Change Hair Trends In New York
New York reports women adopting short bobbed hair as a sign between old Je ta and new styles. Observers note that hair fashion now demands varied, intricate styling. The shift reflects a broader move toward modern feminine fashion and grooming.
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New York
Spencer Couple Celebrates Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W O Spencer of Big Springs celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary at home on September 16 surrounded by four children fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. The couple began married life in a small log cabin on the same place they reside today. Mr Spencer is a Civil War veteran and their children include W W Spencer and Harley Spencer with families nearby.
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W.o.f. Spencer
Big Springs
Thairsseth i
H Gan
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
Demma Milzlencia
Harley Spence
Hair fashion and the return to longer hair trends
New York stylist Sidney Brooks argues the manish cut spurred by fashion is fading as hair grows out for winter. Women who clipped their hair like men once mocked the look but now seek transformations to lengthen and soften their appearance.
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Sidney Brooks
New York
Mr. Brooks
Women Aim for Short Hair as Spring Weather Shifts
Women embrace shorter hair as milder spring temperatures approach. They seek easy care and comfort, trading longer styles for practical, quick-drying cuts to suit warmer days and rising humidity.
Long Hair vs Bobbed Styles Spark Debate Among Women
A fragmented discussion traces shifting beauty norms as women debate whether short or long hair suits maturity and modern life. The piece notes ongoing fascination with bobbed looks and winter transformations, highlighting societal pressure on appearance.
Undefined craft causes bobbed hair to fascinate males
A fragment reflects a debate on bobbed hair as a fashion, noting its effect on male attention and the challenge of shaping style to appeal to men. The text hints at social expectations and fashion judgments embedded in older newspaper prose.
Large Pores Can Be Reduced Skin Tone Treatment
An advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO Skin tone as a new treatment from a French remedy line. It claims to reduce large pores and oily shine by eliminating excess oils with a cosmetic formula, advertised in a pharmacy section.
Added Beauty in an Hour For Hair Sheen
A beauty product claim touts rapid hair sheen and curl enhancement. The ad promises wave and shine similar to Edna Wallace Hopper's style, priced at 75 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Publicity notes strong endorsements and consumer assurances aimed at women.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Parce
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Maine Street
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Toeka
Banks
Marion Tallex
Frank E! Banks
Ruth Hap Othy Barter
M Derron
H. P. _ smink
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Ening
St. Clair
W. O. Hamsident
Quincy
Hamilton
Lawrence
W. O. ‘Hamilton
John McNarrey
Har
City
F. McClanahan
B. Russell
Marion Talley
Andy
Fern Ebuersfeld
Gertrude Jengen
Oscar Lottholz
Eudora
Memorial Hospital
Tventy
Worden
Marion ‘Tarley
Bitcie Zwick
Tubiee
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Minnimen
Margaret Es
Mamie Tuttle
Bernigee Jones
Albert. Martin
Omiga
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Quillen
Myers Hall
H. B. Hungerford
Esther Wigon
FE. H. Lindley
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America
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Hoadley
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Sreegulars
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