Tonganoxie Country Club hosts autumn dinner gathering
The Tonganoxie Country Club held a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs Ibert Heine's home with an elaborate four course noon dinner. Guests included Mrs. Edmund H. Cox and others, with autumn flowers and a cosmo fern centerpiece.
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As Ibert
Heine
Sion
Heing Farm
Edmund H. Cox
Stilleo C. Still
William E. Noble
W. Himpel
Teter
Arian
Tiss Stella
Bert Harmon
C. Stil
Peter Harrah
Ted Hemphill
Lincae
Harbeson
J. W. Harbeson
McLouth
Hay
C. H. Halstead
Bertha Halstead
Kansas City
Linton Stout
Berth Harmon
Honey Valley
Lawrence
Marie Newsome
Rena Geib
Floyd Ratliff
Charles Corlett
Frank Jenkins
Ada Jenkins
Ella. Phonicie
Leonore Laming
Harry Jenking
Ella Phenicie
Harry Jenkins
Don Burnett
Charles Kendall
Rex
Frank Zoellner
Leonard E. Hazen
Grace Zoellner
Tonganoxie Reading Club
Anna Bell
West of Town
Harold Bell Wright
J. Mel Naughton
Bel
Din H. Cox
J. McNaughton
Frank Henry
John C. Laming
Bertha Kinzler
E. &. Heiser
H. Dreisbach
C. H. Cain
E. Pr. Leakey
William Phenivie
Leonor
Blanchard Umholtz
Neely
Daniel V. Umholtz
Mabel, Casebier
Foley Kidney Pills Aid Sleep For Gainesville Reader
A Gainesville reader credits Foley Kidney Pills with curing years of sleepless nights. A testimonial from H. T. Strange describes relief after taking two pills with water nightly. The home notices detail local residents, social events, church activities, and gatherings in Kansas City and nearby communities.
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Foley
Aleep
T. Strange
Alan
Gainesville
RM. R.no
H. T. Strange
P. Barber
Local residents enjoy a weekend picnic and visits
Mr Andrew Trout and many neighbors from Wangs City and nearby towns gathered for a Saturday picnic. Families including Rappard Albright Oehrie and others visited homes, called on friends, and shared Sunday and midweek calls around Lawrence and Excelsior. Several outings connected to Ochrie Aldbright Myer and Johanning households plus a Biddinhay trip were noted.
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Andrew Trout
Wangs City
Henry Rappard
William Rappard
Jonny Breithaupt
Rappard
John Livens
Bridles Gilges
M. Albright
Suidas
Lora Albright
Bert Bond
Misssker
Lawrence
Kya
Mabel Haas
Excelsior
N. H. Canary
Oscar Lutz
Prim
Silas Cavin
Law
Rence
Biddinhay
Hwa Stewart
Freda
Muna Stewart
Fred Johanning
William Schwartz
John Powas
Bawla Metafter
Haarlem Gold Medal Remedy Capsules Adverts Decline
An old style advertisement touts Haarlem Capsules as a cure all for kidney and digestive issues. It claims strong results, money back guarantees, and urges buyers to seek the “Gold Medal” seal on every box, asserting purity and importation. No proven medical backing is offered.
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Haarlem
Tolland
Overbrook Friday Farmground and Early Wheat Prep
In Overbrook residents prepare ground for sowing wheat as neighbors recall a local baseball game at Globe school. The Lone Star and Globe teams faced outsiders in a Friday matchup, with Globe winning 26 to 11 led by Murrah.
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Stebener
Overbrook
Lone Star
Globe Boys
Globe School
Turngon
Tawer
Globe
Jack Frost
More Money Inroads to Highway Construction Growth
Washington set for a surge in road, building and bridge spending as highway departments expanded nationwide. Expenditures rose from 880 million annually in 1904 to about 28 billion in 1915, with state costs leaping from 2.3 million to over 55 million, and local funds adding 2 million. By January 1, all states except Indiana, South Island and Texas had highway agencies, reporting 265.24 million state funds and over 50,000 miles of roads built or maintained.
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Washington, D.C
United States
New Jersey
Indiana
South Ieland
Texas
Williamstown People: Lawrence residents active Friday
Fragmented report names several Lawrence residents and their Friday activities including a man demonstrating Sieur art, Chatt McCoy a Lawrence v tor, Mrs John Traut of Ver, Ben Kyle, and Mr Hogan in railway work. Celia Mulvihill teaching in Clyde visited rural parish Sunday.
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Charles Wwall
Lawrence
Sieurart
Chatt McCoy
Lawrence v Tor
John Traut
Mulvinll
Ben Kyle
Kidney Ailment Remedy Ad Claims Jad Salts Cure
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a harmless kidney flush to relieve back pain and bladder disorders. It describes the remedy as made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, and urges taking four ounces in water each morning for a few days. The note mentions a local druggist selling Jad Salts and lists several local names and social notes from Lawrence dated Sunday.
Heroic British Officer Rescues Wounded Under Fire
London Gazette reports Second Lieutenant Hendrik Schalk Beauidenhout of the Royal Field Artillery saved seven wounded men by shielding them with a roof while under enemy shellfire. Despite being struck multiple times and blown clear distances, he survived and continued to serve.
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London
Hendrik Schalk Beauiden-hout
Royal Field Artillery
Lincolnshire Regiment
Ishells
Trewels
Manila group plans tuberculosis sanatorium in Balic-Balic
The Thilinte pine Island Anti-Tuberculosis Society submits a plan to Manila's Municipal Board to set apart a model township in Balic-Balic for tuberculosis patients and their families. It already holds land and aims to open a large sanatorium with an adjacent open air school for delicate health children, continuing work begun by Mrs. Eleanor Franklin Egan.
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Manila
Balic-Balie
San Nia del Monte
Eleanor Franklins Egan
Leatherman
San Juan del Monte
Balic-Balic
Philippines
Townsend’s Wife Visits Captive Husband at Constantinople
The wife of General Townsend, who surrendered at Kut, has arrived in Constantinople to visit her husband. The World notes permission was granted after Kut’s surrender, with Townsend’s wife able to assess the campaign and personal tributes. Meanwhile the Turkish capital faces executions, food shortages, and restrained luxuries amid unrest toward the Young Turks.
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Sher Nan Casebier
Lawrence Peairs
Kansas City
H. Bryan
Independence
Bryan
Christian Church
Sacred Court Church
Laming’s
Linck
Leavenworth
Aid
Society of the Congregational Church
Harry D. Hoskins
Hosking
Edward JB. Hoskining
R. Lester Bloss
Richard
Edmund H. Cox
Grace Parney
William C. Allan
Frank A. Henry
Frank Zoellner
Charles B. French
Jehn Christiason
Flora Carter
J. A. McArthur
Baritony
J. Driesbach
McNaughton
Julia
Edward Hoskins
Flavel Reno
University At
Lawrence
William Reno
Wilber Melone
Anton Nirsehl
Willie
George
Leavyenworth
Mary Iho
Baby White
Bre Boright
San Roland Prites
John W. Evans
John C. Laming
London
Townsend
Kut
Constantinople
Jedburgh
Enver
England
Londoners Wear Clogs as Boots Rise in Cost
Londoners adjust to higher boot prices as clogs gain acceptance among the poor. The shift reflects changing social habits amid rising footwear costs and broader urban economic pressures.
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London
Gascarets Promise Quick Morning Cleansing
A pill ad claims bilious symptoms like headaches coated tongue and bad breath stem from a toxified gut. It promotes Cascarets as a nightly, taste friendly laxative that cleanses the stomach liver and bowels by morning and keeps children happy with its gentle taste.
Clog footwear gains traction despite poverty stigma
The article notes the persistent reluctance of the poor to wear clogs seen as a symbol of charity and poverty. It highlights London shops and factories increasing clog production mainly for country, colonial, and French markets, with one factory supplying large quantities to France as captured trade from Germany.
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London
France
Meteorite Exhibit Showcases Range of Space Rocks
In Washington a remarkable exhibit at the Chew building displays meteorites from One Nation. The collection ranges from small pebbles to great boulderlike masses, including a glinting piece similar to the Bacuhirile type. One fragment weighs an estimated 25 tons and remains where it fell in Mexico.
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Washington
Mexico
Salute for the American Flag Amid Harbor Arrival
Governor de Graeff, figure of the old Dutch republic adversary, performed an official salute to the American flag. The event, dated November 40, coincided with a ship entering the harbor of St. ustulis, marking a notable moment.
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de Graeff
Repub
Stalius
St. Ustulis
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Fern Henry
S. J. McNaughton
Edward C. Mey
Slaughter
George Denhohn
I. A. McArthur
Flora Aned
Marie Carter
A. H. Dreisbach
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Uys
Fiysines College
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