Foreign Selling Nearing End Signals for Railroads
The Oct 2 New York report highlights a waning foreign liquidation of American securities and argues that railroad finance could benefit as capital returns to markets. It notes robust profits for Southern Pacific, Atchison, and Reading and predicts ample funds for securities and commodities while warning of a later postwar downturn and intensified global competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Reading Roads
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims five minute relief from sourness belching gas and heaviness, with a fifty cent bottle enough for the whole family and renewed breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Basby
Help for Women from Suffering to Recovery
After terrible sufferings lumber less women have used Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered from ailments peculiar to their sex. Many have written letters describing their experiences to be published. These honest stories appear in newspapers and are written without fame but for your aid. For pure ice cream call 182 Wiedenmann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Cemetery entrance bridge to be rebuilt with county aid
Sutton Cemetery Association reports county readiness to pour concrete for a new entrance bridge. Local workers from neighboring areas haul sand and cement as crews from other neighborhoods will supply crushed rock. The project follows county commission concessions. residents note it will be a significant local improvement.
Community Notes and Local Visits From the Week
Local residents report visits among neighbors and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Dockie Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Taylor, Mrs. Mary Griffith, and Joe. Miss Ermine Taylor and Miss May Barkley visited Miss Verlie Murray. A Philip Miller sale drew a large crowd with most items sold. The Democrats held a meeting at Number Ten school house with several speakers. The farewell party for Superintendent Missip Miller drew about forty attendees with games and music. Several residents traveled to Kansas City for visits, fairs, and football games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallerman
Dockie Sutton
Simpson Taylor
Mary Griffith
Joe
Ermine Taylor
Kansas City
May Barkley
Verlie Murray
Philip Miller
Ed Stoneking
Rhoda Davis
John Anderson
Democrats
Number Ten
Barkley
Owen Turker
Curtis
Clyde
Ledterer
Gale
Robert Murray
Verlie
Will Murray
Ruth Pearsons
Number Tenn
Vinland Fair
Bert Emery
Harry Hobson
Asa ‘Turner
Owen Turner
Sundépy
Melcy
Pon
Jourdon
Mel
John Lewis
John Dillon
John Rockhohl
Dookie Sutton
George Murny
S. Barkley
Ud Grifith
Nettie “Cline
Charlie “Bowser
Shamoway
Kinser
Kinser and Prof. and Mrs. Geere
Newman Weems
Oklahoma
Jardon
Clarence Payeet
Oklahome
Joe Murray
Harris Murray
Centropolis
Ross Carson
Irinecton
Ashby Cine Sons
Thorbsiday
Ghidys Suwin Bal Heeps
Eeister
Rt Sawings
Gavean Lane
J. C. Baker
Mathey
Charlie Bakers
Delta Tau
Manhattan
Charlie
Leland
Nellie
Grace
Wh Os. A. C
Baldwin Community News Highlights Local Visits And Sports
Mrs. Baldwin Shepler with daughter Cora visit from Colorado Springs as Mrs. B N Ace hosts. Various locals greet visitors, Delta girls host matron Herminie Beekman. Baker football drops 20 0 to Kansas Aggies and Coach Schlade man tests team with new players. Other notes cover Rev Freeland giving library to Baker students and locals traveling to Oklahoma and Kansas City for business and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shepler
Cora
Colorado
Springs
Shepler
B. N.ace
Win. Holliday
George Lee
Carrie
Abilene
Baldwin
Lucey
Baker
Lee
Douglass
Mote
A. J. Shumway
Cummi Gilbert
Ottawa
May Gilbert
John Girmioni
Edgerton
Alfred Averill
Osage City
Delta Girls
Herminie Beekman
Kansas Aggies
Aggies
Baker Boys
Schlademan
Salina Westeman
F.C. Robinson
C. H. Dixon
J. P. Haggard
Robinson
Dixon
Haggard
Wellsville
Rev
W.T. Freeland
Baker University
Freeland
California
R. Z. Swegle
Kansas City
Melvin Rigg
Cornell University
Carl Michelson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Iron Works
B. C. Culp
V. Elwall
DeSoto
Clyded Stewart
Clyde Stewart
Nansas City
N. M. Weents
Okla
Flx
Jordon
Maywood Smith
Junior
J. M. Nabb
Lyman Sullivan
Lyman
No Trouble To Keep Skin Free From Hairs
An article from The Modern Beauty advises women on using a paste made from delatone mixed with water to remove superfluous facial hairs. The paste is applied for 2 to 3 minutes, rubbed off, and washed to leave the skin blemish free, with a warning to obtain genuine delatone.
California Syrup of Figs Ad for Baby Constipation
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs a teaspoonful to relieve a cross feverish child tied to constipation. It claims rapid relief within hours, cleansing the bowels without gripping, and highlights a pleasant taste and caution against counterfeit fig syrups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Portle
Fornia
Fig.Syrup Company
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Endorsed as Constipation Remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild gentle laxative for constipation, avoiding harsh purgatives. It features a Davenport Iowa user testimonial, price fifty cents, and a free trial offer from Dr W Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Robert LeForgee
Kirkwood Boulevard
Davenport
Iowa
Dr. Caldwell
Ottawa Guests and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs George Nabb visited relatives in town from Ottawa while Mr and Mrs J M Nabb hosted them. Mrs H A Church attended a Women’s Home Missionary Society meeting in Topeka. F L Cannor visited Vermillion for business and old friends. J C Talbot traveled from Kansas City to see his daughter Mrs Alex Trotter. Dr Klyne returned to the pulpit after a sickness spell. A E Mann spent Sunday in Kansas City. Paul Bear left for Butler Missouri to manage the exchange. Nate Barley of Richhill expects a line chance here. Howard Campbell, formerly Baldwin telephone manager, now works for Bell in Kansas City. Dr G S Parmenter and family enjoyed a day in Kansas City. Paw paws caused a local poisoning incident involving Baker University Sophomore Charley Nichols. Anna Kirkpatrick visited Ottawa relatives. W C Messinger and wife paused homeward from Kansas City. they once lived in Baldwin and now run a general store in Maran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton Cemetery Association
Thomas Gillhand
James Cale
John Rockhold
Dockie Sutton
Earl Lederer
Bert Sutton
Charlie Bowser
Roy Clary
Schott
Gertrude Schott
O. M. Hird
Owen Turner
Fairview
Phoebe
Emery
Number Ten
India
San Francisco
Homer Hodges
Lewis
Leona Jardon
Brubaker School
Dockid
Sutton
Ed Ingle
Ottawa
John Rackhold
Réy Prices
Ulster
Jorden
John Cline
Bert Emery
Harry Hobson
Charlie Pitts
Charlie Gale
Charlie Johnson
Clyde Lederer
Charles Johnson
Dr. Anderson
Fred Clark
Theodore Johnson
Lawrence
James Gale
Kate Curtis
Brewer
Indiana
Woodman Hall
Wellsville
Leloupe
Gardner
May Barkley
Ermine ‘Vatler
Kansas City
Robert Murray
Clarence Page
Ken
Okla
Adele Hall
Mckinney Cutter
Baldwin
Bell People
GS. Parmenter
Charley Nichobs
Baker University
Anna Kirkpatrick
W. C. Messinger
Mrs. Messinger
Maran
Mr. Messinger
Lone Emporia student faces Rhodes scholarship exam
Ernest G. Keller of Emporia, a College of Emporia student, was the sole candidate for the Rhodes scholarship examination at the University of Kansas today. The two day exam covers Latin Greek and mathematics and by passing Keller becomes eligible for appointment next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G. Keller
Emporia
Keller
College of Emporia
University of Kansas
Kansas
Worden Store Robbery Report Without Suspects
A Worden store was robbed last night with no clues on suspects or direction. Missing items include shoes clothing merchandise tobacco and other goods. The sheriff was notified.
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Worden
Football Team Trains Together at Bricken's Café
Fifteen members of the KK U football squad banded together and will operate a training table at Bricken's cafe starting this week, signaling a coordinated approach to practice and nutrition as they prepare for upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. U
Bricken
Mail-in sample offer for Foley products promises relief
A promotional slip urges readers to mail in their name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and croup, Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and rheumatic troubles, and Foley Cathartic Tablets as a cleansing laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
O. P. Barber & Sons
Tone Down Tan Shoes With Soft Flannel Cloth
A venting of thick castorv is applied with a soft flannel cloth to tan shoes whose color is too vivid. The method tones them down considerably through careful abrasion and finishing.
Simple Home Remedy Promises Relief From Catarrh
An old notice promotes Parmint Double Strength with hot water and sugar to treat catarrh and related deafness head noises and gastric mucus. The ad claims rapid improvement, improved breathing, and restored senses with a daily tablespoon dose four times daily, citing 90 percent of gas trouble linked to catarrh.
Dandruff Remedy Claim Promises Hairless Dandruffy Heads
An old advertisement touts liquid argon as a guaranteed cure for dandruff. It advises nightly scalp application of four ounces to dissolve and destroy all dandruff, claiming itching stops and hair improves after multiple uses. It also notes arvon is available at drug stores and is inexpensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Hag
Bradfeld Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Mother Love Aids Soldier in Trenches in France
In the early days of World War I a private named Bailey endures rain and mud in the trenches of France. He recalls his mother’s faith in Sloan's Liniment, which he receives and uses to ease muscular pain. Bailey shares it with comrades who hail it as a great reinforcement. Available at druggists in 25c, 50c, and $1 sizes.
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Bailey
France
Sloan
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D.D.E Se ‘Round Corner
ND Corner Drug Co
Robert le le Forge
Charles C. Williams
Rev. Williams
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Episcopal Church
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