War loan sparks market shift and international impact
New York October 6. A major war loan drive boosted security markets with renewed demand for United States securities. Foreign buyers are expected to return as exchange rates stabilize, reducing incentives to avoid American markets. The issue could influence food imports and exports and affect prices of American farm goods and grains, while banks and firms prepare for widespread subscriptions. The market logged a tentative rally after reports on shipping and the Vincent incident clarified, easing earlier declines.
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United States
Dardanelles
Oyleralars
Corte
Poreighiies
Korg
Elise
Pers
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Auarkel
Vhursshiy
White Sea
Single Spoonful Surprise In Lawrence Buyers
Local residents report unexpected fast relief from a simple buckthorn bark remedy sold as Ante ay. Buyers claim one spoonful clears gas and rumbling within minutes and aids bowel cleansing, with claims of effects in both upper and lower bowels.
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Lawrence
Adler
Sony Ar
Dick Lreihers
Muss, &T
Explosion blamed on Santa Fe railroad negligence
Report identifies negligence as the cause of a fire and injuries from a gasoline explosion on September 27, attributed to the Santa Fe railroad company. The coroner’s verdict remained pending as of yesterday.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pain Ad
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents per bottle from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, claiming to cure catarrh by a blood and surface system action and promotes Hall's Family Pain for constipation.
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F. . Cheney& CO
Toledo
O. We
P. Cheney
Noh Goure Rob
Hall
Welcome Address at Meeting Opens Kansas City Baptist Session
Mayor Francisco opened the Kansas City convention with a welcome address as Rev C C Brown spoke on racial progress and unity. The session featured remarks from Rev G N Taoksin and Rev D A Holmes, with Bowren to deliver the annual address and sermon by Rev J Clay, as delegates gathered at Ninth and Ohio streets.
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W A. Bowren
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City
Aunie
Jat Sort
Cuffeyville
W. J. Francisco
I. N Taoksin
University
Haskell
Brown
Meekson
Pistor
Jolsen
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Mowren
Alain
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Phel Ehureles
D. A. Holmes
Kansas City
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Sibel Toni
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Pinex cough remedy promises quick relief and savings
An old advertisement touts mixing 24 ounces of Pinex with a pint bottle and sugar syrup, then dosing with capsules hourly to conquer coughs. It claims rapid throat relief, reduced inflammation, and suitability for bromeliitis and winter months, with a 5 cent to 54 cent cost and a money back guarantee from The Pines Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
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R ‘Thy Pines Co
Ft. Wayne
Lad
Sermon Tonight by Chicago Negro Newspaper Leader Charles Stewart
A sermon tonight features Charles Stewart ML of Chicago, regarded as a leading black newspaper correspondent in America, delivering a special address to men at Hood's in Kansas City. The text reflects a public program with remarks on race and press.
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Kara
Bwagsas City
Charles Stewart
Chicago
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Local residents travel for visits and business in Kansas City and beyond
Lawrence residents and others head to Hastings Nebraska and Kansas City for visiting friends and family. Several names appear with trips to Kansas City for visits, church activities, or business. Notable movements include Mrs Lizzie Hanger, Mr and Mrs Paul Ackerman, Miss Sarah Dixon, and Mrs Earl Voxel among others. The report lists numerous short journeys to Kansas, California, Utah, and Nebraska with no formal events or outcomes.
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Lawrence
Ernie Toley
Hastings
Nebraska
Edison
Eples
Lizzie
Kant
Mas
R. Ts“ Campbell
Livdora
PL Ackerman
Kansas
Cronehi
Fourth
Aventh
Blanche Wiley
Paul Richardson
Charles Achning
Kausas
Mors
Chas. Tucker
Auanie
Kansas City
Sarah Dixon
Elizabeth Dixon
Agusta Dixon
California
Los Angeles
Pasadena
T. A. Wilson
Marion
Kat
Cherishian Church Convent
Chadwick
Parker
Earl Voxel
Isiaelas City
E. DonCarlos
Henry Asedu
Penél Gas
Ae ‘Cout
George Brow
Injora
EU Als
Fred Less
Oflanwa i Ug Ler Sun
KR. Hess
Elinsotts Sijredi
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J.P. BA
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Lawrence Ou
Marl Pringhe
Bonner
H .A. Rice
Oliv Street
Malet Sheen Sias
Wr George Sheen
Parkall
Utah
George Sheen
Miri
Jampstree
Overbrook
Progra change at The Bowersocks Tonight
One line notice notes program change at The Bowersocks for this evening. Readers are advised to take a box of Vi ednuinuin s chocolates.
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St Dee
Dail
Vieduinuin’s
Aga
Power in Advertising Reveals Scientific Article Approach
A new book by W. Terigh discusses advertising as a science aligned with natural laws. It argues that well crafted ads pay for themselves and can boost business quickly, outlining principles and patterns that guide consumer response and market behavior.
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Fidalg
Audeertising
Tony
Gadl
Yim
Jie
Christian Church convention attendee visits Caney Kansas
Mrs C Le Ayres returned to St Louis after attending the Christian Church Convention. Mrs Ax represented Mothers to Babies Home of the Christian Church in St Louis. G H Hamman specialist promoted eye nose throat care with glasses. Several locals mention purchases and events at The Bowersock and in Kansas City. A daughter was born to Cart Woodard's family, and ads note sale dates.
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C le. Ayres
St. Louis
Christian. Church
Irs
Mothers
Babies Home
Curistian Church
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