A Pretty Wedding at St Josephs Leavenworth
A morning wedding at St Joseph’s church Leavenworth united Miss Theresa Guenther daughter of Mr and Mrs William Guenther with William Anderson of Lawrence in the presence of relatives and friends. Rev Father Koehler solemnized the nuptial mass. Attendants included Miss Mae Guenther maid of honor and Paul Anderson best man. The bridal party wore blue Canton crepe attire with matching hats and bouquets. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home with guests from Lawrence and Leavenworth. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside in Lawrence after October 15.
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S& Joseph's Church
Leavenworth
Theresa ® Guenther
Williamuenther
William Anderson
Lawrence
Father Koehler
Mae Guenther
Paul Anderson
Columbia
G.A. Atulersen
Har Anderson
George Anderson Jr
Jnst Stull
Irz
Thomas
Andergan
Lucile
Koehler
Ter
Rake and Son
Mpetia
Matthew Louis Guen
John Guenthernketan
Miss Leavenworth
Mir.ederson
Local Social Notes and Fire Reopens Broom Factory
The column records neighbors visiting, lectures to be given in Topeka and Lawrence, and weekend plans for Mrs. Anderson and others. Ottawa reports the Boyle Broom factory resuming operations after a fire with full staff. Dr Templeton leaves First Presbyterian for Dodge City. Card of thanks from Phillips Brothers. D A R rummage sale announced at 621 Mass. St. Also a quip about self-praise.
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Ottawa
Boyle
Templeton
Carl Winfeld
We Templeton
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Dodge City
Stentsgan
Phillips
Personal notes residents visit and travel plans
Mr and Mrs D L Hull of Colorado Springs visit daughter Mrs Earl Potter. Mrs Charles F Brook visiting, Mrs W H Pendleton and Mrs J H Smithmieyer en route to California. Mrs Adam Brady, formerly of Lawrence, now in Los Angeles, spends days here with friends. Eva Linton of Kansas City visiting her daughter Mrs Brown. Judge Robert Lemon of Pittsburgh, AU Law School graduate, visiting Alpha Tau Omega house. Earl Potter leaves tonight for Madison to join football team as they play Wisconsin. Mrs and Mrs H R Hammond leave for Albuquerque after spending time here.
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D. L. Hull
Coloado Springs
Colo
Earl Potter
Charles F. Brook
H. Smithmieyer
California
Adam Brady
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Cal
Eva Linton
Kansas Ci
Brown
Robert Lemon
Pittsburg
A. Uvllaw
Alpha Tau Omega
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Universty
Wisconsin Universty Team On, Saturday. Mre.and
Rep tile Styles Rule in Fall Fashion by Hedda Hoyt
New York fashion writer Hedda Hoyt notes reptile skins dominate this season. Snakeskin trims hats gloves shoes belts and handbags with crocodile lizard and alligator features making key statements in coats frocks and sportswear.
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Hedda Hoyt
New York
Pj “Tm
Lillian
French Women Drink More Says Professor Labbe
Fairs report French women increasingly indulge in alcohol as men cut consumption. Professor Marbbe, cited by the Academy, notes cocktails and aperitifs have become common even among working-class women. He warns hospital cases linked to strong drink rise among women while male cases drop.
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Marbbe
Labbe
Car and Bus Coordination to Improve Service
Cleveland Oct 6 AP Local transportation is being strengthened nationally by coordinated car and bus service. Frank R Coates of New York president of the American Electric Railway Association told the convention the street railway is a necessity but electric railway management must use the bus. He predicted that future street railway and bus riders would pay only the actual end cost of carrying passengers.
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Cleveland
R. Coates
New York
American Electric Railway Association
Coates
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Constipation Relief
Aimed at women and girls, Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a gentle, non griping laxative. It claims to establish natural bowel regularity without upsetting delicate stomachs and invites readers to request a free sample by mail.
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Cross
Pepsin
Monticello
Ilinois
Vaccination for Infants Raises Immunity Claims
Infants vaccinated against tuberculosis show lower mortality in early life, with Dr. Weill-Halle noting immunity may last three years or longer though data remain incomplete. The vaccine, derived from Calmette’s attenuated strain, is given at birth and requires strict lab safeguards. Also mentions European circus markets and John Ringling’s views on the sector’s strength.
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Washington
B. Weill- Halle
College of Medicine
Paris
Eceres
National Tuberculosis Association
Weilli Halle
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Sweden
Weill-Halle
Calmette
Bertrany Mills
England
John Ringling
Europe
Papes Diapepsin Ends Stomach Misery Ad
An old advert promises instant relief from indigestion gas and sour stomach after taking Pape's Diapepsin. It claims relief from distress, heartburn, and stomach pain as soon as the tablet reaches the stomach and guarantees correct digestion per package.
Subside street cars urged by New York expert at railways convention
Frank R. Coates of New York predicted radical changes in fare methods for electric railways and buses at the American Electric Railway Association convention in Cleveland. He proposed distance based charges with property owners bearing other taxes, saying the system would be fair though cumbersome and likely to become standard. The four day meeting discussed traffic congestion and fiscal issues.
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Cleveland
Frank. R. Coates
New York
American Electric Railway Association
Coates
Chinese farmers suffer famine as military occupation looms
Reports from Peking describe unprecedented disaster in rural China with cattle, food and valuables seized during occupation. Women and girls forced to labor, property burned, and spring planting halted. More than 200,000 refugees in Peking seek relief. ad invites readers to buy Favorite Magazine at Rankin's Drug Store.
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Peking
U. P
Pittsburgh Faces Sportless Sunday Debate
Pittsburgh Pa Oct 7 AP reports the city weighs a sportless Sunday policy as James M Clark advocates change while opponents fear disruption to local traditions and commerce.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh public safety chief cites 1794 blue law in food store kerfuffle
The Pittsburgh director of public safety yesterday invoked the blue law of 1794 during a dispute at Barber's Drug Store. The incident, tied to Bezemai or itch, sparked questions about enforcement and modern relevance of historic statutes.
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Pittsburgh
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