Concert Course in Lawrence Promises Bi Month Arts Event
The University of Kansas presents eight concerts in Robinson Gymnasium led by tenor Martinelli and pianist Bamboschek. Tickets are selling quickly as Lawrence seeks a full house for what organizers call the finest midwestern series, featuring stars from the Minneapolis Orchestra and national reputations.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Mnelli
Metropolitan Opera Co
New York
Guiseppe’ Bamboscher
Nateworthy
Chicago
Kan ‘City
Lawrence
Martinelli
Kansas City
Louis
Middle West
Omaha
St. Louis
Denver
Minneapolis
University
Alartinelli
G. Kreistir
KE. Ronas
Les Dieux -Grenarliers
Schumann
Mr Martinelli
Avia
Donna Wien
Mai
Manon Lescaut
Mar- Linedli
Frotik
Grier
Polichinelle
Mathinaninoff
Mr. Bamboschek
Aria
M'appart
Martha
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion gas and sour stomach. It claims dramatic relief within minutes, promotes a money back guarantee, and urges keeping a box at home for day or night use.
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Pape
Tanlac touted by Wichita user for kidney and rheumatic relief
M Violut Dickerwin of Wichita reports Tanlac eased long standing kidney trouble rheumatism and pain in shoulders back and hips after trial and says the tonic strengthens kidneys and improves nights rest. The advertisement notes Tanlac is sold at Ruin Corner Drug store in Lawrence.
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Wichita
M Violut Dicker
West Douglas Street
Sie
Amy
Chase
Toplace
Lawrence
Ruin Corner
Berlin Allows Married Women Teachers to Keep Jobs
The Berlin Schoeneberg magistracy and school board decide that women teachers who marry during the war may retain their posts and receive prior pay. They also seek to secure state funds for increased pay based on length of service, aiming to encourage marriage amid wartime strain. Scientific figures advocate lifting marriage limits for women teachers.
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Sloan
Berlin
S and
School Board of
Berlin-Schoeneberg
Chilean geography and people in National Geographic bulletin
Bail Willis reports for the National Geographic Society on Chile’s vast length from Cape Horn to Atacama and its narrow width. The piece notes the arid north, Andean slopes, and coastal valleys, Santiago as a proud capital, and Chileans as descendants of Spanish invaders and Araucanians, bold and cosmopolitan.
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Washington
Chile
South American Republic
Bail Willis
National Geographic Soviet
Cape Horn
Atacama
Tropics
North America
California
Oregon
British Columbia
St. Elias
Alaska
Peru
Valparaiso
Santiago
Buenos Aires
Paris
Santiago Contr
Buenos Airres
Artina
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Advertised liniment claimed to relieve neuralgia headaches and muscle pains with one application. It touted easy use without rubbing and claimed to treat aches, rheumatism, bruises, sprains, and stiff neck, available at drug stores.
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Sloan
Pure Blood Health Claim From Sarsaparilla Ad
An old advertisement asserts that pure blood produces healthy people and that sarsaparilla removes sores boils and eruptions by purifying the blood. External applications cannot treat eruptions. Hood's Sarsaparilla allegedly makes rich red blood aids digestion and strengthens the system.
Unfailing home remedy promises hair removal
An article notes a home method using delatone powder mixed with water to form a paste that covers hairy skin. The paste is left for about two minutes and then washed off to remove hair, claiming no harm or inconvenience when using real delatone.
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Boauty
Landscape Gardening Exhibit At Missouri Botanical Garden
An exhibit of landscape planning drawings models and photographs opens this month at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St Louis. Supported by the American Society of Landscape Architects and the garden, the show aims to stimulate interest in landscape architecture with contributions from Harvard University Massachusetts Agricultural College and other institutions.
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St. Louis St. Louis
Missouri Botanical Garden
American Society of Landscape Architects
Missouri Botanical Gardens
United States
Department of Landscape Architecture
Harvard University
Massachusetts Agricultural College
School For Gardening
The
Welcome Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Welcome Mrs Williams and daughter Mrs Kinnay of Nebraska visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of her brother Mr Chas Cooper. George Pardee took a load of peas to Ottawa Thursday. Mrs Robertson has been on the sick list this week. Miss Ferne Robertson is at home for the present. Mr and Mrs Pratt and Morris toured to Kansas City to the stock show and will go to Peculiar Mn the summer home of Mr Ivatt for a few days visit. Mrs Randall staying with Inez and Woernie during their absence. Albert Pardee attended the meeting of the Lawrence Radio club Friday night. Mrs Ralph Jameson and baby spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Milton Jameson of Stony Point. Mr and Mrs Chas Cooper and Howard were Lawrence visitors. Saturday: Mr and Mrs Harry Oakes and family attended the stock show.
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Joseph Heffner
Inez
Overbrook
Dave Heffner
Walter Fleer
Frieda Schwartz
WN. H. Canary
Emma Alt
William Schwartz
Don Altenfernd
M. Alb
Bright
Cora ‘Smith
Amos Wertz
Will Kingery
Everet
Will Smith
Dwight
Farmers’ Union
Lapeer and
Globe School
Globe
Harry Hemphill
Ralph Jameson
Joe Saile
Vinland
Mortons
Pardee
Welcome Sewing Club
John Wilson
Smith
Morton
St. John
Jameson’s
Get Fresh Air to Aid Obesity Treatment
A health note urges open air activity to combat obesity. It promotes oil of korvin capsules from local drug stores as a mild, pleasant aid claimed to improve digestion and reduce fat with several days of use. The article emphasizes early action and daily sunlight and breathing.
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Round Corner Drug Co
Liv
Local Community Socials and Notices Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Neighborhood groups meet for singing practice and socials while plans form to attend the Vinland Sunday school convention. Delegates Mrs Morton and Mrs Pardee are chosen. several families travel between Overbrook and Pardee's. An osteopathy graduate, Dr. Sarah E Carothers Cantrell, lists 1046 Vermont St Bell 1605.
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Sarah E.carothers Cantrell
D. O
American School of Osteopathy
A.T. Still
Vermont St. Bell
Masons Open Three Day Fall Reunion in Guthrie Oklahoma
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons of Oklahoma began a three day fall reunion in Guthrie with about 400 Masons and candidates expected. The opening session focused on conferring the fourth degree and the program continues through Thursday with third and second degree ceremonies and a closing banquet planned.
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Guthrie
Okla
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of
Oklahoma
Seramion
Thursay
California Syrup of Figs Promoted For Child Health
A 19th century style health ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for constipation in children. It warns to check for a coated tongue and other illness signs before dosing and notes counterfeit syrups exist. The ad promotes a 50 cent bottle with full directions for all ages and even adults.
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California
Goethals Eight-Hour Plan Critiqued by Kansas Committeeman
Kansas national committeeman Fred B. Stanley says General Goethals will expose what he calls the fraud of the Adamson law. He cites Goethals real eight hour day on the Panama Railroad and contrasts it with the Adamson act which Stanley says raises wages by 25 percent for 20 percent of railway workers. He predicts the commission report will show Wilson’s eight hour claim as a gimmick.
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Fred B. Stanley
Kansas
George W.goethals
Wilson
George W. Goethals
J Brotherhood
Congress
Goethals
Adamson
Panama Railway
Panama
General Goethals
Real estate transfers record in Lawrence Kansas deeds
Warranty deeds show John B Bell and wife Baldwin conveying West half of Southwest quarter of 36 14 20 and North half of Northwest quarter of 6 15 21 to Charles W Skinner and wife for $1 Bettie Bayne of Lawrence Kansas transfers Lot 5 Block 11 Haskell Place Addition to Polly Bayne for $300 The text also includes a stray commentary about girls training to catch men.
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John B. Bell
Baldwin, Keun
Charles W. Skinner
Northowest
Bettie Bayne
Lawrence
This Simple Laxative a Household Necessity
An article extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild but effective laxative for constipation. It notes its gentle action, absence of opiates, and suitability for all ages, promoting home use and authenticity with Dr Caldwell's signature. A free trial bottle offer is mentioned from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington ,St
Monticello
Inois
Woman's Auxiliary Triennial Meeting Opens in St Louis
More than 400 delegates from across the country register for the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Church in St Louis. Nearly 600 visitors expected. sessions run afternoons to allow attendance at the church general convention mornings. A United Offering Service will be held Thursday at Christ Church Cathedral with no sermon, but missionary collections from parishes nationwide will be gathered for women missionaries.
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St. Louis
Woman‘s Auxiliary
Board of Missions
Protestant Episcopal Church
Woman's Auxiliary
General Convention of the Church
Protestanty Episcopal Church
Christ Churchathedral
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
The notice promotes a home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises using Par mint double strength mixed with hot water and granulated sugar. It prescribes 1 tablespoonful taken four times daily and claims relief from head noises, open nasal passages, easier breathing, and reduced mucus.
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Martinelle
Dickerman
Tanlac
South
Foley & Co
Til
Foley
P. Barber & Sons
Korein
Masons
Guthrie, Okla
Benects
Stanley
Panama Canal
International
Episcopal
United
Breyfield
Afither
Ce Nebo
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