Tuberculosis Associations Hold All Day Meeting in Kansas
A collaboration of tuberculosis groups from Douglas Wyandotte Shawnee Jefferson and Franklin counties met at the Thimble Theatre Tea Room to plan Christmas seal sales and boost tuberculosis fight measures in Kansas. Attendees included Dr C H Largan Topeka Mrs C R Moore Osawatomie Eletia Kindlesperger Lawrence and many others from Topeka Lawrence and Askealoosa. The session featured health education displays and talks on school based seal drives, summer camps for underprivileged children, and the role of rural schools in disease prevention. Grand prizes and health pins were announced to honor top selling schools with classes arranged by attendance. The meeting highlighted continued emphasis on rural health education and toothbrush sales through schools in cooperation with the State Board of Health.
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Douglas
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Jefferson
Franklin County
Nell Minceheiser
Askaloosa
We. O
Key
Ruth Eldridge
Lawrence
Eunice Ballen
Helen Keliara
Topeke
Hazel M. Drake
B.E. Marnum
Gladys Nechilsen
Marion Necholson
Kansas
Kank
Minnie Scott
Marcares Bullene
Caria MM. Bullen
James 8. Taylor
Rachel Finry
Dack Bowen
Od. Lane
Lawron
la Wéloe's
Banice Fatton
T.B. Association
James Taylor
Develas
Ma Belie Tree
Vevelas County
Barnimat
Kari
Blecta Kirdessporger
Mopige
Lerriga
T. D. Association
Echo
Legriga
State Board of Health
Dr. Lerriga
Melon
Kellam
Topeka
de. Lerrign
Deaths and Funerals in Early Order of Panera and Salina
A jumble of obituaries and death notices from Latwrence and Salina regions, naming Frank Able and Jerry Lyons among the deceased. Funeral details, home locations, hospitals, and announced plans appear with scattered dates and venues, including the Bell Memorial Hospital and local churchs. Also noted are unrelated items on river rescues, Supreme Court denials, and local school meetings.
Democratic ticket stalls on election ballot plans in Kansas
Topeka reports the state Democratic committee abandons court action to add candidates to the general election ticket. Chair Ho Swongeer said lawyers concluded vacancies could be filled only if nominated candidates die or resign. The party plans to field ten candidates, with Socialist rivals fielding eight.
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Democratic State Committee
Topeka
Kan
A.P
Democrat State Committee
Ho Swongeer
Chairaian
Tthe
IK Sag
Radio Schedule and Nightly Programs Across Major Cities
Columbus Day Tuesday radio lineup lists WEAF WOOK-UP joint program and varied musical acts across stations including WNY, WCCO, KDKA, WLW, WHO, WSB, WAAC Boston, CHICAGO outlets, and a dense catalog of orchestras, dances, cantatas, and organ recitals. Highlights include time blocks for Faithing, theatre programs, and dinner music with numerous regional listings.
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WEAF
WNY
WCCO
Flas
KDKA
LWGN
Richers
WLW
Ruth
WSB
Atlanta
Vdace Siederap
NES
Chicago
Iil
Sam 'N’ Hensyz
WIE
WBBM
Progran Vwox
Tila Wilo
Pian
Ape Eastey
Col- Beg
Ee Netmusic
Wore
Clearwater
Gion Sielier
Panis
Bouts
Ebkets Fields
Sharkeeyers
Bigam
Wance m
Hestray
Tal
WIP
Lpajaa
American ‘Legion
Philadelphia
Tesrgh
Jrehestca
Riland Agus
Pianen
Er Weaf
Wham
ROCH
KSD
ST. Louis
Freeram Front Weaf
KPO
SAN Francisc
Aoe I
WGY
Schenectady
Wioliq
WJZ
Signore Orehes
ARS
Washington
WEA
Wee Webb
Zion
Ile
Southeast Kansas hosts agriculture and business conferences
In Chanute Kansas on October 11 AP reports Southeastern Kansas hosts two conferences to highlight regional growth. Farmers meet Thursday with soil building dairying poultry and livestock experts led by Dean L E Catt. Business leaders gather for general meetings and round tables featuring bankers lumbermen real estate officials manufacturers editors and retailers with speakers including Governor Paulen Walter Weisenberger and others.
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Chanuir
Kan
iPlow
Southeastern
Kaneag
Southeast Kansay
Tne
Dean L. E. Catt
Kansas State Agricultural College
Wifl
Une Agriculturati Peoliege
Senator Capper
Oringinal
Atmong
Schedul
J. C. Mohler
State Boardg of Agriculture
John Tramble
Kansas Fariners’ Union
Alewell Davis
Bronson
Kansas Grange
Cyrus Ss
Oklahoma Highway Commission
E. L. Copeland
Santa Fe
Paulen
Kaisas
Jardine
Walter Weisenberger
National Bank of Commerce of
Season forecast hype from Amos A Stagg fuels college football optimism
U P reports Amos Atonng Stagg predicts a record season with larger crowds as stadia expand and midwest rivals intensify. He notes forward passing will rise, with targeted passes and faster play, plus greater use of the forward five yard rule to open the game. Stagg expects a fighting Chicago team even if wins are not guaranteed.
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U.P
Amos Atonng Stagg
University of Chicago
United Press
Tikewise
Middle West
Stagg
Stage
Myuin
Foosball
Eniversity
Cardinals Clinch World Series With Seventh-Game Win 8 2
St Louis Cardinals beat the Yankees 8 to 2 in the final game to capture the World Series, their first since 1900. Ruth hit a solo homer for New York, while Thevenow and Alexander sparked the Cardinal offense and Haines earned the win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York
St Lois
Yankees
Hornsby
Alexander Tio
Retieve Haines
Lazzeri
Cardinals
Babe Ruth
St. Louis
Nat
Southworth
Battomsley
L. Bell
Rondo Hafey
O'Farrell
Haines
Alexander
Ame
Ie Hoo
AE Comics
Koshig
Ruth
Meuse
Gebiiz
Ih. Mills
Dugan
Rae Severeid
C.f
Hoxtin
Su Lanis
Sef
Creid
Koenig
Bottomley
Louis
Gehrig
Jazeeri
Lazzeli
Hayt
Hatey
Pennock
Hart
Hildebrand
Klein
Haze
Dinneen
Veterans Weather Plan Guides Legion Convention Schedule
Philadelphia authorities review 96 years of records to pick October 11 to 16 for the American Legion convention. Col Vincent Carroll chairs the planning committee and consults forecasters headed by Georges Bliss to ensure favorable weather. Past data show only traces of rain on one day in the last two years, favoring stable conditions for the five day event. News notes also mention Richland festival plans and local civic appointments.
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Philadelphia
Legion
Col
Vincent &. Carroll
Georges Bliss
Anil
Elise
Sudden Turn Delights Fans In Tight Hornsby Run
The piece recalls Hornsby Thevenow lifting Savagors in a tense series clincher. Messy text hints at a late game surge by Alexander and Yunka, with scoreless stretches and key plays shaping the outcome. Names and teams appear garbled but suggest a dramatic playoff moment.
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Savagors
Hornsby
Thevenow
Sredtayt
Eh Larsen
Exancden Gietrd Mithe
Pievenasws
Tye
Alexander Steels
Rontinger
Sam
Hevenow
Playground baseball tourney delayed to Thursday afternoon
The intramural sports director at the University announced a delay in the playground baseball tournament until Thursday at 4 39 oclock. Most organizations have not been informed of the start and about half the entries are in. Entries will be accepted until Friday at noon.
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John Sabo
Coxeh Sato
naen_o
Wetines
Arel
New Aviation Regulations To Curb Stunt Flying
Officials consider strict rules after a surge in noisy stunt flights disturbing crowds and ceremonies. Commerce leaders plan licensing pilots and certifying aircraft under new legislation similar to maritime navigation rules. Regulations drafted by MacCracken’s bureau to be issued within weeks.
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Washington
Qet
American Aviation
Ary
Commerce
Tye
Avialae
John Contidge
Cantidge
Llymouth
Commerce Department
MacCracken
Turkey to try radio in Angora government plan
Angora approves Turkish Radio Corporation formation and first stations planned in Angora and at Constantinople. The two stations will be powerful enough to broadcast to all parts of Europe as inaugurations are set. The piece also notes Salina county crop concerns and local livestock stocking, plus a comparison of the Woolworth Building height and a mention of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
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Constantinople
Angora
Turkey
Angoria
Chaskantinople
Europe
Meérica
Woolworth
New York City
United States
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynns
Maesaughnsetts
Cleveland
Ohio
Crild Styles and Fasting Religious Focus in Garment Shows
A fragmented passage describes Tari dress makers at PF and a fashion show for girls aged seven to eighteen, with emphasis on garments for young boys too. It mentions religious fasting events in Ueningrad and a mayhem of voter campaigning urging citizens to perform duties before the November election.
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Attonien
Ueningrad
Maryn Golubova
I Opiay
Death of Nephew Shocks Ohio State Family
Mrs. E H Holland learned of her nephew Kibler a senior at Ohio University being killed in a Friday accident. The tragedy occurred near his home after a game against Kansas with Phi Kappa Psi mentioned. His mother, Mrs. Protestant Hollands, faced the painful moment.
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E H. Holland Niga
Ktler
Ohio
Kibler
Kansas
Phi Kappa Ps
Hollands
Linwood notices and updates from Lawrence area
Linwood column lists illness recoveries and visits including Mrs Eliza Winkleman recovering in Jones hospital Lawrence after illness, Mrs William Hill visiting Basehorig, Miss Ferne Caseier returning from Tonganoxie, Hazel Fritz visiting her mother, and many local movements such as W Henderson heading to Wichita, Arthur Adams spending weekend in Kansas City, and football results showing Shawnee Mission defeating Linwood 7 to 2 amid a flurry of social and travel notes from Linwood and surrounding communities.
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Eliza “Winkleman
Jones Hospital
Lawrence
Wm. Hill
Basehorig
W Rm
Allison
Ferne Caseier
Tonganoxie
Hazel -Fritz
C.S. Finkle
H. Bugle
Quinty
Lily Pickens
Vinles
Rosa
Dan Clibe
Kansas Ciy
Zora Curtike
Joes Jennie Hubbard
Kansas
HL Leker
Leadhworth
Linwood
Eldredge Jones
Kansas City
Harry Fieanor
Linwood Times
Yates
Evanston
Zeboanne
Orren Grogs
Harriet Thomas
Richmont
George Henk
Visttine
Anton Rott
Cuba
Kane
Florence Stephens
F. M. Adams
Kans
Georg Feiler
Denver
Colo
Omar Browning
South Dakota
Minnesota
C. Jones
Rit
Diapepsin Ad Claims Instant Relief for Upset Stomach
An old advertisement promotes Diapepsin for upset stomach gas and indigestion. It promises immediate relief once you take a tablet after eating, claiming to cure sour stomach, flatulence, heartburn, palpitations, and painful gas. The ad notes a small, guaranteed package price.
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Arog
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Frank Able
New Harty Shire
Street
Dinili
Neriing
Bell Mesterial
Rozvdale
Panera
Zerengenott
Jerry Lyons
Terry
Lron
Latwrence
Anéyneed
Ad Mayen
Salina Salina
Get
Usued Licht
Dpewerdor
Peranon
Ali Lindshorz
McPherson
Salina
River
Supreme Court Washington
APV
John Ramsey
William K. Hale
Henry Rody
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Derrick Newton
Eastman Kodake
Kodak Films
St Rankin's Drug Store
Mass
Ady
Naval Instruction
Northwestern University
Navy Reserve Officers' Training Corps
Evanstea
Seihoaris
Ank
Montgomery
Hobbs
el Dorsche
Altherth
Ust
Olsen Wilhelmna
Holland
Rurope
Foyshe Hovame
Pio
Joe Pecret
Fuerey
Collumbus
Onelestra
Davenport
Rana
Valents
KOA
Ieee
Pharie
Ville
Ance Prchestra
WDAF
d—Schodl
The
Aire
Heeson
Memphis
Dante Music
Milwaukee
Devine
Ae Neware
Farseitts Oi & Wiz
New, York
Frank Dole
S. W.kansas
Greater
Hwlo Krep
Snoring Creek
Spring Creek
Hat Jeinis
Jergen
Betten
Rankin’s
Deng Store
Therenow
Legion Committee
Richland
Charles .B. Griffith
Joss W. Miley
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Garnett
Lyle Haroon
Strichel
Ney
Ki L
Alrope
Salina County
Land- A
Salina Co
el Dorado
Butler County
Cambaigning Chanuale Rhe Dows Aman Letrion Pr Wess
Vreshnean
Ginls
Freghmah
U F
Frank Co Staley
Isc
Vucig
Musical Bulletin
Ames
Zenith
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