County Commissioners to Buy Tractor for Food Service
The regular October session of the county commissioners ends tomorrow with a planned purchase of a tractor for food service purposes. They recently viewed demonstrations on Lake View road and have compared several makes to pick the best for rod making needs. Also notes on reserve officers in Lawrence, a memorial for Theophilus Little, and moves of Peter Voight and son to Lawrence are included.
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Lake View Road
University Club Elects Officers and Hosts Periodicals Auction
The University club will hold its annual officers election Friday evening. An auction of periodicals will also take place at that time. Dick Bros druggists advertise Adlerika and a glycerine mixture claim to relieve gas and stomach issues with digestion support.
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Adler i K
Dick Bros
University Club
Arrests in Lawrence Disturbing the Peace Case
Colored Swainshject Lenard Burris and Walter Fishback were arrested yesterday on a charge of disturbing the peace brought by colored students of the University who say that when they attempt to go with girls in Lawrence they are attacked. Two more colored boys are sought by the police. Two More Tires Recovered A farmer north of the Bis marck school house reported to the police by telephone last night that he had seen two auto fires in a field near his home. Chief James Monroe and Officer Hitt er went to the field and searched it carefully. Three fires matching those taken from the Sutter & Marshall garage at 200 West Sixth street on the night of October 5 were found.
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Lenard Burris
Walter Fishback
Lawrence
Bismarck
James Monroe
Hitter
Sutter, & Marshall
West Sixth Street
Danderine Promises Hair Stop and Dandruff Relief
Ad copy touts Danderine as a quick stop to hair loss and dandruff. A small bottle is sold at drug and toilet counters for a few cents. Instruction advises rubbing into the scalp and claims hair becomes stronger thicker longer softer and more glossy after several applications.
Henze Leaves Kansas University After Freshman Rule Standoff
Raymond Henze of Kansas City Missouri, a Kansas University freshman who was expelled after defying the freshman cap rule, has withdrawn and will enroll at another university. He went to Topeka seeking support from state officials, but Chancellor Strong says no investigation is planned. Henze returns home and plans to study at Michigan University. Ellis Bowling Scores Hetzel Team Wins Three of Four in Sevenback Series at Elks Alleys. Reatz tops for losing team with 202. Paroled: Carl Hess, 16, fined for smoking, to go to work per Judge Stewart.
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Raymond Henze
Kansas City
Potter Lake
Kk. U
Rice
Henze
Topeka
State Board of Administration
State Board
Rank Strong
Michigan University
Carl Hess
C. C. Stewart
Personal notices from local society columns
Mrs. Charles Wulfkuhle underwent an appendectomy Monday at Rosedale Hospital. Mrs. W. T. Dorman left for Clyde Kansas after visiting her daughter Mrs. Joyce Freark. Miss Mildred Hughey and Miss Helen Derby spent the weekend in Kansas City with Miss Marion Longsdorf. Myron Hughey visited Kansas City with Bert Shipley. Thomas J. Hughey spent Sunday with family in Lawrence. Phillip Doby and Herbert Derby were in Kansas City Saturday. Mrs. E. F. Harwood hosted dinner for sister Mrs. B. M. Braunrasno, Caliфaryine, and mother Mrs. Bell Arps. Mrs. Braun formerly Miss Josephine Arps. Mrs. A. L. Seaman of Riley Kansas and Mrs. L. A. Peterson of La Warr Texas visiting Mr. Seaman and wife at 918 New Hampshire. Elizabeth James of Baker University visited Alpha Chi Omega today. Mrs. William Macoubrie and Mrs. John Doering attended the 18th annual Federated Clubs convention in Olathe representing the Review Club.
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A. L. Seaman
Riley, Kansas
L. A. Peterson
la Warr
Texas
William Macoubrie
John Doering
Olathe
Review Club
Federated Clubs of the
Second District
Number 40 For The Blood The Old Cure Recalled
Forty years of use with the famous prescription Number 40 for the blood is hailed as a cure for glandular disease blood poison mercurial and lead poisoning chronic rheumatism cataract indigestion stomach trouble malaria and toxic conditions. Made by J C Mendenhall Evansville Ind and sold by Round Corner Drug Co Adv. Railway and utility commissioners announce their annual conference opens in In-
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J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Round Corner Drug Co
A Dainty Blouse Draws Designer Attention in New York
A fashion note from New York highlights the growing popularity of the man nish tailored suit paired with a separate blouse. The model sketched suggests tailored femininity and remains dainty, crafted in imported French voile.
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New York
Plumb plan and railroads debate discussed today
The article centers on a discussion of the Plumb plan and other schemes regarding future railroad control. It also includes a home remedy for dull speckled mirrors using whiting tea paste and polishing with tissue paper.
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Dianapolis
History Repeats Itself as Old Warriors Mirror Financiers
Briggs and Fowler discuss past wars as if they mirror modern financiers. Briggs claims ancient warriors often invested someone else’s capital, drawing a parallel to contemporary investment practices. Fowler asks for clarification, acknowledging the analogy.
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Briggs
Fowler
Fear in the Child and Its Lasting Scars
A quotation from HL Addington Bruce discusses Prof Angelo Mosso's warning that exposing a child to ugly truths and shocks leaves lasting splinters in the mind. The reflection ties psychology and parenting to lifelong inner torments.
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Angelo Mosso
HL Addington Bruce
Pape's Diapepsin Quickly Relieves Indigestion
Advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion by neutralizing stomach acid. It promises instant relief from acid, gas, and pain after taking one or two tablets. The ad emphasizes low cost and universal availability at drug stores.
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Pape
Platists and Separists Seek Quiet Lutheran Worship
A fragment notes a Lutheran sect called Platists or Separists favoring private worship under founder Spencer of Leipsic at a home named Collegian Pietas where any member could speak, resembling Quaker practice. adds a separate observation on billiard ball production noting drying shrinkage, rough turning, and long warm storage before final turning.
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Spencer
Leipsic
History of the Melon Chronicle
The melon history traces extensive cultivation in France by the early seventeenth century while noting its ancient origins from the era of the beginning of our era. It records Egyptian cultivation and a claim of introduction to America by the Portuguese.
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France
America
Lift off Corns With Freezone Ads
Advertisement claims Freezone removes corns and calluses painlessly from feet with a tiny bottle costing little at drug stores. It promises instant relief and easy removal by applying a few drops to the corn or callus, lifting it out root and all without pain.
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Adv
Patti career earnings estimated at four to five million
The amount believed earned by the late Adelina Patti as a singer is placed between four and five million dollars. Emelyne McKenzie, Nova Scotia's first female lawyer, appeared in court for the first time and secured her first verdict.
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Adelina Patti
Emelyne McKenzie
Nova Scotia
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