Subscriptions and political commentary from 1931 paper
The text outlines subscription rates and offices for Mait-Strictly In, with addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and more. It then covers Associated Press rights, Lawrence Kansas publishing details, and a mix of humor and political notes including Topeka Davis tax league events, AT&T earnings, Louisiana governors surplus, and various national issues with a tone of 1931 editorials.
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Miss Mellis Brock to return to Streator hospital
Old Home Town notes Miss Mellis Brock will return Wednesday to Streator hospital in Chicago where she has been studying. Mrs Susie Gilmore leaves for Denver to graduate from St Luke's hospital tomorrow. John Kilworths travel to Kansas City for a week at the horse show. Percy Pine of Salina organizing a Pantatorium club in the McIntire building. Rev J P Coffman back from a two week South Dakota trip. family to California soon for a year. Schools Won't Open Board of Health overturns school opening. three quarantines lifted and one new case at 917 Rhode Island.
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Streator Hospital
Chicago
Susie Gilmore
Denver
St. Luke's Hospital
John Kilworth
Kansas City
Percy Pine
Salina
McIntire
Merchant’s Bank
J. P. Coffman
Robert Morrow
Ethel Morrow
Mona Eberle
Helen Hodgson
Lawrence
Quanah
A. Henley
Sam Bishop
A. Mitchell
E. L. Charlton
Lawrence High School Plans Bid Openings Set
Plans and specifications for the Lawrence High School by architect William B. Ittner received final approval. He will solicit bids from contractors in ten states. A new school project signals growth for the district and local education. Rose Ellen Allen born to Dr and Mrs Forrest C Allen this morning.
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New Lawrence High School
William B. Ittner
St. Louis
Board of Education
Tner
Forrest C. Allen
Rose Ellen
J. R. Holmes
Engagement and social events in a local column
Mrs Leonard and Mrs C E Decker hosted yesterday afternoon to honor Mrs George Leonard visiting from Seattle. Mr and Mrs H Martin announce the engagement of daughter Hazel to Clarence Frederick Grubb of Lamont Oklahoma with wedding planned in late October. Mr and Mrs John Hunzicker marked their 35th anniversary at their new 1901 Barker Ave home with a family rug gift.
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C. E. Decker
George Leonard
Seattle
H. Martin
Hazel
Clarence Frederick Grubb
Grant Grubb
Lamont
Oklo
John Hunzicker
Barker Ave
How to Treat Sprains and Strains in Sports and Daily Life
This article explains that excessive strain may injure joints and muscles, with sprains most common in the wrist elbow and ankle. It covers signs such as swelling synovitis and the need for medical help if injuries are not mild, plus basic treatment like rest gentle massage heat and bandaging. It notes x ray when joints are injured and recommends continued exercise only after initial healing.
Venice Muir Faces Purity Or Style In Society Reflections
Venice Muir endures social scrutiny as her mother pushes for her daughter’s popularity. She doubts any chance of triumph, rejects purity as out of style, and contemplates writing a novel after a pivotal party where she and friends miss a meaningful connection. Through self analysis she seeks understanding.
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New York
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Time Turns Ahead with Leaves Still Glowing in Autumn
Venice Muir seeks popularity through writing and social demands while a time bending episode with the Little Black Clock reveals leaves turning colors as usual. Venice wrestles with longing for a debutante’s life and questions how to achieve popularity within the social circle of Yale Princeton party talk and motherly expectations.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Peggy
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Perry
Flashes of Life from Various U S Cities
A patchwork of brief items: Ramsay MacDonald amid campaign duties kicks off a miners football match in Seaham. Buffalo fire chief Hedden jokes about becoming a millionaire if false alarms were curbed. Dorothy Burgess reports jewel thefts and later recovery after a party. Chicago study finds midlife men as safer streetcar operators. Bingen White Salmon station name dispute rules in favor of Bingen White Salmon. Dan Sheehan loses a dozen horse shoes in Des Moines. post office sorting urged to avoid mix ups between Ashley Ackley Hasville Ashland Arhley due to careless spellings.
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Dorothy Burgess
Chicago
Hart E. Fisher
Olympia
Wash
Bingen
White Salmon
Des Moines
Dan Sheehan
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Washington—Postoffice
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Hasville
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Arhley
Kansas Schools Face Charity Postseason Football Proposal
Topeka observers discuss Owen D Young suggestion that high school and college teams play charity postseason games this fall. E A Thomas of the Kansas State high school athletic association says he will bring the idea to the board, noting current rules bar games after the regular season. In Manhattan, Dr J T Crawford cites Baptist convention property value rising from 1.411 million in 1916 to over 7.6 million in 1931. In Independence, Rev Guy Morrill argues mass production and capitalism have failed and that only Jesus plan can meet today’s economic needs.
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E. A. Thomas
Kansas State High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
Manhattan
J. T. Crawford
Toneka
Baptist Church Convention
Independence
Guy Morrill
Philadelphia
Jesus
Taxing ourselves for schools and corrupt conditions notice
A Topeka telegram demanded a personal investigation of corrupt conditions in Hugoton, sent to state attorney general Roland Boynton by executive committee of the American Legion. The attorney general urged reporting wire of the issue.
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Morrill
Topeka
Hugoton
Roland Boynton
American Legion
Big Chief Puff claims a bold tribal following
A fragment from a 0 15 line notes page describes Puff proclaiming a tribe of warriors, with ominous imagery about trees and bushes and war ideas. The piece mentions local social visits in Kansas and Texas, a marriage announcement for Kathryn Seiwald and Coy Brock in Greenville Texas, and several school and community events including a Wiener roast, a football victory, and a bridge game high score among Eudora and Linwood groups.
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GC. F. Nelson
Biochemistry
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The Best Relief for Indigestion Says Phillips Milk of Magnesia
Readers are urged that indigestion usually stems from excess stomach acid. A simple alkali like Phillips Milk of Magnesia quickly neutralizes acid with immediate relief and no aftereffects. Also recommended is Philips Dental Magnesia for whiter teeth, available at drug stores.
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Woman Loses 18 Pounds With Kruschen Salts
A 29 year old London woman reports dropping from 177 to 159 pounds after starting Kruschen Salts last July. She notes improved energy and a younger appearance while her measurements tighten to a normal figure for her height. Her husband praises the transformation, and she offers a money back guarantee with purchase details.
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