Beautiful Princess Runs Farm in Spain to Support Family
Infanta Beatrice of Spain, cousin to King Alfonso and sister of Queen Marie of Romania, works 12 hours daily on a Madrid area farm to support her family. She digs potatoes, tends poultry and cattle, oversees a rabbit farm, and manages vineyards as her husband serves at Spanish military aviation schools.
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Madrid
Spain
Infanta
Beatrice
Alfonso
Marie
Romania
Shen
Infante Alnso
Beatrice of Spain
Family Doctor Debate Signals Changing Medical Roles
Kansas City AP dispatch notes Dr. Charles W. Mayo arguing that general practitioners will remain essential even as specialists grow, with potential for organ-specific physicians in the future and a longer average lifespan. The piece also lists local community notices and events across Baldwin and Ottawa, including church meetings, plays, and social gatherings.
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Kansas City
Charles W. Mayo
Rocheseter
Minn
Mayo
FROWN AT FARM LIFE IN CALIFORNIA STUDENTS SEEK COSMOPOLITAN CAREERS
United Press reports a Dos Palos high school survey showing 33 of 250 students aim to stay in farming. Most want nonagricultural careers such as bookkeeping, secretarial work, law, teaching, nursing, engineering, and the arts. Some envision movie stardom, aviation, or professional baseball.
Oath Expiation Traditions Reported Across Cultures
A Persian influenced oath expiation outlines costly acts for the wealthy and severe fasting for the poor, involving bread gifts and animal sacri ce, with punishment framed as cleansing guilt. The text also notes a Kansas City jewelry heist where a jeweler J Mace and a maid were assaulted and $4,000 to $5,000 in cash and jewelry stolen.
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Allah
Ginnel
Kansas City
J. Mace
Jes ‘Mace
Baldwin News Highlights Delta Tau Events and Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry Stanley and daughter Betty and Miss Helen Massey returned to Wichita Sunday after visiting Terence Stanley a Baker sophmore. Clara Alice Beach invited friends to a High Tea Friday in the home economics rooms. The Baker Fall holiday brought picnic and hiking activity. Baldwin was quiet by evening. Leena Chastain teaching in Olathe attended the Delta Tau picnic in Baldwin then stayed Sunday.
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Mildred
ITK Delta
Gri Wiley
Beking Cloir
Thomas. I. Harris
Edna G. Kalb
Emma
Caroline
Geneva
James H. Gander
Luke
Gaskell
Ottawa
Baker
Charles
Lawrence
A. Liridley
A Deel i
Vinland
Sarah. Cutter
H. K.ebright
Woman's Temperance Union Iis
First Methodist ‘Church
Calvin E. Holman
Harry A. Gordon
First Methodist Church
Leavenworth
C. E. Holman
Woman
Dean Frank E. Marsh
Baldwin
Glyde Beck
Bf PL
K. Beck
Simmons Hospital
Harry Stanley
Betty
Helen Massey
Wichita
Terence Stanley
Clara Alice
Beach
Baker University
Leena’ Chastain
Olathe
Delta Taug
Chapter notes and events at Baker University meeting
Mrs A E Leach led a trip talk after viewing slides of Cadiz Monaco and Funchal Madeira Islands with experiences shared by Mrs Edward Cragoe. The program committee led by I Frank and others prepared a profitable season. next events include a Mock Cruise dinner and The Romance of Youth by Devereux Players at Centenary Hall on Monday the 24th.
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Ls Ata
Devereux Players
Baker University
Frank E. Marshad
Rudi McCormack
Ted Lander
Lawrence
Delta Tau
Lobingier’s Grove
Harold
Rogers
Helen Elizabeth
Osawatome
Campbell
High School Attendance and Football Team Update
Ruth J. of Lawrence visited Mr. and Mrs. I He Campbellt on Sunday. The Bi football teams will leave this week for Newton to play Bethel College. Bau Elliott the captain will not accompany due to a sprained ankle. Cottonwood Falls reports Chase County high school enrollment at 377, up twelve from last year.
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Ruth.j
Lawrence
Cottonwood Falls
Chase County
Corns Removed At Round Corner Drug Co
Advertisement claims thousands of corns removed worldwide by Corn Lab laboratories. Encourages readers with stubborn corns to visit or write to End-Corn Laboratories at Garreld Bivd Capcney for treatment, mentioning Round Corner Drug Co. as location.
Nine foreign students enroll at College of Emporia
AP reports nine students from foreign countries are enrolled at the College of Emporia this year, compared with ten last year. Each student holds a scholarship from his native land. Among the group are three from Bulgaria and one student each from Japan, China, Hawaii, Mexico, Korea, and Jerusalem.
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Enhoria
Emporia
College of Emporia
Land
Bulgaria
Japan
China
Hawaii
Mexico
Korea
Jerusalem
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Steele
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Department of Public -Speaking
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Hartford
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Lorna ‘Bailey
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Toneka
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Drury Brown
Richmond
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A. E. Leach
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Anna
New York
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Turkey
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