Roosevelt address signals shift in government credit risk
The article reviews Roosevelt's speech linking government spending to credit risk, noting business leaders’ keen interest. It discusses veterans’ concerns, credit acts, and Digest polls showing mixed support. It cites emphasis on fiscal restraint without harming credit, reflecting early New Deal sentiments and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Us Hospital
United States
United
Literary Digest
New'deal
Kansas
Speculation Over Voters In Douglas County On Epic Plan
The fragment discusses expected relief vote influence and regional attitudes. It notes California sentiment and property owners versus permanent residents, with speculation on how the Utopian Epic plan may shape Sinclair's gubernatorial candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
California
Sinclair
Conrad McGrew to Train KU Fine Arts High School Today
Old Home Town notes a University of Kansas Fine Arts student Conrad McGrew from Lawrence High School to train the local high school today. The item also mentions a Berton ranch hunting trip to Mount Ida Kansas with Dr and Mrs McCleary and others from Kansas City, plus birthdays, anniversaries, and social gatherings in town.
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Conrad McGrew
Fine O Arts
University of Kansas
Lawrence High School
C.' Empill
Berton
Mount Ida
Kans
F. A. McCleary
Aileen McCleary
Mayme Hill
Larned
AJ. Lane
Lane Yester
J.B. Mack
Street Railway Opens As Cars_idle Amid Tie Up
Twenty five years ago on Saturday October 20 two more open cars arrived for the local street railway system while all closed cars were tied up at St. Louis. The open cars will serve until service is restored. Hazing suspensions were announced from the University of Kansas Chancellor's Office. Harry S Berger of Halstead Kansas and Herbert F Smelter of Wamego were suspended indefinitely for dunking freshmen in South Park. Chancellor Strong warned that hazing must end at the university. Dr Frank Strong telegraphed Dr Frederick Cook offering Prof Li Dyche to join the Cook expedition to scale the ascent and prove the claims. A Halloween party was planned for Miss Vera Wolf's home. Golden anniversary weddings for Mr and Mrs W E Koehring were announced.
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St. Louis
University
Harry ‘S. ‘Berger
Halstead
Kan
Strong
K. Us
Cook
Frank Strong
State University of Kansas
Frederick Cook
Li Dyche
McKinley
Dyche
Fragmentary Names and Places Review In Kenene Visit
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Glen Chariton Clayton Hackman Mr Mrs W T Sinclair and Mabel Taliferro in a Kenene setting with unclear roles or actions. The readable bits suggest a social or clerical gathering but lack coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Chariton
Clayton
Hackman
W.T. Sinclair
Kenene
Mabel ‘Taliferro
Pelly
Cirons
Fortyy Years Ago Notes and Local Social News
Forty years ago on a Saturday in October the period describes villagers traveling to Ft Smith Ark and Denver visits. Mrs Hume’s health improves after extended trips while John Hume’s family updates. A Kansas City marriage is announced for October 3 at the bride’s parents home. The Tolanthe children are urged to visit Capt Shane’s iron gallery for cabinet photos priced at 99 cents. H L Hutchings of the New York Store mentions a friend Pierce planning a January Lawrence stock launch. Mrs Ey Li offers fashionable dressmaking at 000 Tennessee Street and Mabel Beachy of Ottawa visits the city.
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Wade
Ft. Smith
Ark
John Hume
Denver
Shane
Iron Gallery
H. L. Hutchings
New York
Pierce
Lawrence
Hutchings
Tennessee Street
Ey Li
Mabel Beachy
Ottawa
Duels and Snipe Hunt Tale From Lawrence Past
Letters recount a 50 year old prank years ago near Lawrence involving an English visitor. A snipe hunt at Lake West of Lavernent, bluffing with lanterns and sacks, led to a staged duel at Bismarck Grove where Dan Crew was wounded by red ink and the Englishman won amid a scattering crowd.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Laverent
Biomarker
Frank L. Webster
Monks_ billiard hall
India
Siam
Persia
Great Britain
Kanane
Queen Victoria
Bismarck Grove
Indiana
Gies
Dan Crew
Dyche
Fragmentary note mocks Roosevelt joke at Tuft Magazine event
A partial OCR fragment references a Tuft Magazine joke about President Roosevelt and a remark about paying a dollar. The readable portions mention Albuquerque and a lighthearted tone, though details are sparse and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuther
Roosevelt
Newlywed couple Seeks Countryside Haven in California Valley
Lon and Marian, newly married, tour a proposed twenty acre fruit ranch near Lafayette in San Ramon valley California. They tour Morblad’s secluded orchard estate, envisioning a home with views of Mount Diablo and Coyura Costa County, discussing building plans and the life they will share as they settle into their own property and future.
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Lon
Flower
Albert Steele
Anne
Lin
Morblad
Lafayette
San Ramon Valley
Hero
San Ramon
Santa Cruz
Mission San Jose
Walnut Creek
Lefayette
Marian
Morbish
Coyura Costa County
Lan
New Mexico
Marvin
Hee
Jin
Speed flyers land in Puddle Muddle town
Willy Nilly and the Puddle Muddlers crowd the streets for the latest papers. Christopher Columbus Crow races to fetch the issues with pictures of Willy Nilly, the crow, the bear, the fire horse, the ducks, and the dog. Mrs. Quacko Duck deliveries a carload of copies, and the town porefully reads and rereads the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbus Crow
Puddle Minddlers
Puddle Muddle
Christopher
Iago Galdst On Achlorhydria In Stomach Secretion
The article explains achlorhydria the absence of hydrochloric acid in stomach secretions. It notes stomach acid traditionally digests proteins but that proteins can be digested in the intestines without pepsin or acid. It emphasizes the acid acts as a disinfectant rather than strictly for digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Galdston
Aid
Ares
Elbow Injuries Highlight Chronic Gastritis Connection
The fragment discusses gastritis prevention linked to diet and avoidance of irritants. It mentions tongue soreness and ulcers, flatulence, diarrhea, and focus on removing infection sources. The dated wording shows medical advice on dietary care and avoiding irritants like alcohol and tobacco.
Flashes of Life in brief clips across towns
Associated Press dispatches describe a mischievous transient given shelter then work, a tabby narrowly escaping a mill accident, a Norwegian youth wounding a wolf after a chase, and Omaha locomotive engineer saving Mrs. Laura Perry when wheels crushed her dress, the axle and brakes stopping the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
William’ J. Carver
Omaha
Laura Perry
Homeopathic Doses History by Bomgardner and Bartram
Dr Edward Bomgardner explores the life of Father of American Botany John Bartram and his arboretum once part of Philadelphia. Bartram, praised by Linnaeus as the greatest natural botanist, traveled from Lake Ontario to Florida collecting specimens. He feared British troops would destroy his garden as he lay dying in September 1777 after hosting Washington and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sind
John Bartram
Linnaeus
Lake Ontario
Florida
Washington
Franklin
North Lawrence notices and church plans described
Lawrence residents recall visits among families including Schooley and Leonard clans. North Lawrence Christian church prepares a new parsonage after completing a basement, and the Junior Endeavor is organized with meetings at 6 30 p m led by youth volunteers with Charles Vogler to lead next week.
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Schooley
Newhaven
H. Mc. Schooley
Ralph“ Schooley
Wichita
Earl
Hay' Llland
Munzy
A. Eb, Miller
Mazzy
Johnnie
Hatin
Berryton
Airs
Kenneth Leonard
I. Leonard
Richland
North Lawrence
Vinland
Mrj Arid
Walter Biggs
Gene
Topeka
Milton White
Elda Faye Biggs
Muzzy
Biggs
Hamilton
Sodas
Eyle
Mary
Gus
Nelson
Joe Eckes
Christian Church
Ill Milton Quaintance rests at Gardner home
Milton Quaintance, long ill, is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Dansin Gardner. Visits by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jewett and others were noted at the Murphy home. Carl Karnes of Tecumseh stopped by to visit his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Corviglast. Hunter returned home from Thursday, visiting his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Quaintance
Dans
Gardner
Elmer Jewett
Murphy
Carl Karnes
Tecumseh
Eric
Hunter
Thursdom Lawa
Corliss Family Heads South For Winter Trip
The article notes W W Corliss and family planning an motor trip to Los Angeles California to spend the winter with his daughter Mrs Mary Smith and sons Leslie and Dan Corliss. Also mentions local relatives gatherings and October events with various neighbors and friends.
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Ani
W. F
Corliss
Los
Angeles
Cal
Mary Smith
Leslie
Dan
B.'H
Sonata
Faye
Olatha
Clarence Saint
Hills
Will-Dent
J. G. “Clark
W.H. Dent
Larence
Dakota
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