Migratory Bird Law Backed by Weeks and Melbern
Washington reports a rise in waterfowl populations due to the migratory bird law, with Senators Weeks and Melbern praising the effect. Despite improvements, counts are still only a fraction of previous levels as conservationists press for stronger actions and federal court challenges test constitutionality.
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Washington
Ilae Ale Mast
Vonaress
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
George . Meliern
Connequcut
Starinden
Athol
Supreme Court of the
United States
Arkansas
Congress
Weeks
Horie 1
Olive Tablets touted as liver and bowels remedy
An ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets purge indigestion by stimulating liver and bowels, avoiding calomel. It promotes vegetable formula, olive color, and no cramps, with 10 and 20 cent boxes. Also mentions a fountain pen and jewelry items from local stores.
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R. Edwards
Otiva
Columbus, Oo
Quill Club plans national chapters across colleges
At a University of Kansas event professors announce a plan to expand the Quill Club into a national association of college writers. The effort aims to share chapters on the Pacific Coast and other schools, with new members admitted by manuscript merit and initiation fee, as national officers prepare to meet. Alfred G Hill travels to Topeka for updates. a professor notes a band’s popularity waning among students amid campus shifts.
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Pacific Coast
National Association
University of Kansas
E. ML Hopkins
The
Univer
Belive
Quill
Tales of the Town and Oddities in Brown Houses
A feature notes construction flaws in the Brown houses started last year and assigned to various editors, with chimneys incomplete and furnaces absent. The Brotherhood of the First Bigs met at Frank Vanen’s home to discuss public opinion on the matter amid progress and creditor concerns. Superintendent J T Skinner and Mike s ell of the Frilway company plus Mrs. Mikesell joined a business consultation yesterday afternoon.
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Parsons
First Bigs
Frank Vaneln
Hurelida Molder
Pablic Opiuio
J.T. Skinner
Mikesell
MY Frilway Company
Mrs. Mikesol
Afori
Topeka Weekend Plans Mentioned In Local Notes
The column notes residents making weekend arrangements and travels. Moneypenny plans to spend the weekend with his parents in Topeka. Mr Bann travels to Wakeeney to visit his sister and friends in Rush County. Mrs Eutechings heads to Kansas City for a visit. Local inquiries rise about teas for sale and rent as schools reopen.
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Moneypenny
Topeka
J. Il
Pant K. Bann
Wakerney
Miss Zipp IL. Bann
Muvlish
Dinner Party Attended by Notable Local Figures
An evening event in New Hampshire featured guests Mew and OT Thayer with Pearl Tid New. A refined eight o'clock dinner followed by an afternoon reception. Mrs. Endtare Frawe organized the gathering for prominent committee members and guests.
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OT Thayer
Dawehiller
New
Waimpshire
May
Sir. Fynely
Geineell
Jana
Idekeste
Thelma
Wille Tam
Endtare Frawe
Wemlers
Attarnosh
Guy Miser
Mrs Beidel Praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Shippensburg woman recounts relief from monthly suffering after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for years. She cites personal health gains after childbirth and urges other women to consider the remedy, noting its roots and absence of narcotics. She and her daughter used it with reported success and recommends writing to the Pinkham company for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Shippensburg
Lydia
Pinkham
Orn
Trydia
S.worth
J. A. Beidee
N. Penn Street
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Es Xu
Pinkham’s
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Eczema Cure Story Prompts Resinol Ointment Use
Mrs C Roberts of Wherford Oklahoma describes ten year face eczema that started as a small red spot and spread. After trying many remedies she found relief in Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, reporting a full cure within a month. Doctors reportedly recommended the same products for years.
Bridegroom’s party attends joining at Kansas city ceremony
The fragmentary notice lists Stella Stummons, Blanch Mullins, and others as festal participants. Dagny retriments were served by reps of each class in the cuan city setting. Kibby Berger Hazel Ribby and Mrs John Borer attended the home of the bride’s parents at 928 Sorl St. Francis avenue Wichita for the event.
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Stella Stummons
Blanch Mullins
Migs
Rapa Khppe
Dagny
Kibby Berger
Hazel Ribby
Val
John Borer
J Wo Bibbs
Sorl St. Francis Avenae
Wichite
Fragmented local notices reveal scattered travels and visits
The incomplete item lists motor trips and visits across several towns. Cronemeyer visits St Istexday to see her mother with sister Sim. Frank Durland goes to Corliss on business. Mrs Hivey Hatelines travels to the city to spend the day. W Hazen visits Kansas City with friends. Douus of Columbus and Charles Taneer travel from New Jersey to Bartlesville Oklahoma to visit relatives. A person on the way to Pieabo Colorado plans to reside there. Domett Rabbith of Garved Kan and KL C graduate visit for a few hours last night.
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B Cronemeyer
St. Istexday
Sim
Frank Durland
Corliss
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
CLC
Danée Aura
Ubiei
Helen Shanty
Newt
Webb City
Pieblo
Colorado
Domett Rabbith
Garved
Kan
KL C
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Tea and Cotes Teale Journal
Simmons’ Spice Mill
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Conklin
McCollol
Se Fresh Sali ‘Nhaonds
Wiedewani‘s
U. Literary Association
Will
National Association of College Writters
Alfred G.hill
Lieve
Mantatan
Ma. Hill
Journal-World Fram
Aggiefeld
Lawrence
Tales OF the Town
Barteldes
Delman
Sehieilur’s
Healesidtesen
Lyk Henderson
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Ion
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Jac Mula
Lawrence,on
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Lister
GEO. F. Derby
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