Bread Cost Study Leads to National Loaf Standard
The food administration reports a committee investigation found bread ingredients cost about 12 to 13 cents per loaf, with flour and materials priced under 4 cents per pound. It recommends a national standard loaf and a set price, potentially lowering costs for consumers though exact price remains unsettled. The plan includes direct bakery sales to the public at roughly similar prices to retailer sales.
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War bonds and politics clash in wartime rhetoric
A quotation from a Socialist mayoral candidate and a rebuttal from the Secretary of War frames the war as a national duty. It contrasts perceived socialist self-destruction with calls to buy Liberty Bonds and support wartime finance as a collective effort.
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Cheaper Bread Prices Ahead Defy Pessimistic Prophecies
Bread prices are expected to drop despite grim forecasts from the baking industry. The report cites shifting supply conditions and market factors that could ease costs for households, signaling potential relief for shoppers amid fluctuating food prices.
Socialist ideas spark debate on crime and society
A fragmented discussion examines whether crime stems from unjust conditions in a socialist framework. The speaker argues criminals are innocent and society bears the blame, suggesting criminals could be virtuous if conditions improved, while mocking the idea with sharp sarcasm about social detectives and moral excuses.
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Individual responsibility over social reform in regeneration speech
A sociology student speaker argues that wickedness is an individual problem not fixed by laws or socialism. Regeneration is spiritual, not material, and moral improvement starts within each person. He warns against abandoning personal accountability while seeking a better world.
Navy department calls for more aviation and motor enlistments
The Navy Department seeks additional volunteers for aviation and motor divisions. Landsmen and machinist mates are invited, with transfers to Pensacola for instruction and examinations. Enlistees may advance to quartermaster first class or machinist’s mate after training and a year of service. Age limits stated as between 17 and within document bounds.
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Pensacola
Crew Adopts French Family After Warship Arrival
The crew of an American starship at a French port near St Quentin provided for a French mother and her children after the family lost their home and father in the fighting. Sailors learned of the mother’s hardship and gave a large purse, with the children later receiving gifts and treats from local stores. Since the ship’s arrival, the family has wanted for neither necessities nor luxuries.
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St. Quentin
Ameri Wrrin
Ay to Elect U Women’s Athletic Hold Its Annual Session
An election meeting for the university women s athletic association is scheduled for November 23. Candidates for officer roles such as treasurer and student member must meet eligibility requirements, including fifteen to be elected. Women seeking membership may petition through the department of education sports directors.
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Cof Ab Education
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The text is garbled and unreadable. No clear market data, names, or places can be determined from the provided snippet.
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Ted Press Market
Blood and Iron Policy Promoted By Peculiar Patent Remedy
An odd old notice touts a patent medicine named Peptiron claiming to strengthen iron and blood. It markets claims of aiding anemia nerve debility brain fatigue and general pallor with a digestible formula including potassium celery and tonics. The ad urges readers to take one or two Peptiron tablets and says results will follow quickly.
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Fewer Formal Parties at K U This Year
Chancellor Frank Strong supports reducing meal allowances for KU formal parties this year. He says cut costs will curb waste and align with broader college budgets. Students are urged to approve the fee reduction, hoping to curb excess spending and uphold frugality.
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War era socials and fund drives noted in Lawrence paper
The Lawrence Journal-World item lists a Halloween party near a home on 3, a Yodine Club event with fish ladies, and a call for Liberty subscriptions and Red Cross funds. It notes a grand total fund target around a quarter million dollars and mentions tuition hikes at Lawrence Business College effective November 1 for various courses.
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Yodine Club
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Crory
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Abilene
Real Estate Transfers and Tuition Notice
Thursday afternoon committee will receive notices on tuition raises and combined courses. On November 1 Lawrence College will decide whether to proceed with price changes or suppress costs. The meeting rooms will host discussions about stenographic courses and related tuition, with emphasis on advancing education and avoiding unnecessary expenses.
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Lawrence FF ‘Oiege
Navy’s Appeal Highlights Seake Practices Response
Fragmented OCR text mentions Navy response to expired equity and operative practices, fall response, nation patriotism, cabinet-makers and motor experts, ages 18 to fill unspecified roles, with locations Salina and Wichita.
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Gecan Nizhwas
Nakat
Salina
Wichita
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