Baldwin social highlights and local notices in Baldwin
Mrs. Colin Alexander entertained the Seniors of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority with a four year party and seven course luncheon, guests arriving by auto. Epworth League to host Old Folks Dinner at First Methodist with services by Prof. S. Klyne, followed by a big dinner and chess. Baker football stock rising as Donald Treshaw returns. Preshaw sidelined by a broken thumb but to be used intermittently. Local news includes George Hoefer selling his barber shop, Miss Alice McNarie traveling to Kansas City for a death in the family, and a Rexall straw vote show Wilson trailing Hughes. community visits and funeral attendance noted throughout Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Alexander
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Imazel Mason
Doloms Stephens
Aleta Brady
Dorothy Runyan
Cecil Marlin
Degsie McCarter
Messrs
Allen Gibbon
Thos. Admonds
Gerald Preshaw
Mart. Shepherd
Ralph Price
Charles Baker
Anital
Epworth League of
First Methodist Church
Dros. S. Klyne
Baker
Quakers
Baker-Friends
Donald Treshaw
Schlademan
Preeshaw
Nestriday
Jordan
Waerning Fy Chapel
Ae Nes
Choeerlende
Davis
Laker
Parsons
Alice Snodgrass
BR. Overton
Darlington
W. Ob. Emick
Baldwin
John Dean
Ft Riley
Fort Riley
Ool
Hartley
Independence
Southern Kansas Lumbermen’s Convention
J. BR. Rosso
Kansas City
Marys
Inside bath habit for health and skin improvement urged
A promotional piece promoting morning internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate. It claims benefits for both sexes, including clearer skin and improved health, by washing stomach, kidneys and bowels. It urges readers to buy limestone phosphate to test the quick, remarkable changes in health and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sunday School Notes and Prairie View Tour in Phillips County
Attendance reached 32 at Sunday school with Superintendent CLeasten back in place. Prair ie View visits by Mr and Mrs Boland highlight Western tour through Phillips, Sheridan, Gove and Kiowa counties. reports mention large farms, wheat yields, and strong West Kansas growth. Socials, program evenings, and quarterly meetings are announced with various families noted.
Accidents and Meetings Dominate Small Town News
An accident at a water pumping site left a man with a severely broken right arm and other injuries after a belt entanglement with a gasoline engine. The Ladies Aid plans an all day meeting with Mrs. Hans in Baldwin. reports describe recent rain, road work, sales, and social visits as town life continues amid weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Hans
Baldwin
Mowell
Travill
Mesdames Gleason
Rush
Pleasant Grove
Boland
MD Deay
Wmn
Russell. Morehouse
Gus Morehouse
Miley Flors
Ereman
Dantory
Lnner Flory
Mr. Deny
Messrs. Morehouse
Dan Blory
Riley Flory
Here Men Boys
Harvey Fibner
Katherine Morehouse
Esther
Hagel Boland
Aia
Coouer
Uineli
Roonteat
Eate
Hersehell Ulrich
Howell
Man falls from loft injures back and then heals with Sloan’s Liniment
Edwin Putnam of Wendel Depot Mass slips in a high loft while fetching building material. He falls ten feet onto a pile of wood, suffers back pain and bruises but soon recovers after using Sloan’s Liniment, which he buys locally. The note mentions nearby farming and a coyotes hunt in western Kansas, ending with a playful remark on plains life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Putman
Wendel Depot
Mass
Mr. Putnam
Sloan
California Syrup of Figs touted as safe child laxative
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to ease children’s constipation and fevers. It claims the syrup cleanses bowels within hours, restoring playfulness, and warns to verify the product is from the California Fig Syrup Company, avoiding counterfeit copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Greece Says No Break With Entente Over King’s Interview
Athens today issued a statement to clear up misunderstandings about King Constantine and the French military attache discussion. The note says Paris made no demands, only a memorandum, and the king did not threaten to sever relations with the Entente. French marines may withdraw from Athens and Piraeus shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Entente
Athens
London
Constantine
Pierius
A Reuter
Thessely
Cole Brothers Advertise Fast Cold Cure at Lumber Yard
A compact newspaper notice promotes Luxative Cela Breakers from Dick Bros to “break up a cold” within twenty four hours, urging readers to leave orders with Kroeck Lumber and Cole. Includes contact via phone 132.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Kroeck Lumber
Dick Bros
Kanwaka Local Socials and Deaths Highlight Week
Kanwaka society notes recount a Wednesday Ladies Aid meeting with music and a county attorney candidate speech, followed by a Pleasant Hour Club gathering and visits by residents to Perry and Lawrence. Birth announced for a son of Mr. and Mrs. George Seetin. Charles Orr dies after apoplexy while working. Families travel to Manteno for a wedding and plan a winter visit to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
W. 2D. Ponting
Beth, Pontius
GG. van Neste
Richards
Schroyer
Matel Richardson
W. Bh.mick
Euled
George Dews
H. G. van Neste
Nellie van Neste
Pleasant Hour Club
A. P. Rudiger
Eligareth Seetin
Perry
George Seetin
Seectin
Virgil Hird
Baldwin
Tra Hird
Hf. G. van Neste
Manteno
Gertrude Viall
Guy Davis
John Erskin
Greencastle
D. Belles
Flora R. Colman
Lawrence
Guy Bigsby
Ruth
Violet Christy
David Williams
Columbia
John Brohammer
Brohammers
C. van Neste
Henry
Ati
Willis Colman
H. G
Marcus Lwere
Duffee'’s
Alice Barber Channon
Mark Pierson
Texas
Jennie
C. A. Christy
Pratt
Kansas
Ely's Cream Balm for Instant Nasal Relief
A nostalgic advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion due to cold or catarrh. It claims applying a fragrant antiseptic cream in the nostrils clears air passages, soothes swelling, and ends sneezing, headaches, and nighttime breathlessness. Ely's Dream Balm is touted as the sought remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Kanwaka Literary Club meets Thursday afternoon
Sunday afternoon with Flora Haughn. The Kanwaka Literary Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. R. Colman, Mr. and Mrs. George Dews and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Dews were the guests at dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gress in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Haughn
Kanwaka
Dick Bros The Penslar Store in Columbia
Mr W J Curtiss visited Lawrence Saturday. Mrs Roy Berry called on Mrs P Bond Saturday. Charlie Jones hauled a load from Tawrence Saturday for Jess Markley. Peyton Watts of Lecompton dined with Win Weesner Saturday. R A La Duke hosted Saturday forenoon visit from Jd Curtis. N E Whipple went to Lawrence Saturday. Peyton Watts called on R A La Duke Saturday afternoon. Gordon Rothrock and Charlie Jones visited Burton near Lone Star Sunday. Mr and Mrs P C Bond entertained family for Sunday dinner with Austin Flory and children of Lone Star. J L Jones Hazel and Charlie Jones dined at the Tra Rothrock home. John Hyre went to Lawrence Saturday. Higgins and Shields were in Law rence. Todd Shields and family visited Weesner Sunday. Benny Brohammer is very fat with stomach troubles Doctor Bell of Baldwin is attending physician. Charlie Jacobs spent Sunday afternoon at the bra Rothrock Theme. Howell sale Monday attracted neighborhood attendance. Gordon Rothrock began work for Mr Topping in Kanawaka Monday. Jesse Winghart went to Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Marion Childs of Lone Star spent Sunday with John Brohammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Curtiss
Lawrence
Roy Berry
P. . Bond
Charlie Jones
Tawrence
Jess Markley
Peyton Watts
Lecompton
Win. Weesner
R. A. Lay Duke
Jd. Curtis
N. E. Whipple
Mr. Topping
Kanawaka
Jesse Winghart
Marion Childs
Lone Star
John Brohammer
Local social notes from Valley chapel attendance and visits
Messrs. Charlie Jacobs Gordon Rothrock and Charlie Jones attended Christian Endeavor at Valley chapel Sunday evening. Mrs. David Williams of Kanwaka spent Sunday night with her brother Mr. John Brohammer and family. Mr. Charle Rayson dragged the road Monday forenoon. Mr. Ollie Eudaily called at the Wmn Veesner home Sunday evening. Miss Nettie Murphy is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Brohammer this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Jacobs
Gordon Rothrock
Charlie Jones
Christian ‘Endeavor
Valley Chapel
David Williams
Kanwaka
John Brohammer
Charle’ Rayson
Ollie Eudaily
Wmn
Veesner
Nettie Murphy
Fairview visit notes and local gatherings in Solomon valley
Mr and Mrs Henry Stoelzing visiting Illinois then returning to Chanute spent Saturday with daughter Mrs Pauli Koehler. Families and cousins gathered Sunday with multiple calls at Schafstal home. Turkey reunion dinner weighed 85 pounds. Stormy weather reduced church services. Sunday services were well attended. Various local visits include Walbourn, Pine, Doolittle, and Burgtorf households. Baby born to Mr and Mrs Charlie Doolittle reported. Wayne Smith ill last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stoelzing
Illinois
Pauli Koehler
Chanute
Knop
Paul Koehler
Charles Wells
Schafstal
Grandpa Cruel
Adam Schaal
Osborn County
Solomon Valley
Walter Schaal
Lewis Howell
W. A. Walbourn
Sehafstal
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies Says Ad
An old newspaper ad proclaims deafness stems from inflamed mucosa and a closed Eustachian tube. It promises restoration if inflammation is removed and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for barriers cured by catarrh. Also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mucona
Hall
KOT
Cheney &O
Toledo
Ohio
Truggiats
The
Ntall
Drinking of Water Promoted by Medical Scientists Claim
The latest medical scientists conclude that drinking ample pure water both between and with meals benefits health. X ray studies and tests on healthy men show no digestion harm and many benefits. If back pain or kidney symptoms occur, take Anuri¢ tablets before meals. available at many drug stores. Local notes mention a blizzard, visitors, and small social happenings in Burr Oak, Kansas and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Pierce
Darwin's Mirthful Comment About Cousins
A short domestic note describes Darwin accompanying his mother to visit his aunt with three girls. He sits beside her and explains he cannot play with the girls because there are too many. The exchange captures a child's candid humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Wires and a Fertilizer Letter Prompt Farm Debate
A judge remarks on a farm task as a letter on fertilizers arrives. A soil sample was sent to the agricultural department to diagnose geranium health issues, suggesting soil testing as the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
Agricultural Department
Build a Cistern A Practical Water Tank Hint
A practical note advises creating a makeshift storage by burying a large barrel halfway underground and covering it with a wire screen to keep mosquitoes away. It suggests using this temporary solution until a real cistern can be built.
Conklin Parker Waterman The Big 3 in the fountain line
The piece highlights Conklin Parker Waterman as the big three in the fountain pen scene at McColloch's with emphasis on brand prominence and collector interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conklin—Parker
Waterman
Fountain
McColloch
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Pohom
Tossville
Katigas
Gion
Bae
Peter
Clark
Creare Vlyefer Gage
Hardwon
Benmitar
Ald
Plo. Flickinger
Castoria
Y Cee
High Prairle
Tleasten
Ile
Prairie View
Phillips County
Ma. Pencec
Chass Pour
New Century
Orners Union
Will Woods
Hi. Ur. Abseh
Hazel
Georgie Boland
Uweasten
Claas Fann
and Airs
Ben Pardee
Kiowa
Phillips Co
Belands
Sheridan County
Ed. Leister
Gove County
Boon Ail
Leister
West Kansas
Prairieview
Bally Nay
Methodist Church
Reform
Er Church
Frank Wiliams
A. EB. Puckett
Auto
Douglas County
Alta Murray
Stelle Belles
Penslar
Fairview
Burr Oak
iKans
Jennie Leary
Burgtorf
McClintock
Charles Shirar
J. R. Shirar
W. A. Walker
Ernest Leary
Ethel Beaumont
Hugh
Little Rock
Ark
Wm. Marshall
Harry Walborn
Eugene Leary
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