French Bride's Woe as Captain Passmore Is Convicted
In Bay City Michigan on October 28 a French woman who wed an American soldier learned her relation when a judge presided. Captain James J. Passmore was found guilty of violating immigration laws after a week's trial and sentenced immediately. The romance ended as authorities plan to send the bride back to France.
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Bay City
Mich
Marcel Legleyses
Swerthert
James J. Passmore
France
Passmore
Mayor Seeks Ordinance To Regulate Free Air Stations
City officials deliberate action after mayor cites dangerous traffic and air station congestion along main business streets. The commission plans to consider an ordinance regulating air stations and related pipes, with a temporary permit for a gasoline outlet granted under building inspector rules.
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Kreeck
Aml
Thought Man Tries Remed y and Health Notes From Local Press
A reader reports Mayr's Wonderful Remedy improved his health after months of distress. The ad touts quick relief from intestinal inflammation and claims the product cleanses the digestive tract. A separate note cautions that high body temperature can mislead diagnoses, citing Dr Wren on anxiety related temperature changes during exams.
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FB. Wren
Indiaquapolis
Nortal
Generel
It's not the same mummy darling it's gone out of Shape
A reflective line describes returning to childhood seaside joys as changed after years. The little girl laments the place has lost its familiar form, illustrating the larger idea that beloved spots shrink in memory when revisited.
Lawrence delegates at Y W C A meeting in Denver
Lawrence representatives attended the Y W C A West Central field conference in Denver from October 22 with delegates from Kansas Colorado Wyoming and Utah. Harriet Taylor Katherine Willard Eddy Nertha Conde and Louise Helmquist were top speakers. plans to establish demonstration centers in China Japan and South America were discussed. The 1920 program aims to reach factory and industry workers high schoolers business and professional women and college students. The article also notes a forest proclamation enlarging Crook National Forest by 29 440 acres in Arizona with significant timber and rugged terrain.
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Lawrence
West Central
Denver
W. J. Ballyof
W.C. AL
Elia Meguiar
Nellie Leese Evans
Claudia Pendleton
Miss Carter
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
National Board of
New York City
Harriet Taylor
All Y. W. C. A
France
Katherine Willard Eddy
Nertha Conde
Louise _ Helmquist
Eddy
Miss Conde
Forview
China
Japan
South America
Arkansas Diamonds Seek Systematic Development
Arkansas diamonds have yielded about 5 000 gems valued around 20 000 dollars. The deposits occur in peridotite formations akin to kimberlite and in chimneys similar to South American deposits. Wartime neglect slowed mining, but rising diamond prices push owners to plan more extensive development.
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Arkansas
South America
Wyeths Sare and Sulphur Compound Reclaims Natural Hair Color
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sare and Sulphur Compound as a simple home remedy to darken faded or gray hair. It claims natural color, evenness, and a younger look after one or two applications, with minimal cost and no noticeable telltale roots.
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Wyeth
Community notices from Kansas and nearby towns
Personal Virgil Parley travels to Bartleville Oklahoma for a winter position. Mrs C C Le Suer visits Pratt Kansas. Mr and Mrs J H Houghton host Tipton Kansas guests. E W Swadley family return from Charleston to 1931 Leonard. Mattie Dattweiler and Carol White visit Kansas City. Mrs Charles Walkale returns from Satchatay hospital. Thelma Patten of Topeka visits cousin Myrtle 1600 New Hampshire. Padcliffe heads to Cheep on trip. John Miller visits Phi Gamma Delt house in Atchison. Mrs Ivaloo Chaney leaves Nitra West Virginia for Port Worth Texas after 2 weeks with sister. Mrs Fred Bergy of Kansas City and Miss Retta Wolf of Ottawa visit Mrs C H Constant. Stella Wilson spends week at home in Eudora. Dorothy Tucker of Ottawa visits. Dick Hepworth of Burlingame in Lawrence Sunday. Marie Johnson of Clay Center visits Opal and Aelia Jones. J R Holmes and W R Aynsworth go to Kansas City. Eoma Rahourn of Baker University visits Lawrence. Mr and Mrs W F Snatching Nave return from Des Moines.
Local visits and travel notes from town residents
The text lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Arthur Spaulding is noted to hold a responsible position at a college. Mrs. L. M. Flory travels to Parsons on business. Ruth Thompson of Corbie Missouri plans a brief stay with Mrs. Tape Holliday. V. W. Logan of Queneme was in the city today.
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Ruth Thompson
Corbie
Mabs
Musas Tape
Holliday
Fraternity and business travels noted in local items
Local residents Francis Saile Eudora and Earle Topeka, with Mrs Reineke visiting a hospital, are listed among daily trips. Mes Forest and Miss Forest visit Topeka while C W White returns from ten days in Oklahoma towns. Reineke son ill begins recovery. Also mentions the World’s Largest Vaults at the United States Assay Office and the Belgian royal party’s Washington visit. Tencing to be taught at University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Asaay
New York
N Zing
Washington
Marshall
Boston University Secretarial Courses For Wealthy Women
The College of Secretarial Science at Boston University introduces two courses for wealthy women to learn property administration. The program includes lectures by prominent financial men. Also mention of Governor Pleasant of Louisiana inviting Southern governors to the American Public Health Association meeting in New Orleans to cooperate against malaria.
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College of Secretarial Science
Boston University
Boston
A. E. Ry
Plessant
Louisiana
American Public Health Association
New Orleans
South
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Gorns
Mtor Kreece
Trwrence
Vaah Nieht
Peer Tins
Baipenstal
Masewhisetts
Westlee
Takine Mayr
Y. W
Hess Drug Store
Ady
Rook Forest
Crook National Forest
Winchester Mountains
Sanrhwpat
Galiuro
Crook Forest
Iart
Tine Canyon
Virgil Parley
Bartleville,Okhema
C. C. le Suer
Mrs
Albert E. Fineham
Pratt, Kansas
J. H. Houghton
Tipton, Kansas
P. Houghton
A. d. Parnell
E. W. Swadley
Charleston
West Virginia
Swadley
U. S
Leonard
Mattie Dattweiler
Uarol White
Kansas City
Charles’ Walfkale
Rosedale Hospital Satchatay
Thelma Patten of
Topek
Myrtle
New Hamshire
Padcliffe
Cheep
John Miller
Atchison
Phi Gamma Delt
Ivaloo Chaney
Nitra
Port Worth
Texas
PL Op Tormuth
Fred Bergy
Retta Wolf
Ottawa
C. H. Constant
Stella Wilson
Eudora
Dorothy Tucker
Dick Hepworth
Burlingame
Marie Johnson
Clay Center
Opal
Aelia Jones
J. R. Holmes
W. R. Aynsworthy
Misg Eoma Rahourn
Baker University
Han Sicknes
Vie Clayton
Inaeninges
Yosuony Ruas City
Mes
Tb. J
Mudras
Wade
Ibis Batts
Tals
V. W. Logan
Queneme
Mr. Legan Tiers
Dr. Bell
Actijn
Ford
C. W. Smith
Fraternat Ai Union
Francis Saile
Nick Donnelly
Kansas ‘City
Mes. T
Earle
Topeka
Nis
Marjorie Forest
C. W. White
Uolinsvillle
Bartlesville
Okla
Della Reineky
Shawnee
Max Reineke
University of Minnesota
Holland
Fletcher
Citizens State Bank
Massachusetts
Harold Burdick
Bowerlock
Round Corner Drug Store
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