Birthday party and guest list in Kansas City area
A long list of local visitors and relatives gathered for Christina Hlaed’s birthday in Kansas City with extended family from Topeka Ottawa and Lawrence. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Smith Horton and other kin, with several dinners and social visits noted across the weekend.
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Christina Hlaed Delebrat
Gia Paw
Ank Akers
Kahtsas
Spen
Mik5 Hysalberger’s
Seri da
John Spireer
Ginr Yoon i Sundzal Cavers
Geortie Smith
Horton
Aod Bext
G. Lindsa Gdorte
Joe
Walter E. Smith
Krum
Lawrence
Rand
Reed
Paull
Weorges Sthu' Abd
Jauichter
Ertrudd
Matta
J. Va Lllay
Gloria
Pete Nets
Uto Topeka
Sundh
Wiencea
R. E. Gabriel Unday
Albrad
Isele
E. i Torte la Hisele
Noella’ Burnett
Worden Community Notes and Weekend Accident Report
A Worden column covers social visits in Lawrence and Ottawa areas, a two car crash near the German church injuring Mr. Ray and Mrs. Beckner, hospital stays for Mrs. Henry Elm and others, plus a busy church event at Worden Evangelical with a Rainbow Rally Sunday school program, a Worden picnic, and a missionary society gathering ending with a Bible play about Samuel.
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Fenty Schwartz
Heeles
Guy’ Deskins
Leona
Gladys
Lawrence
Hazel” Lynch
Zlu
Theo
Kim
Buckner
Andrei Ray
Ford
Mr. Ray
Beckner
Dr. Bell
Henry Elm
Kansas City
Guier
Baldwin
Ed Ingle
Guy Desking
Ingle
Overbrook
Nellie Leaf
Kirchingr
Vine
Claud Baier
Vinlanl
Andrew Lutz
Albert Robinson
Finn Leaf
Cleo Deskins
Ottawa
Ruth Breithaupt
Ethel Alice Pavagel
Alvin Hornberger
Nedl Rist
Otto Stoebener
Oscar Stoekeder
Frances Oreithaupt
Stella Neskins
Henry Klm
Sophia , Johanning
Elizabeth Falmbeek
Pauline Stoebener
J Ployd Rist
Winona Breithaupt
Barnest Johanning
Walter Stolebener
Worden Evangelical Church
Alli
C. Als Peer Lawrente
Kansas
Woman’s Missionary Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Samuel
Icelandic press adapts to modern telegraph network
Reykjavik reports on Iceland's press system evolving with cable dispatches from major capitals. Remote districts rely on couriers and horseback to reach telegraph offices while towns stay in direct touch via growing telephone and telegraph networks. An Associated Press note highlights a correspondent reaching Hernafirth during a Atlantic flight, illustrating the nation’s expanding news reach and infrastructure.
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Tegch
Hérnafjord
Atlantic
Leidisfjordur
AALS
Old Landmarks Pass Threat to London Monuments
An article notes urban planners and preservationists warning that public opposition to destruction of historic buildings grows. It cites debates over reforms and cites specific cases such as Barking's old courthouse and the broader push to limit demolition while accommodating modernization.
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London
Bers
Society
Ings
Ant
Will
Barking
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Digestive Relief
Thousands suffer stomach upset and indigestion seek tonics while Olive Tablets promise to aid liver and bowels functions. The ad touts olive oil based formula as a substitute for harsh tonics, claiming relief from cramps and pain when taken at night.
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Dr. Edwards
Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Offers Quick Relief
A simple home made cough syrup using 24 ounces of Pinex and a pint of syrup base provides stronger relief than many ready-made remedies. It soothes throat irritation, loosen phlegm, stops tickle, and heals irritated membranes. A day’s use often overcomes ordinary coughs, bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and bronchial asthma with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Aden
Pinex Co
Be. Wayne
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Boosts Vermont Housewife Health
Mrs Red of Hardwick Vermont reports six months of backache headaches and sickness easing after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises restored energy and strength and urges others to try it while noting widespread benefit claimed by 98 percent. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Hardwick
Vermont
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Babes
Red. Proio
E. Hardick
Death toll from Hajj pilgrimage rises in Batavia report
The Associated Press notes about 30 000 Dutch Indian Mohammedans undertook the pilgrimage this year in Batavia Dutch East Indies. An estimated 5 000 died returning due to disease and exhaustion after visiting holy Islamic sites. The high death rate is blamed on age and travel hardships. A new shorthand class is planned at Lawrence College next Monday.
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Batavia
Dutch East Ly 23
Associated” Press
Camphor Eye Wash Advertises Quick Relief
A Round Corner Drug notice touts quick action of camphor viteb hazel hydrastis and Lavontik eye wash. The ad claims a single stroke helps any sore tweak or strained eyes and offers a free aluminum eye cup.
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