Why They Cost More This Season For Women Shoppers
A Pictorial Review piece notes rising clothing costs driven by war rules and supply shortages. Wool, dyes, trims, and silk fabrics have surged as embargoes, dye scarcity, and Russia Germany and Belgium fur trade shifts tighten supplies. Prices for suits jackets and plush garments have climbed, while dealers hedge margins to hold business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bryce
Pictorial Review
Europe
England
Australia
New Zealand
Cermans
Jess
China
Japan
Tussah
Carly Ridges
Tlushes
Russia
Belgium
Germany
Aghane
Hus
Ilie Seaveity
Reunion in memory of old ties promises new ties
A nostalgic note hints at a reunion of former friends perhaps to renew bonds and celebrate shared history in a gathering that evokes longstanding relationships and communal memory.
The Joy of Motherhood and Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
A period piece advert claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female derangements enabling motherhood. It cites Mrs Bert Garvey of Worcester Massachusetts who credits the product with restoring health and bearing a baby boy after advice to seek an operation. The ad urges writing to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Worcester
Mass
Sam
Joff
Bert Garvey
Hacker St
Anita
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
High Prairie Reunions and Local Happenings Featured
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and a long list of community events fill a Baldwin and High Prairie social page. Included are reunions of High Prairie alumni, farm updates, church and club meetings, intercity visits, and local rainfall reports. Names include Derr, Dole, Pardee, Hammond, Hibner, Gleason, Bowman, Lawrence, and others as households plan gatherings and travel.
A Great Discovery Amrie Urates Uric Acid Cure
Swollen hands ankles and feet due to a crensical condition tied to disordered kidneys are claimed to be helped by taking a glass of hot water before meals and using Amrie from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York. The ad promises rapid relief from gout rheumatism lumbago sciatica and scalding urination through a 250c package credited with eliminating uric acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
WN. Y
Pleasant Grove and nearby notes on travel and repairs
Logan Anderson and Mrs South left for Nebraska yesterday. Mrs Ray Price and baby visited her parents Mr and Mrs Mark Jordon of Independence. Ed Heaston began cutting corn last week. Boland and George were netting hedge Wednesday. Hammond called at Hibner home Tuesday and will have corn out by a hinder. Hibner went to Winnipeg Wednesday after a short visit home. Recruits are busy near Winnipeg. Corvill and others planned departure for Albuquerque, New Mexico Friday around noon. Roads are iron dustless and rain only lays dust. Rev Drew Hammond motored to Baldwin for theological lectures but stays there. Bargains with Lawrence merchants likely to be accepted by many. Puckett of Dodge City arrived in Lawrence for a visit. A F Puckett family traveled from Lawrence. Minnie Hibner earned Red Cross first aid certificate. Butterfat prices 3le. Kaw Walton Creamery. Pleasant Grove notes on threshing, Grange picnic, and funeral of Mrs Martha Anderson of Pleasant Valley. Attendees included Nettie Anderson, Cora Anderson, Logan Anderson, and Alice South of Peru Neb. Greta Garbutt underwent knee surgery at Simmons Hospital.
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Baldw
Bac’ Ward
Sweet Jong
High Prayer
Stump
Baldwin
Mysie Stump Derr
China
Bird
Stump Dole
Alberta
Canada
High
John Hammond
Wim. Marshall
Gleason
Ed Heaston
Ed Pardee
Dan Shotwell
Frank Marshall
C. C. Bowman
Midland
James Lawrence
Lawrence
Ch. Gleason
Burlington
Chas
Leason
Bowman
Derr
Dole
Ay Baldwin
Doke
Kansas
Tadies
Hughes
Herschel Ulrich
Miss Dorland
Jesson
John Hiammond
Avery
Minnie Hiner
K City
Yester
Hibnert
Hallie Morgan
John Churchbaugh
Walter Deay
Anderson County
Church
Baugh
2C. Hemphill
Frank Hibner
Kansas City
Bun Pardee
Frank Lute
Min
Eugene Lutz
Worden
Fred Hibner
Hamilton
Farmers’ Union
Hopewell
Shiver
The
Wakarush
Tomintoes
Charles Gleason, Jr
Wichikita
Logan Anderson
Dakota
Ant
George Hamimond
Marjory
Will Corvill
Alabama
Albuquerque
N.M
Drew Hammond
Iva Rothrack
Charlie Lutz
Bob Pardee
Robert Lyons
Roy Herr
Marvin Herr
D. W. Stidebakers
Willow Springs
W. D. Lyons
Fit
Virgil
Edgar Landis
Grange
Lone Star
Martha. Anderson
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Grove
Flory Ceemetery
Nettie Anderson
Cora. Anderson
Alice South
Peru
Neb
Lyons
Ida
Walter
Gordon
Loren Lyons
Rothrock
Shulers
Denys
Claude
Wells
Rileys
W. W. Hegeman
A. E H. Boehle
Shirers
A. E. Puckett
Roy
Gustie
Ellis
G. S. Puckett
Dodge City
Douglas County
Dorothy White
A. C. Puckett
Clyde Puckett
High Prairie
Elsie
Minnie
Avery Hebbner
F. S. Hibner
Pierre
South Dakota
Miss Hora
Haughn
Jones Hospital
Howard
Aileen Colman
Nellie van Neste
George Miller
Needlecraft Club
Walter Richards
Tonpanoxie
Nellie Armstrong
Wilfred
Flora St. Colman
Gay Bigsby
Linwood
Noble Messer
George Richards
Thomas Murphy
James
Herbert
Overbrook
Reno
O'Dea
Rainier Richards
Helen
George Leetin
Frank. Topping
Lee Nichols
Natalie Harttmann
Freee ‘Schellhorn
Washington Week
Fred Tobler
W. R. Tucker
J. R. Wood
Kate
Laura
Effie Haughn
Martha Anderson
Pleasant
Local notes recount visits, illness, and travels in Kansas
The column lists numerous residents visiting kin and friends across towns like Lawrence and Dodge City. It notes illnesses including a relapse of Miss Hora Haughn and hospital stays, several trips to Kansas City and Harveyville, and social events such as Needlecraft Club meetings and family dinners.
Sunday Socials and Local Notices in Grove
Grove notes reveal neighbors dining with Wood in High Prairie and Merle Colman staying with his parents. Several travelers visit Lawrence, Iola, and Indiana relatives. School opens September 4, hospital moves for A Schellhorn, and district events include a United Brethren service and Ladies Aid meeting. Walter Riehuris summoned on September 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluxton
Florence O Franklin
H. G. Vit Neste
Kanwaka United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
W.C. van Neste
Walter Riehuris
Club Notes and Social Roundup at Lawrence
A Lawrence society page records a Tuesday afternoon club gathering with fourteen members and guests including Mrs Norris Bryan and Miss Bessie Shields. Various local visits are noted with families traveling to Topeka Eskridge and Wichita, along with school plans for Carl Hird and Helen Harshberger, and Bennie Underwood preparing to stay with relatives in Wichita.
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Carl
Eply
Lawrence
Mabel
VF. TY
Aftermoon
Belkat ’Ath
Cail
Dnsephine Eldridge
Stella Button
Norris Bryan
Virginia Bryan
Bessie Shields
Mer
Carl Hird
Ida Eplys
Thomas Hird
Eh Harshberger
Edith
Topeka
Janet Fink
Sige
Rose
Paul Minter
Gorrill
Eskridge
W. Gorrill
Helen Harshberger
A. Richards
Anville
Barrette Pontius
Richards
R. B. Richards
Helen
Charlie Underwood
Thorge Seetin
Perry
C. A. Richards
Wi. Anderson
Bennie Underwood
Wichita
Kansas
Hendricks
Neale Messer
George Richards
Fameily
Belleview Newsbriefs Include Illness and Social Ties
Little Dorothy Ott remains unwell and is at Jones Hospital in Lawrence with her mother nearby. Sunday Camp Meeting attendees from here joined relatives. several locals visited in Lawrence and at family homes. Social notes list neighbors visiting, farm work updates, and Ladies Aid planning at the schoolhouse as bargain days bring many to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ott
Jones’ Hospital
Lawrence
Clenfield
Mel
A. PR. Conner
Hague
Netherlands
Herbert Freese
Sbent Sun
Wesis Teleafternoon
George
Chari Ranhic
Ort
Geri 1
Clarence Crane
Niunsas
Aranjuezndiv
Auoereyn
Ing. Bieen
Austria
Medrich
Wi. Diedrich
Eudora
Sandy
Fred Bartz
Mary Freese
Geo. Ott
Little
Dorothy
Guy Russell
Wellsville
Russell
Gertrude Ott
Ed. Allen
Geo. Stanwix
Freese
C. F. A. Presse
Gertrude
Marie
Will Shirck
Mysa Shirck
Fragmented Liberty Motto Reflected in Public Writings
The text presents a garbled reflection on liberty and law, emphasizing servitude to law as its essential condition. It suggests that complaints are freely brought forth, carefully considered, and reformed, tying civ il liberty to a measured, wiser outlook.
Town Notes and Farmland Gossip in a Local Ledger
Local snippets report visits among families including Mr. and Mrs. Bert Russell and sons with John Russell, plus Mrs. J. Wis and others. The column mentions Varnum Lawrence, John Miller Eudora, and trips to Wa Keenes Kansas, shipping brood mares for farmers, crop and wheat reports from Alberta, North Dakota, and Ohio. A child is rescued after a circus incident as parents await help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Hove
Wellsville
Paola
Bert Russell
John Russe
J. Wis
Kid Allen
Minnedota
Varnum
Lawrenen
John Miller
Eudora
Wakeenes
Kehs
Come-back Pill Claims Fast Health Boost
Advertises Gold Medal Whole Wheat Health Capsules promising quick strength for weak individuals. Claims to restore appetite, kidney and stomach balance, and overall vigor after overwork and poor habits. Uses testimonials and druggist refund offer, pricing at $1.00 per bottle.
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National F Volland
Amelian
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Steve
Round Corner Drug
Kaw Waltey Creamery Company
Pierson
Kanwaka
Belleview
Real Liberty
Fletcher
Castoria
Seantaur Company
New York City
Roberts
FL Alu
Ohio
Newcomerstown
Harry Dick
Edmonton
Civ
Jin North Dekota
New York Post
Ton- Hii Palace
Xeldings
Tesimr Brugr
Hans
Ernie Bon
Puul
Adel
Chinas Springs
Poland
Etheles
Narchawese
Prat
Steen
Chad
Wrod Ebetter
Hall
Speedy
Arta
Surrey
Johnsen
Wineler
Weis
E. T. Campbell
Woo
Flory
Claris Thomas
Tandine AM
Ign Prairie
Sam Nye
Vinlend
Perth
Ness
New
Ewing
Sarrenuer
Thomas Aulctionzer
National Bank
Epley
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