We United States for Big America and Peace
The passage argues that the nation has expanded financial and industrial power through local banker networks and federal programs, delivering reforms in currency, transport, labor, and agriculture. It asserts a shift from protectionism to enterprise, cites actions on the tariff, parcels post, and labor protections, and calls for a broad, constructive foreign policy and an active role in global peace. It frames the St Louis platform as a pledge to expand opportunity and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tlaw
Department of Agriculture
America
Penagon Ta
Federal Department of Labor
Micuns
Alaska
United States
Europe
Mexico
Mexican
Republic of Mexico
St. Louis
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY AT MULTIPLE DENOMINATIONS
A lengthy church notices page lists services, times, and sermon subjects for First Christian, First Methodist, First Baptist, Friends, Unitarian, and other churches. It notes union services at the Air Dome, midweek prayer, Sunday schools, and upcoming conferences with details on ministers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Comer 10Th
Kentucky
George Darsie
C. E. Society
First Methodist Church
St Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Vermont
Tenth Streets
Henry W. Hargett
Gordon B. Thompson
Prof
Weatherby
Tvice
First Baptist’ Church
First Baptist
Ingee Shi
St. QO
Brown
People’s
Air Dome
Stanton Olinger
Kansas
Friends Church
C. C. Keskinger
R. Th. Combs
Frank Kennedy
Clara Day
Elderkin
Congregational Church
Wil
Vaeilist
W. FP. Unworth
U Unitarian Church
Jay
12Th Sts
Backus
Board of Education of the Church
Unitarian Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Comet E. E. Stauffer
Plymouth Congregational Church
Noble Strong Elderkin
Christian Endeavor
Airdome
Second Presbyterian Church
Garner Sixth
Maine Streets
Christian
Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science Reading Room
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth
FM. Testerman
1St Baptist Church
N. Lawrence
S. B. Hines
P. U
Hill
Bunn’s Grove
Lee
Brotherhood
Chambers
Kansas Hospital Association Starts Young Mother Training
Through the Child Hygiene Division of the State Board, a new program trains young mothers in child care. Lessons prepared by the profession are given in the hospital setting and provided to mothers before discharge. The initiative aims to improve infant care as new mothers leave the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institut System of
Yopeka
Kans
Kansas Hospital Association
State Board
Hession
Theal
New Piles Cure Claim by Absorption Method
An advertisement offers a home treatment for piles promising relief by a new absorption method. It invites readers to send their address to Mrs. M. Summers for instructions and a trial supply with local references, claiming immediate relief and speedy cures without payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Box P
South Boud
Lad
Local social notes from WHLCOW Springs on Thursday
Mrs Wor Johnson spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs George Tuttle. Lillian and Alda Brohammer joined relatives visiting at the WIH Postma, A J Mir Re Mrs Ekhwood Deay and Stella and Mildred Deas at the O B Shack home in Clinton. Mr and Mrs Clifford Deleft ery home at Soldier attended the varday. Barnhart and family and Flory family visited. Lawrence Busi praised useful nest trains and youth success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor
Johnson
Geo. Tuttle
Lillian
Alda Brohammer
WIH
Postma
A. J. Mir
Ekhwood Deay
Stella
Little Mildred Deas
O. B. Shack
Clinton
Clifford Deleftery
Soldier, Re
Arnhart
Yhene
Wil Mers
Riley
Fran
Mothers urged to educate on infant care in Kansas
Six pamphlets with baby care instructions are issued to new mothers as hospitals across Kansas expand motherhood education. The division for child hygiene reports rising participation, with more hospitals joining. Kay Valley Creamery offers butterfat payment this week, while Mrs. R. E. Wilson of Malburne visits Lawrence for shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Seytal
Kay Valley Creamery Compan
Memorial to Paola Soldiers Erected in City Park
A granite monument thirty feet tall was erected in Paola Kansas city park to honor county Civil War soldiers. It stands prominently so it is visible from the business district, serving as a lasting memorial to those who fought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paola
Kans
Postcards and visits noted in Lawrence scene
Clyde Corp and Mrs D. Brooks travel to Senecd Missouri for a visit while Jack O'Donnell spent the day in Lawrence. The listing mentions handmade cigars, best selected stock, and local social chatter at McCulloch's and Pin Tass venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Corp
Brooks
Senecd
Eee
Ant
Little Egypt
Jack O'Donnel
Lawrence
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Lawrence Charing House Ass'n
Lawrence Business College
Ralph Simons
D. A. .Freeman
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Nyall Figsen
Round Corner
E. Friend
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Green
Mountain Falls
Colo
Helen Friend
Hugh Means
Centenary M. E
N. Ath
Elm St
Roy E. Burn
Epworth League
Cetenary
United Presbyterian Church
Tenth
Kentucky Streets
D. Everett Smith
Bitile
Aly
John Starrett
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Jon Olinger
Chri Endeavor
Ninth Street
Baptist
Ninth
Ohio
G. N. Jackson
Mme
Wm. Harvey
U. Services
Erangelical Association
Connecticut
Andy Young
Miss May
J. KK. Young
Jiarden
Jane
James Liginner
Gardai
Ani
Church- Haug -Boehic
Mev
W. H. Postma
Isaac Montgomex
Isaac
Jansus Flory
Elmer Flory
Charch
Anderson
Will Flory
Noah Flory
Thei
Pratt County
Wesley Piory
Jacob Shuler
C. N. Peterson
Wesley Flory
Am and
Taymond
Edmond Thay
Ars H. Postina
A. J. Flo
Violet
Oswalt
Mus
Dan Beechley
Saturda
Sis
AO Kbeng His
Ks College
Lawrence Busi
R. E. Wilson
Malburne, Kans
Laiwrence
McCulloch’s
AL Vrnter
North Lawrence
Bank Guara Wield
Peoples State Bank
Kansas City
Pen Air Ballet
Ag Stars Water Lions
Creight Ears
P. Ma
In. m. Fit
Grand Avenuc
Kansas City, Kaw Valley & Western Railway
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