Baldwin College Opens Enrollment Week For New Term
Baldwin University prepares for its sixty second year with enrollment starting Monday afternoon in the gymnasium. Existing students enroll first to leave ample time for new entrants Tuesday morning. Dr. J F Reach will deliver the opening chapel address. The moveable gym will serve as temporary space while Centenary Hall is repaired.
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Baker Universe
Baldwin
Healcon
J. F. Reach
First Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Centenary Hall
Olf
Local News Snippet From Lawrence and Fort Collins
A brief note reports a resident left for Fort Collins Colorado for work and William Holliday made a business trip to Lawrence on Wednesday. The fragment notes the midweek travel and professional activity in two communities.
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Wm. Holliday
Lawrence
Local Family Notes and School Start Date
The clipping lists names such as Belvoir Houk and Edithol Godhey with mentions of students and staff. Beaver Creek area events include Murphy, Over, and Murphy teaching at Beaver School which begins Monday September 5 with Miss Lillian Over as teacher. Community members travel to Emporia and Linden for visits and ball games.
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Houk
Harley Nod
Edithol Godhey
Linniera Woodward
Ceci Hiusuplags
Fy Murphy
Ralph
Mattie Abndivies
John Me
Cliften
Mr. Faith
Furibeey
Mursandi
M. J. Supelay
Ay Murphy
Fyril Beavoir
Sfiss
Lillian Over
Byrnerh
Holeames Grove
Mondak
Mace
Marion Buehrheim
Esther Murphy
Tlattie Cope
Emporia
Aye Cope
Tia Steele
Mal Les Demeritt
Linden Wriday
Edwin
Eathes Murphy
Satur
Thelma Protsons
Mes
James
Steele
Ste Wee Tapadiit
Commings
Unclear OCR Fragment Headlines Uncover Jumbled Text
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page presents incoherent phrases about remedies and medical mentions. The readable bits reference Magis Wondey fal Remedy and Vivi ty JQ years ago, with stray names and places missing context.
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Haii Beers
Murder mystery in Saline County ore rough court note
A garbled Kansas report describes a murder case linked to a man found dead at Cay Ak four ago and the suspect, George Knight. Authorities seek proof to convict and send the case to Salina for action.
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George Knight
Salim
Missing Details on Local Theft Case in Shawnee County
Fragmentary report mentions Connie McWay and a theft investigation in Shawnee County. The text is garbled, but references a nurse or farmer and a person named Connie McWay linked to a theft. No clear dates or locations are readable.
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Messity
Ted
Ueber
Thor
Eramdid Javeeny
Shawnee County
Connie McWay
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Beats Harsh Soaps
An old guidance note touts Malsified cocoanut oil sham poo as a safe hair cleanser. It claims common soaps and shampoos use too much alkali, drying the scalp and brittle hair, while the pure cocoanut oil product forms rich lather with just water and a small amount, leaving hair soft, bright, and easy to manage. It cites wide availability and low cost.
Gets-It Pain Free Corn Loosener Ad Claim
A vintage appeal touts Gets-It as a simple corn remedy that peels away painlessly like removing a banana skin. The advertorial claims millions have benefited and urges readers to avoid bandages and knives.
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Lawrence & Cy
Chicago
Boa
Br Co Marlen’s
Packers Problems Highlight Big Topic at Farm Congress
The fourteenth annual session opens September 2 in Kansas City with Packers problems and farm product exhibits. Delegates from states and provinces discuss proposals backed by the Interior Department and the Farm Congress, with S14,000 in prizes for the soil products exhibit and extensive national and international participation.
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Kansas City
Othe Nacker
Toms
Department of the Interior
United
oStrates
Kite Hays
Pye
Remy
Storest Overrun by Communists Reported
Fragmentary and garbled text describes alleged upheaval at a store or stores with claims of communist takeover. Names and specifics are unclear, but the tone implies a sensational wartime or political scare note with references to individuals and groups.
Seels Charter Member and Family Reunion Reported
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a charter member Meiry and her son A headlining a family reunion. It references Olster Torrens and a New York connection with unclear details. Final context and precise facts are unreadable due to garbled wording.
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Meiry
Olster Torrens
New York
Jagstory
Renal
Mary Be Carrat
Abdrich
Kaa
Ept
Nightimgats Exert Foes At Trt The State
Fragmentary report notes a confrontation involving Nightimgats and a sequence of battles at a state area. Details are unclear due to textual corruption but reference to sites and figures suggests a regional clash or military style engagement.
Little Heler's Idea in Mistranscribed Verse
Fragmentary OCR style text presents a jumble of names and phrases. The readable portions mention a horse and a wave while a character named Ther Kae Beelen responds, hinting at a dialogic scene with uncertain context.
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Little Heler
Beelen
Fragmented Coastline Notes and Tersely Conveyed Research
Partial OCR text describes coastal features near Chile with scattered terms. The readable fragments mention coast line sections, possible survey or geological references, and unnamed scientists or researchers. The content is garbled and lacks clear events or names to confirm a concrete report.
Fragmented OCR Narration About The Sea And Delis
The text reads as a garbled OCR fragment mentioning the sea delis and various jumbled phrases. It shows no clear event, person, or location to report as a coherent news item.
Life's Quiet Truths on Fate and Self Development
Fragmentary reflection notes that personality shapes life outcomes and death may hinge on self-control. It suggests we cannot know why events unfold and that self-mimicry or change influences the path of individuals as time passes.
Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy for relief after years
Mrs Ertig Waure of Waurestown Maryland reports long sufferings from nervousness and fatigue ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to publish her letter to help them seek treatment and contact the Pinkham firm for advice.
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Emmitsbure
Lydia L. Pinkham
Kayre
Ertig
Abs. Warren
Lydia E. Pinkham
Toydia E
Weathered Rains Arrive Late to Help Droughted Corn
A fragmented weather note reports recent rains falling too late to benefit corn crops. Names and exact locations are unreadable, but the document notes a dry spell and ongoing agricultural impact. The garbled text suggests regional rainfall data and farm concerns.
Hines Leer ay Te Phone 1 Toaier tt
Readable text fragments describe a local item or notice involving Hines and a phone contact. The incomplete OCR limits clear facts but indicates a brief public notice or notice-like fragment from a newspaper page.
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Hines
Leer Ay
Toaier Tt
Be Young in Body Wied and Looks Despite Your Years
A compact editorial piece urges readers to pursue youthfulness in appearance and vitality despite aging. It emphasizes practical steps and mindset shifts to maintain vitality as years advance.
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Hazel McClure
H. W. O'Byrne
Hattie Hackett
N. O'Byrne
Mixx Vazel McClure
Merc
FF. E. Wolf
Mise Ethel Payne
Ralph H. Price
Kamsas City
Harvard
Murray Wilson
Newdeshi
Murray
University of Wisconsin
Mer
Newman
Bear
Nuss
Evanston
Tll
Northwestern
Glenn Miller
G. OM. Listen
East
New York Post Graduate Medical Schaul
Mr. J. Ringe
Kansas
Harry Swimley Iting
BAYER
Bayer Cross
Manus
Monoaceticacilester
Jone
Tim
Fort Collins
Colo
Belvoir
Salina
Releaseda
Willie Me AY
Bip
INTER
Storest
Sareriatis Pogiatist Radicab
Ng New Republic
Vin Eement
Seles Charter Member
Aldrieh
WY Poe
Tate
Ghana
Cdebreenaty
Wonan
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Dactera
Belching
Myou
Eatonic
Georgia Hassie Walmrncy
Herrington
Viatvan
Nature
Val
Bouer
New Yorke
Solentanufacturers
Lyko Medicine Co
Sans Mo
Dr. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
Akron
Ohio
Round Corner Drug Store
Massachusetts Street
Mawrence
Torrington
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
Mass
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