Democrats Plan Kansas Campaign For Western Trip
Kansas leaders announce a Democratic campaign push in October aiming to attract Progressive votes. Frances Henney and Brainbridge Colby will visit, with August Bryan and senators James, Lewis, and Burke assigned to the state. inclusion of Kansas in a possible Wilson western itinerary is noted.
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Topeks
Democratic Party
Kansas
Hubert Lardner
Democratic State Central Committee
Frances J. Henney
California
Brainbridge Colby
New York
Wed
Bryan
Lardner
Ollie James
Kentucky
J. Hamilton Lewis
Minois
W. B. Burke
Treasury Department
Allen's Foot Ease for soldiers on the border
A wartime appeal urges sending Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to soldiers at the Mexican border. It promises to reduce shoe friction in hot arid climates and dust, with a 225e box and a 2c stamp for mail delivery.
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Allen
Near a settlement coal miners and operators smooth differences
Kansas City Missouri September meeting of the general conference ended with miners proposal accepted by operators. Officials said the danger of a general strike had passed after an executive session. One miner clause remains to be settled.
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Kansas City
Governor Capper Denies Parole For Abilene Banker Flack
Topeka September 12 Governor Capper refused parole for It A Flack the Abilene banker who has spent three years in prison for embezzlement The parole board had recommended a parole and an investigation followed noting a comment about honesty touching the case
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Flack
Topeka
Cupper
A. Flack
Abilene
Parole Board
Capper
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Lawrence Citizen
A Lawrence reader, A C Johnson of 4456 Indiana 6th, testifies four years ago bedfast with kidney trouble and back weakness improved after using two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports lasting relief since then. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn and Co., Buffalo, N Y.
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Lawrence
Dean
Ling
A.C. Johnson
Indiana
Doan
Bear Fends Off Large Dog at Hunt Farm
Bruce Bear was bitten on the hand by a large brown dog at Hunt farm after patting it. He and several men fought the dog off. The dog is known as a Dad dog and is shy of strangers. Baldwin installs 24 hour service at the electric plant with three operators and a remodeled switchboard and new generator. Many local residents and activities are noted, including visitors, upcoming moves, and school reopenings.
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Bruce Bear
Fletcher ‘Hunt
Hunt Farm
Hunt
Bruce
Baldwin
Supt
Kirby
John Pratt
Dave Kennedy
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertised as Reliable Remedy
A nostalgic ad praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and croup in a ten child household, claiming relief and cost savings on doctor bills. The piece also notes local updates from Oswego and Baldwin, including school superintendent Liston and residents traveling for work and to visit relatives.
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Roaper
Foley
Jefferagon
Alwaze
Xand
Was It Insured The First Question After a Fire
An advisory urges asking which company issued the insurance policy after a fire. It notes some firms in the Manley Agency have centuries of history and survived major disasters while meeting obligations. Insurance costs are similar across companies, so choosing a trusted, long established firm is advised.
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Manley
Pering
Town Folks Travel and School Moves Week
Tonganoxie residents Mr and Mrs Hinesley with Edith and Earl visited Tonganoxie and Leavenworth Sunday, accompanied by Frances Wolcott. Mary Nirschl heads to St Marys Academy in Leavenworth, while Edith Phenicie and Mabel McNaughton return to Lawrence for University study. Charles Laming departs for Western Military Academy Upper Alton Illinois, as senior. Mrs Phenicie returns from Kansas City visit with Howard Miller. John Laming spends a day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Charles Cole with Lois return from extended Kansas City visit. George Uhl and Mrs Uhl stay in town with August Metlewski and family in Leavenworth. Mr and Mrs A J Schilling host in Leavenworth. Mrs M W Schitting noted. Mrs William C Allan visits Lansing to see Mrs Creever and Mrs Wise of Kansas City. Miss Ann Klamer returns to Seufert after extended town visit. Howard B Kline travels to Kansas.
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J. W. Bode
Topeka
Baldwin
J.P. Haggard
Paul Haggard
Marjorie Teely
Wakeeney
A. W. Kirby
Katherine McCarter
Tri Delta
Lester
Jap Griffin
Emporia Normal
Dorohy Keohane
Neosho Rapids
F. H.belt
Bette
Colorado
Dr. Bell
del Norte Cole
Wm. Edmonds
McLou
A.M. Kitterman
Depew
Wittermanen
Verter Bell
Douglass County
Stewart Lockwood
Rocky Ford Cole
Gardner
Hodges
Carson
Chicago University
George
Baker
Des Moines
Chicago
D. T. Lawson
Clay Center
Arived
Lawson
Baker University
F. M. Storum
Marie Thougmartin
Ft. Scott
Liston
Thougmartin
Elizabeth Burgess
Wilma Nabb
Ottawa
Excelsior School
Gertrude Black
Vérdon Liston
Verdon
Hinesley
Edith
Earl
Lawrence
Tonganoxis
Leaventworth
Leavenworth
Frances Wolcott
Mary Nirschl
St. Marys Academy
Edith Phenicie
Mabel McNaughton
Charles Laming
Upper Alton
Ill
Western Military Academy
Charles
George W. Phenicie
Kansas City
Howard Miller
Miller
John €. Laming
Charles Cole
Jitie
Lois
George Uhl
Leaven
Ann Klamer
Seufert
Howard
Kline
Kansas
Duncanson
Roy Zimmerman
Little Baby
Reno
J. E. Watkins
Theodore C. Davis
Ral Davis
Carlos Evans
Tawrence
Sue Todd
Grace Zoellner
Thomas H. Chandler
Bernice Cronemeyer
High Prairie School
Boling
Emmett Taylor
Pony Creek
Tun
Wills Friends
Rand
Otte. Seufert
Chand
University of Kansas
William Cronémeyer
Charles Thomas
F. Joseph Dessery
Mondiv
Flavel Reno
Resinol remedy touted for eczema and skin troubles
A historical notice promotes Resinol ointment and resinol soap as safe treatments for eczema ringworm and itching skin conditions. It cites a Baltimore doctor’s formula trusted for over twenty years and notes doctors widely prescribe it for quick relief and gentle cleansing benefits.
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Baltimore
Neighborhood Activity Notes at Fairview and Surroundings
Local residents attend teaching positions at Kansas and Wisconsin institutions. Miss Ina Cowles and Miss Bertha Salisbury plan school duties in Manhattan and Fisk Hall Kansas City, while families gather at home events and visits. Community members travel to Lawrence and Vinland for meetings and social visits.
Kidney danger signals warn of dropsy and Bright's disease
An alarmed health ad urges immediate use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming they treat uric acid poisoning and rheumatic pains. It touts the product as natural, time-tested, and globally recognized, warning buyers to insist on the original Haarlem Oil with the brand name.
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Weekday Calls and Camp Dinner at the Ayer Home
Local residents visited the Ayer home across several days with dinners and social gatherings. Lawrence visitors included the Doolittles, Rists, and Reese families. An ice cream social was held despite rain, and various neighbors shared meals and church outings. Tomatoes valued at over 100 pounds were sold by Charles Shinar.
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Western Kuarisas
Lawrence
Randall Doolittle
Ayer
Rist
Ayer Home
V. L. Reese
Ed. McClintock
Walborn
Edwin
Ora Calvin
Charles
Dorothy Ott dies at fourteen months in Belleview
Miss Gertrude Ott visits in Kansas City and returns home. Dorothy Ott, fourteen months old, died at Mrs. J. H. Freese’s home. Funeral held from Ott Sr. home with Rev. Tobias delivering the sermon. Interment in Endora cemetery.
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Little Dorothy Ott
J. H. Freese
Dorothy
jott,Sr
Tobias
Endora
Will Parker
Western Kansas
Charles
Terrell
Spurgeon
Jim Shiri
Forsythe
Bernice Gilfee
Lawrence
G. Shearer
Gertrude Ott
Esther Freese
University of Kansa Charles
Ott. Lawrence
Mabel Russell
Wellsville
Myrtle Russell
Martha Peer
Harold Vongunten
Eudsra
Geo
Listen
Conner
Listen Gar
Pine’ Hone
John Shivek
Parker
Jim Shirek
Hesper
Charles 'Terrell
Yongunten
Belchic Resigns to Become Engineer in Joplin Mo
George Belchic formerly with the chemistry department as assistant in skate research has resigned to become a consulting engineer in Joplin Missouri. He conducted research on recovering zinc from grade arcs and slug while at the institution.
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Joplin
George Belchic
Department of Chemistry
Skaite
Joplin, Mo
Belchic
Six Years of Suffering Reversed by Pinkham's Medicine
Mrs. J. S. Barlow of Columbus Ohio describes six years of severe female illness with stomach pain and weakness. After ten days on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could eat without pain and regained strength, improving from 118 to 127 pounds with her husband affirming the life-saving effect. The ad touts the tonic as restoring health for female ailments through herbal ingredients.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. S. Barloow
South 4Th St
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