Church Clears Debt After Fundraising Drive
The church resolves a long standing debt of 120000 with a fundraising drive led by Pastor MS Lee Serey. Vowing no further public appeal, pledges are due within thirty days and the mortgage will be set for final settlement. The campaign ends in a victory with a larger church program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christin Chuirei
Lee Serey
Mgr. Serey
Rai
Serey
Teday
Elaine
Indehterne
Glycerine Mixture and Adier-i-ka Claims
An ad notes glycerine mixture and Adier-i-ka claim to prevent appendicitis and ease indigestion. It mentions buckthorn bark components and alleged health benefits, with references to medical professionals and military context. The piece includes promotional journalism on products and an unrelated note about a trans Siberian detail and an ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Jon
Dick Bros
Baldwin Residents Return From World War Service
Howard G. Mann, first sergeant in the medical corps, returns home after serving since 1917 and aiding troops at Brest. Ralph H. Price visits before heading to Harvard Boston for post graduate chemistry. Emil Liston heads to Wesleyan University in Connecticut. others travel for health, work, or business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Mann
Uncle Sam
Baldwin
Brest
United States
Howard
Ralph H. Price
Kansas City
Boston
Harvard
Emil Liston
Mid- Weetown
Conn
Liston
Wesleyan University
Tlisten
G.M. Listen
J. B. Ross
Jr. H. Allderdice
Cline
Allderdice
George G. Shird
Lost Springs
J. B. Thomas
New Mexico
Spears
Goff
Archie L. Ryan
Evanston, Il
Mr. Ryan
Ryans
Northwestern University
Philippines
William
Fred Tudium
Kansas
Virginia Reynolds
Jorton
Hazel Reynolds
Edwin Hackett
Remodeling Wilder Bros Plant for Pipe Organ Co Progresses
Reuter Schwartz Organ company rebuilds Wilder Bros shirt factory site with solid stone foundations dug out and replaced by four foot thick concrete. The new addition approaches the size of the main building, indicating long term plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder Bros
Pipe Organ Company
Reuter-Schwartz Organ Company
Wilde Bros. Shirt Factory
Woman Credits Mayr's Remedy For Relief From Pain
A woman says she suffered severe stomach pains and attacks every ten to fourteen days until February 1 two years ago when she started Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She reports no spells since and praises the harmless preparation that moves mucus and relieves inflammation in the digestive tract. The ad claims one dose convinces and money is refunded. Round Corner Drug Co. and druggists nationwide are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnst
Mayr
Round Corner Drug Co
Ajlv
Senior girls consider suffrage ticket at S H S
First history making move at S H S as senior girls discuss a totally feminine suff ticket for student elections. No senior roster formed yet with Elmer Lupton or Ralph Ulm as possible leaders while freshmen stay shy of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lupton
Ralph Ulm
Daily Thought Prayer Quote by Bayard Taylor
A brief quotation notes that labor is a form of prayer attributed to Bayard Taylor. It presents a solitary, reflective line on work and devotion without additional context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Taylor
Number 40 Blood Medicine Praised by Evansville Druggist
A Gerke Drug Co. clerk recalls a customer story about Number 40 For The Blood boosting sales. Mendenhall, a 40 year veteran druggist, cites his wife choosing it and his own recovery after taking it. The ad outlines claimed ingredients and uses from the U S Dispensatory for blood poison and glandular diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerke Drug Co
Evansville
Ind
M. Gerke
Theodore
Mr. Gerke
Mendenhall
U. S
Reuter Schwarz Pipe Organ Co to Move Facility to Lawrence
E G Schwarz announced the Reuter Schwarz Pipe Organ Company will relocate its headquarters to Lawrence within three weeks. The Trenton Illinois office is closed as remodeling proceeds on the Wilde Brothers factory to house the plant and machinery. A large pipe organ contract for a Brookhaven Mississippi church is in progress and will ship before the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter- Schwarz Pipe Organ Company
E. G. Schwarz
Schwarz
Trenton
Minois
Wilde Broth
Peserber 2
Owen
Tnerten
Brookshaven
Mississippi
Lawrence
Tonganonie Ruth Millar Returns to Salt Lake City
Ruth Millar returns to Salt Lake City after vacation with her parents. Rev. Johnson of Almeda Kansi named new pastor at Congregational church effective October 1. Various local residents travel, visit, and recover, including Mrs. J C Laming after an appendectomy and Kate Noble resuming work at Memorial Bell hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millar
Salt Lake City
Utah
Johnson
Almeda
Kansi
Congregational Church
The
State University
Kansas City
J. C. Laming
Wo CL. Phenicie
Phenicie
Mungo Youn
Delena
Calif
Garnett
Kansas
Ray Cronomeyer
Northwestern Depot
Edward
Lansing
Greever
Kate Noble
Memorial Bell Hospital
Bertha Golding
I Nalen
Lincoln
Robotsom
Leavenworth
Nebr
Tra Tendo
Wichita
Los Angeles
Frank Jenkins
Appre
Fay
Anects
F.C. McNerary
Kensa
Anne Bell
Califoria
Bell Lars Beni Geniesities
Lower
California
Fair Play Code Emphasizes Mutual Rights at Work
A moral guide urges workers to demand rights yet treat those in authority with fairness. Emphasizing concern, quiet conduct, and kindness among associates, it warns that deviating from this code harms employer relations and hinders rightful exchange.
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Egu
Exechange
Henry and Harry: the evolution of a royal nickname
The text traces how Henry became Henry or Harry in English usage. It notes Henry VI’s era with a currency nicknamed Hurry and Henry VIII’s reign with a coin called the Harry grant. It cites a saying about Jerusalem and the nickname in historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrys
Henry
England
Harry
Henry VI
Harry Grant
Jerusghan
Dewry
Uhivago Daily News
New Zealand Lumber Vanishing
Article warns that rising use of native timber in New Zealand will exhaust standing timber in a few years. It notes rapid consumption outpacing renewal and implies potential shortages if current trends continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Tapestries Bring High Prices at New York Arts Auction
An auction at the American Art Galleries in New York drew strong bids for tapestries linked to Ageustus Krisitites and Bibi, with top pieces selling around $3,000. The sale featured Renaissance style tapestries including Love's Labor Lost and other rare textiles, attracting keen collectors.
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Ageustus
Ularvestimnes
Telia Renaiysance Mide
Wit Seincer Leaves Noon Session In South
A fragmented entry notes Wit Seincer leaving at noon during a session in the south and mentions an overkun d event or outcome.
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Christian Church
M. Lee Lercy
Lawrence Franster & Torage Company
Thones
W. C. Hamilton
R.A. Beck
Mass
Neal To Brock
Haletones
Capper
Siberia
Republica
Massa
Journal-World Atlas
Hebu Trax
Worl
Wortiingien
Red Cross
Hess
Round Corner Drug Store
Adv
Baldwin News
Italy
Germany
Journal-World
Kraker and Waterman
Rankin’s Drug Store
W. FE. Wilson
Royal Commission On Industrial Relations
Ottawa
Ceticuca Lab
Malden
Mase
High School News
Lawrence High School
L. B. Waterman
Conklin
McCulloch's
Pennsylvania
Reuter-Schwarz Pipe Organ Company
Toy Lawrence
Tonganonie
Fletcher
Nehditt
Katy
Lonestar
Ill
New Orleans
Mme Ness
Blaine
Clauda
LYKO
Lyko Medicine Company
New York
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