Kansas Beats Normal 65 to 0 in Opening Football Game
Kansas dominated Emporia Normal from the start on McCook field scoring 65 points while preventing any Normal tally. The 28 Kansas players rotated throughout the game, with Bond, Johnsen, Abesnathy, Lennox, Wilhelm and Sure All delivering the standout runs and gains.
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McCook Field
Emporia
Kansas
Kennedy
Bond
Johnsen
Abesnathy
Lennox
Wilhelm
Normals
Yess
Sunsoi
Dohneon Ty Bond
T-yan
Owere
Butik Tems
Burleigh Cash Co. Delivers Hit With A Night Of Applause
The Burleigh Cash Co. presented a strong stage show titled Hero of the Hills to a packed house. Patrons praised the cast and production for its lively performances and community appeal.
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Burleigh Cash Co
Oid Burleigh Cash Co
Borleigh Cash Company
Road safety urged amid frequent driver complaints
A fragmentary local page urges strict obedience to road laws after numerous close calls on busy streets. The piece notes pedestrians and drivers must be careful as hazards loom with narrow escapes and misaligned traffic. It also mentions a local ice cream brand and a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting schedule confusion. A college course ad promotes a life scholarship for quick entry, and a tersely worded line condemns chronic grumbling.
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Benniethy
Purely Personal on a Kansas Car Ride
A long, meandering slice of local life describes women waiting for and riding Lawrence streetcars. Two friends quarrel over paying fares, comment on yellow-painted cars, and recall walking blocks to reach the 1000 block in Massachusetts. A conductor collects a nickel as the S. Y. T. insists on paying her own fare.
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Frances Dinsmoor
Kansas City
Filenn Bramwell
Belleville
Dora Agle
Salinatouy
H. L. Smith
Marie. Emens
Topeka
Nelle Treworgy
W. Laming
Lawrence
Fritz Loweks
Parsons
Amy Moerstetter
Edith Hurd
Uector Campbell
Boston
A. Munroe
Mary Culbernsum
Chicago
Air
W. F. Rhor
J.T. Jones
Gertrude Gilmore
Colorado
New Mexico
Hazel Sanders
Galena
Chi Omega House
Huby Chisham
Atchison
Kappa House
Eva Thompson
Fopeka
Bessie Robinson
M. KR. Diverbiss
LaCygne
Kansas
Otto Chandler
Shoshone
Wyo
W. W. Bolt
J. G. Bauer
Minna Bauer
van Auto
Barteldes
Fish Creek
Wisconsin
Otto Wiseher
Arthur Waldron
Ed Parsons
M. Elal
Vera Mundy
Amy Farrington
Morris Schlegel
Charles Wolf
Harry Lipsis
Alice Lipsis
C. E. Denton
W. Webb
J. E. Stubbs
Faily
Mulvane
Stubbs
Mary *Cuors
Washington, D. C
National Park Seminary
Robert Banks
Phi Gam
Ann Arbor
Jennie Sage
Robinson
Logation
Sixth
Kansas Regiment
Pleasantun
Massachusetts
Winthrop
Y. T
Eldridge
SY. T
Mr. Smith
Owen
Bevanse
Harry
Draskell and
Taek
Tam
Trote
Buck
Abel
Has Good Position in Teokkeept Industry Report
Arthur Hussell, employed by the Martie company, ranks national as a Teokkeept. He holds a positive stance on prospects and maintains a solid professional profile.
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Arthur Hussell
Ie Martie Company
Lass Ap
Teokkeepter
Phe
Rugsell
Dahlias Old and New at American Institute Exhibit
The annual dahlia reunion at the American Institute Old Mine showcases a wide range of blooms from old varieties to modern daughters. Exhibits include striped reds and whites and a notable prize group from George Sullivan and M Townsend, alongside nearby castle and Rhine garden references and broader notes on garden hybrids and international estates.
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Dahlia
American Institute
Old Mine
Hale
Howard Gould
Port Washington
Creenery
George S. Sullivan Owen
M. Townsend
J.T. Lovett
Madam Myren Thursday Night at the Berlin Opera
A fragmentary notice mentions Madam Myren and a Thursday night event involving the Berlin Opera company and the New York Micropolitan Opera, with local venue references and performers listed in a damaged OCR passage.
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Madam Myren
Meron
Caplera
Mavlani Langendorff
Berlin Opera
Rompaniy
New York
Forests reshape a nation with new wealth and protection
The article describes vast forest development transforming land use, reducing dune drift, and curbing floods. It notes pine forests expanding, nation wide reforestation, and shifts in industry toward timber and related products. It contrasts this progress with other nations and highlights impacts on living conditions and natural resources.
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Favets
France
Forest Arena
Slater
Othe Bose
Five English Women Inventors at Paris Exhibition
The article highlights five English women whose inventive ideas include safety razors and other devices, shown at a forthcoming Paris exhibition dedicated to women inventors. It notes a rise in patents yearly and contrasts utilitarian inventions for women and children with broader wartime innovations, amid suffrage debates.
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Paris
Fey
Doll affection and a girl’s prized toy in a local tale
Mrs Adams guards a one foot tall wax faced doll named John Quincy Adams, praised for its value and careful upkeep. The neighborhood children visit but have never harmed it, while Mrs Adams admits deeper love for her real son despite his differing nature.
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Mutonel
Catherine Adan
Sly
John Quincy Adams
Rules for Driving From a Historical Street Guide
A fragmentary safety guide urges careful driving behavior and observing traffic rules to prevent accidents. It emphasizes yielding at corners, staying within the speed limit of five to ten miles per hour, and avoiding dangerous maneuvers. The text references common-sense precautions and mentions safety items like bandages and rubber tubing.
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Osnifep
Greatest Tie Yard in United States Story
The article describes Salina shipments and a notable tie yard, mentioning attracting visitors, trains, and local businesses. It references a road collapse near Denver and a reader named Elizabeth J. Drang, with广告 blurbs for Wolf's Book Store and local products.
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Wing Erection
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Soxman & CO
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Kate Stone
Seey
Lawrence Business College
Lause
Wichita
A. J. Lane
Olathe Gee- Iy
Harry Tolles
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Mildred Reed
Eudora
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Bennett
Irwin Rogers
John Outland
W. E. Connelly
Theodore Gardner
Col
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Irwin Snattinger
J. Tyson
Fred Lindley
H. E
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Chris Armstrong
Carl Phillips
J. W. Wastings
T. E. Newlin
Los Angeles
John New
Detroit
Warner-Cranston
Detroit Free Press
Libby
Gustafson
Edmonds Market
Iarriman
Spain
Italy
Rhine
Orion
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Sud
East Patt
Detroit News
England
United Kingdom
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Cannet
Tay
Wemulvd
Bratlay
Noviateriaeges
Hoadley
Maish
Givaur
Speimassia
Honda
Tauit
Lnman Fabiniiva
Berlin
Tamburg
North Sea
Charles Chiampoiseny
Samothrace
Louvre
Gallerie
M. Chimpoisean
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Levant
Isle
Oance
Mymisent
London Telegraph
Dita Strverien
Edward
Aden
Edaea
Harrison
Tio
New York World
China
Alt
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Nur
Noway
Kmaen
Maude
Raymond's
Ontupdeyer
Bayer
Munnimaker
Steven
the Journal
Tnekes
Golfeather Pilluwa
Psie
Mnest
Oller
NEW York Dental Co
Marks
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Salina
Geersen
Adya
Elizabeth J. Drang
Vidin
Vermeant Street
Hell Phone
Ken Faye el
Wolf's Book Store
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