Local Figures Travel for Visits and Business in Kansas City
Judge John B. Burden went to Kansas City on legal business Monday. Father G. B. Curry likewise traveled to Kansas City for the day. K Perrie of Kansas City arrived Saturday night to visit his sister Mrs. T. C. Tilland. Mrs. John Wilson returned Saturday night to Higginsville after visiting Mrs. C. B. Yingling. W. A. Marquis of Little Rock arrived Saturday night to visit his mother Mrs. Mary Miuvatiis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Burden
Kansas City
G. B. Curry
K. Perrie
T. C. Tilland
John Wilson
Higginsville
C. B. Yingling
W. A. Marquis
Little Rock, Ark
Mary Miuvatiis
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years- Now Well
Mrs. D. L. Kenney credits Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with curing her fifty year toll from tetter a burning itching skin ailment. The Pfeiffer Chemical Co advertises the product priced at 50 cents and available through druggists or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Kans City Visitor Arrives to See Mother
Mrs. M F Gockwell of Kansas City arrived Saturday evening to visit her mother Mrs Nannie Steele. Miss Florence Barron left Sunday morning for a visit in Denver Col Mars. Retta Rutherford returned to her home in Warrenshire Saturday evening after a visit here with Mops N M Houx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M F. Gockwell
Kansas City
Nannie Steele
Florence Barron
Denver
Col. Mars
Retta Rutherford
Warrenshire
N. M. Houx
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Claims Safe For Children
Mothers warned of worm symptoms in children and urged to use Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company product. Ad claims the remedy removes worms, improves appetite and digestion, and restores vitality. Available from druggists or by mail for 25 cents. Philadelphia, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo Indian Medicne Company
Philadelphia
Local Residents Take Short Visits to Kansas City
Mrs I L Peck and Prof B M Little went to Kansas City Friday evening for a few days visit. Miss Melon Darrelson returns home to Elton Mo after a visit. Mina Meyer and Nica Silla travel to Kansas City Saturday to meet a wife returning from Sulphur Springs Ark. Mis Chisie Borie goes to Se ilin Saturday for a visit. Joe Rist returns to Kansas City Saturday after visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il. M. Peck
Kansas City
B. M. Little
Melon Darrelson
Elton
Mina Meyer
Nica Silla
Kansis City
Tree
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Mies
Chisie Borie
Seilin
Joe Rist
Local visitors depart for homes and travels end
Mrs BW Frederick and her daughter Virginia left Saturday morning for home after visiting relatives. Mrs Edward Mehl and daughter Florence returned Saturday to Coffeyville Kansas after a visit here. Miss Ida Stalling returned Friday evening from Sweet Springs. Miss Millg Riddings returned Friday evening from an extended stay in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Virginia
Edward Mehl
Florence
Coffeyville
Kansas
Ida Stalling
Sweet Springs
Millg Riddings
New York
Local visitors arrive for visits across towns
Mrs. Mary I Graham receives a visiting guest, a Miss Bessie Douglass of Warrensburg. Miss Kathryne Ainsworth travels to Higginsville for a short stay. Miss Lizzie Yates of Callatin arrives Friday evening to visit her sister, Mrs. Z. M. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Douglass
Warrensburg
Mary I
Graham
Kathryne Asiurst
Higginsville
Lizzie Yates
Callatin
Mars. Z. M. Williams
Wig Fashion as Symbol of Jewish Womanhood in Chicago
The Chicago Post comments on Jewish bridal wigs worn by married women, noting the custom as an outward sign of virtue and serious purpose rather than vanity. It contrasts Russia’s bride veils with Chicago practice, recounts a historical tale of self-denial, and ends praising the stem religious zeal behind the wig tradition.
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Russia
Chicago
Chicago Post
Liquid Food and Health Talk in Tramp Column
A quirky exchange questions favorite health food and compares drink choices. The Tramp notes Whisky or beer as a preferred option, reflecting light social commentary on tastes.
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Tady
Minister praises Dr King's New Life Pills for constipation
Rev TL Stubenvoll of Allison Iowa extols Dr King's New Life Pills as perfect for constipation praising them as regulator for liver and bowels. Each pill guaranteed and sold for 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. Stubenvoll
Allison, Ia
Dr King
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young's
Mr and Mrs Hinesley and family plan Kansas visit
Mr W F Hinesley and wife with daughter Helen left Friday night for a visit in Lawrence Kansas. Mrs Oscar Andreen returned Friday from Marshall. I Wahl of Dover visited the office Friday. Co and Mrs C T Ryland returned Saturday from a long trip through the Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hinesley
Helen
Lawrence
Kansas
Oscar Andreen
Marshall
I. Wahl
Dover
C. T. Ryland
Accomplished Fisherman Moves to Suburbs
A dialog reflects a plan to relocate a skilled fisherman to the suburbs with a quip about using his talent to catch trains, illustrating a humorous exchange on moving and applying a craft in an urban setting.
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Yeas
The Best Pain Killer Agnica Salve Ad
Chamberlain of Clinton praises the salve for cuts bruises burns and other skin injuries saying it robs them of pain and heals well. Priced at 25 cents and sold by Crenshaw and Young.
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EB. Chamberlain
Clinton
Crenshaw & Young
Mixed banter over a stylish new costume
A light exchange between a wife and husband about a new trowserette costume. The husband dismisses the style, claiming fashion defenses lack a leg to stand on. The scene reads as humorous domestic chatter with playful jabs.
One Form of Pride
A character study centers on Bronson, depicted as the man who would rather stay away from Europe all his life than miss going across in the biggest boat, illustrating his bold resolve and adventurous streak.
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Bronson
Tle
Europe
Neighborly Actions Spark Quiet Cornet Gift
The note suggests no improvement by the neighbor Bacon-And, while Egbert-I remarks without change, indicating only a purchase of a cornet for his son. The brief passage conveys local gossip rather than measurable neighborhood impact.
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Egbert
San Antonio and Sweet Springs visitors arrive in town
Capt. TRS Kinney and Mrs Nintey with daughter Elizabeth of San Antonio arrive Saturday to visit B R Ireland’s family. Mrs Willis Gable returns to Kansas City after visiting relatives, accompanied home by her sister Miss Mabel Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trs. Kinney
John Nintey
Elizabeth
San Antonio
Texas
Marthe, Hall of
Sweet Springs
B. R. Ireland
Willis Gable
Kansas City
Mabel Ainsworth
Germanys people’s parta inspire lawyerless courts in Kansas
The article discusses Germany’s peoples courts where lawyers are barred to speed justice for the poor. Kansas follows with lawyerless courts where county commissioners appoint a judge for minor cases, excluding lawyers. Plaintiffs and defendants present their own stories, with minimal technical pleas or jargon. Supporters say reforms reduce complexity and cost, provoking interest among business people.
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Germany
Kansas
Vlert
Justice
Chicago Sword-Herald
Kangaa
Rail Record Not In Danger
A lighthearted railway anecdote recounts Wallace Irwin describing a speedy express that repeatedly halts for a cow on the track. Passengers joke about catching up to the animal as the train progresses, highlighting the humor in routine delays on the road.
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Wallace Irwin
Irwin
Newspapers Should Credit Sources When Copying Items
Dr. Talcott Williams, Columbia journalism head, warns that papers must credit copied items, anecdotes, or editorials. He cites a young editor who credited Shakespeare from another paper, illustrating proper attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talcott Williams
Columbia
School For Journalism
New York
Nolla
Huck
William Shakespeare
New Orleans
Improvised Sleeping Bag From Large Blankets for Campers
For campers a simple method uses a card of the largest size worst blanket pins. Fold ordinary blankets lengthwise then pin at the foot and up the side to create a comfortable sleeping bag.
Trimming For Hats and Fruit Making Comments
A trimmed quotes piece notes Burbank has perfected several new fruits and a milliner’s craft. The humorous exchange questions what a hat maker would create, implying innovation and ingenuity in fashion and horticulture.
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Burbank
Clues Show Suspect Wore Slouch Hat and Cutaway Coat
In the exchange, the investigator says the prisoner's insistence on escape raised suspicion. The remark notes the prisoner wore a slouch hat and a cutaway coat, details used to infer attempted disguise.
Arrival and visits noted for Kansas City residents
Mis Allen Porter of Kansas City arrived Friday evening for a visit with the Misses Tod hunter Col. Sandford Sellers, returned Friday evening from a business trip through Colorado.
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Mis. Allen Porter
Kansas City
Todheunter
Col
Sandford Sellers
Colorado
Foolish and Wise duel over catching a flirtatious husband
A terse, dialogue style fragment shows the Foolish One warning of a wife catching her husband flirting while the Wise One dismisses the notion with a quick retort. The lines imply a domestic tense moment centered on trust and suspicion. The setting remains unclear but suggests a cautionary domestic exchange.
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Poek
The Ballad of a Best Seller poem mystery
A poem titled The Ballad of a Best Seller is described with phrases suggesting money and flow. It mentions a jingling Lt line and questions tone and cadence. The fragmentary text evokes literary commerce and rhythm without full context or clear narrative.
Fast Manufacture Swindle Career Crumples After Police Move
A terse exchange hints at a slick swindle tied to a defendant's rapid moves. Police closure follows as investigators close in and the suspect fled, leaving questions about motive and method.
Ungrounded Exchange Sparks Playful Guidance
In a witty exchange, one party expresses a wish to be more solid with the other, who replies that true solidity lies in loosening self-attachment. The remark frames interpersonal closeness as avoiding rigidity and embracing flexible selfhood.
Untold Wealth Tax Meaning Explained by Father
The dialog presents a father explaining to his son that untold wealth refers to income or assets not reported on tax returns. He notes the issue involves individuals who have not filed tax statements, highlighting emphasis on compliance and oversight.
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Atement
No Deception Miss June Looks Daggers
A clipped exchange shows tension as a character eyes another with a sharp, accusing gaze. The line hints at a confrontation or challenging dynamic between two figures, suggesting a scene of suspicion or rivalry.
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Remington VT
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