Personal News From Kansas City Visit Shuffle
Mr and Mrs Clark Mf returned to Kansas City Saturday after visiting relatives in this area. Miss Maggie Spears visited Kansas City Friday for a few days. Mike Dillangham and Mike Luys Davis traveled to the city Friday for a visit. Ms Mote and Sue went to Wellington Thursday for a few days, and Mr and Mrs Campbell planned a trip back to the city after several days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Kausas City
Maggie Spears
Kansis
Mike
Vic Dillangham
Mike Luys Davis
City
Miases Mote
Sue’ K
Wellington
Leavenworth
Mabel Strodtiuna
Kansasity
Vince Owen
Mer
Mrs. Bytgon
Dr King's New Discovery Ad Inscription Fragment
Fragmented ad text for Dr King s New Discovery touting cures for coughs colds and grippe with vague testimonials. Mentions Crenshaw & Young and Crenshaw ad and travel notices for local residents including Mabel Strodtiuna Vince Owen and others visiting Kansas City and Aulivill with several family trips and illness cures implied.
Missouri Archives Urged to Preserve State Publications
State Capitol fires destroyed printed documents and endangered the Missouri state publications. The State Historical Society of Missouri warns that vast volumes of delicate materials would be irreplaceable if more were lost. Officials urge the next General Assembly to provide secure housing for this invaluable collection of Missouri history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Society of
Missouri
Jefferson City
General Assembly of
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
Positive proof of kidney relief from Mrs. Clive M. Brasel of Princeton with a testimonial from 1914 recounting prior illness and cure after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad notes 1912 endorsement and urges purchases from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Neal Coyle returning to Kansas City after visiting Wm Welsh family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenad
Clive M. Braseh
Pratklin Vite
Lexineten
Alo
Dean
Brasel
Don
Winter in Florida and Kansas City Business Trip
Bronson reports his mother-in-law winters in Florida and asks if the climate agrees with her. Bronson questions whether it knows its business as L. Swart went to Kansas City Saturday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Florida
Johnson
L. Swart
Kansas City
Children Learn to Drink in Russian Schools
A London Telegraph report on Consul Grove’s Moscow district findings shows rising drunkenness among Russian schoolchildren. Of 18,134 Moscow province boys aged eight to thirteen, 12,152 or 46 percent drank. 4,733 of 10,404 girls, 45 percent, drank. Town council calls for alcohol education and museums to show alcohol effects. teachers to receive instruction on alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ul. M. Grove
Moscow
Russia
Soscow
London Telegraph
Drain on Our Environment by Drummond
A reflective excerpt argues that environment sustains life as 70 percent of the human body is water and daily two pounds are exhaled through the skin. It frames environment as an unappropriated part of ourselves, with continuous proportional drains as the body grows and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Masked misprint sparks editor’s blunt lesson
A cub reporter’s odd claim that three thousand nine hundred and twenty nine eyes fixed on a speaker provokes a blunt editor’s lament about accuracy. The cub explains the phrase as a joke about one man blind in one eye.
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Cub
The Result Claimed Victory In Controversial Exchange
In a terse exchange a speaker boasts of forcing an opponent to swallow his words while another notes the man choked with anger. The lines suggest a heated confrontation and personal affront in a recorded moment.
Visit Notes and Local Appearances
Miss Opal Anderson of Higginsville arrived Friday evening for a visit with Miss Janie Creer. Dr A EL Rogers traveled to Beardon Saturday for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Anderson
Higginsville
Janie Creer
A. EL. Rogers
Biaedon Satwetay
ITS CLASS Joy ride jags labeled auto intoxication
A witty exchange labels reckless car laps as auto intoxication in a classroom setting. The phrase frames dangerous driving as a learnable vice rather than a crime, reflecting a tongue in cheek commentary.
Her Fault Emper Quip Reveals Careless Jennie
A fragment from a historic page shows a playful exchange about a girl named Jennie. The lines joke that she is careless about her "emper" and often loses it, hinting at a light social quip rather than a full story.
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Jennie
Framing the Question on a Faulting Banker Punishment
A reader asks what punishment the faulting banker received and notes that his lawyer charged. The exchange hints at a legal consequence while focusing on defense strategy.
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Phs
Flores
Pierce
Cainman
Jothboand
Dr. "Plaree
Baftais
Teoff
Pineo
Riewsorville
Aulivill
Mikses Mini
Davis
Page
Flincher
Plorence Beck
Lexington
Denlors
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Neal Coyle
Wm Welsh
Consul Grove
L. E. Mark
John R. Potts
A. Egle
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Franklin Ave
Lextincton, Missouri
Lelzer
Seles
Peon
OR. E. J. Kampe
Ours
WWE
Jay
Fletcher
Castoria
Ee Oy
Ellen Hopkins
Pacember
Lafayette County
Jagt
N. Hopkin
Winkler Furniture Co
J. M.shiter
Leury Body’ Megazine
Delvnsayir
Thera
Eam
Mae
Butterick Polishing Company Bulterick Building
New York City
Georgia
Branawick
Savannah
Lowisiana, Alescandria
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Mexico
Aguascallentes
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Mississippi
Jackson
Meridian Vicksburg
STL
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Las Vegas
Roswell
South Carolina
Charleston
Columbia
Texas, Austin
Brownsville
Dallas
el Pase
SI. Worth
Galveston
San Antonio
Rous
Alabama
Mobile Montgomery Magnolia
Cuba
Tlavana
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Jacksonville
Turpin Springs
Tampa
A. S. Loomis
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