Miss Florida Stier Hosts Guests From Lexington and Beyond
Miss Florida Stier of 3122 Adway Kansas City entertains a house party with visiting young ladies from Lexington including Miss Carrifield Miss Jo Hinesley Jo Barnett Young and Miss Blair Gordon of St Louis together with Miss Helen Kelly of Georgetown Kentucky Also Miss Margaret Aull spent Friday in Kansas City Taubman visited Friday for business My Barnett Young spent Sunday in Kansas City Mina Meyer traveled to St Louis Sunday morning for a visit.
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Florida Stier
Kansas City
Lexington
Carrifield
Jo Hinesley
Jo. Barnett Young
Blair Gordon
St. Louis
Helen Kelly
Georgetown
Kentucky
Margaret Aull
BE. M. Taubman
Barnett Young
Kansas Bey
Mina Meyer
Man Coughs and Breaks Ribs in Frightful Coughing Spet
In Neenah Wisconsin a man, after a severe coughing spell, suffered chest pains and two ribs were broken. A newspaper ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and lung trouble with a testimonial from Mrs Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri. Also notes local trips by Miss Ella Carter and Miss Anna Chamberlain with relatives to Kansas City and Wyoming.
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Neenah
Wis
Crenshaw & Young
Misa Ella Carter
Wyoming
Kansas City
Ella Carter
Anna Chamberlain
Peive
Nancy
Custay Drumm
Dora
Ella Horn
Ends Hunt for Rich Girl Ends in Electric Bitters Ad
An ironclad promotional sketch claims Electric Bitters give women health and vigor. It touts a bright brain, even temper, rosy complexion, and rest from indigestion and headaches. The casual reader is urged to try them, priced 59 cents at Crenshaw & Young.
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Crenshaw & Young
Spurlock Girls Return Home From City Visit
Little Misses Laura and Mary Spurlock depart Friday for Amsterdam Missouri after visiting relatives in town.
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Laura
Mary Spurlock
Amsterdam
Partridge Wyandotte Eggs Sold At Half Price
Egg seller advertises half price eggs from prize winning Partridge Wyandotte stock. Birds have won two state silver cups sweepstakes and multiple blue ribbons. offers mating list and season purchase opportunity.
Local visitors depart after city visits
Mr and Mrs J F Burris of La Harp Kansas and Mrs Jas i Seoptaw of Russelville Ark left Monday for home after visiting relatives here Mr and Mr F Y D Brakaw of St Louis now visiting S N Wilson left for Warrensburg Theresa Wilson accompanied them Noyes went to Alma on business Mrs C G Sharp returned to Hugginsville after visiting relatives Kempfer offers granitoid concrete sidewalks foundations and curbing Phone 621
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J. F. Burris
la Harp
Kansas
Jas,i Seoptaw
Russelville
Ark
F. Y. D. Brakaw
St. Louis
S. N. Wilson
Warrensburg
Theresa Wilson
If. Noyes
Alma
Rope in Sunday Clothes Causes Wool Contamination
A textile note explains stray fibers from jute or sisal twine can embed in wool during packing and shipping. Such fibers may surface later, giving the impression of hemp use, prompting the switch to paper twine for tying wool bales, as it is equally strong, smooth, lighter, and cheaper.
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Pierve
Denmark
Henry
Heary
Judge Bradley
Bradey
Bradley
Joe Irvine
Winton Hill
Turko Italian War Critique Laments Stagnation
A newspaper writer questions the Turko Italian war’s progress, suggesting the conflict loops without advancing. The critic notes a lack of clear gains and wonders if the war is returning to its starting point rather than delivering decisive outcomes.
The Garden Lesson On Pistils From A Family Sage
Mamma explains that spring flowers rise because of pistils while Tommy offers a shy reply, revealing a playful gardening moment. The exchange captures a family scene where curiosity meets simple botanical facts in a neighborhood garden.
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Mamma
Tommy
The Autocrat Dialog About City and Rural Eden
A witty exchange satirizes domestic life with a City Friend and Suburbanite. The City Friend asks who rules in the rural Eden, the husband or wife. The Suburbanite replies neither, they must mind the cook.
The Wrong One Quote Sparks Quick Response
A brief dialogue fragment features a terse exchange about body image and elective surgery. One speaker jeers at a broader life while the other clarifies paying to reduce surplus flesh, signaling a punchy satire on appearance and consumer culture.
Competitive Distinctions In A Fragmented Car Tale
A humorous exchange pits a runabout ride against a touring car incident. The aunt or uncle frames the scene while a brother is described as being knocked down by a real touring car in a compact, period tone.
Inconsistent Dialogue Fragments From Unknown Source
Fragmentary dialogue shows two speakers debating a term. One asks for its name and the other asserts it is not a secondary matter, suggesting a priority or formal significance in the conversation. The limited text provides no clear event, person, or setting.
Proof of It at Home Reveals Tense Exchange
A terse exchange unfolds at a domestic scene as one speaker notes her husband’s intoxicated state last night. The other acknowledges the claim, stating the husband returned home “full of it,” signaling ongoing conflict and concern within the household.
Lafayette County Democrats Call for Clark Campaign Fund
The Lafayette County Democratic Committee invites local citizens to contribute to the Champ Clark campaign fund. Donations ranging from 50 cents are welcomed and will be sent to H C Chiles in Lexington to be forwarded to the St. Louis Republic with contributor receipts. The call urges prompt support to ensure a fair national campaign aligned with reform principles. B. C. Drummond, Chairman. H. L. Chiles, Secretary.
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Missouri
Fon
Champ Clark
Clark
Lafayette County
Democratic Committee
Chiles
Lexington
Missour
St. Louis Republic
Onte
Great Half Price Offer for The Kansas City Journal
The Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal offers a one year subscription for 2.00 dollars, half the regular 4.00. Amity readers can secure full year access before March 15 1912 by sending payment to The Kansas City Journal. The promotion emphasizes keeping informed on the National Campaign progress.
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Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal
Kansas City
Daily
Sunday Journal
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