Students Aid Wounded Soldiers and Peace Presidents
Missouri University students in Columbia plan a spring play to aid wounded soldiers in France. The Dramatic Club will stage the production, with proceeds going to the French Wounded and Emergency Fund of London and America. Also notes on a federal barrel measure: after July 1 three bushels equal a barrel, barrels must be 7,056 cubic inches, with penalties for violations.
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United States
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Spain
Wilson
Gridiron Club
University of Missouri
Columbia
France
Dramatic Club
London
America
Hubert Field Visits Kansas City Family Group
Hubert Field of Kansas City spent Sunday with his home folks in town enjoying familiar company and a relaxed family gathering.
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Hubert Field
Kansas City
Weber sisters depart for Kansas visit
Mrs Albert Weber and Miss Elsie Weber left Sunday morning for a visit in Larnard Kansas.
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Albert Weber
Elsie Weber
Larnard
Kanas
Merciless Judge Father Time Keeps Watch Over Truth
A Lexington resident, Mrs. D. W. Weedin, testifies to lasting relief from kidney problems after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports swelling, headaches, and back pain improved, noting continued high praise more than five years later. Doan's sold for 50 cents at dealers, with Foster Milburn Co. listed as the original proprietors.
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Lexington
D. W. Weedin
Railroad St
Dean
Doan
The Coral Necklace Heist and the Brattle for Love
Old Zekiel Grow, a loyal butler, witnesses a bold robbery at the Brunelle home. A gang led by Black Donald robs the jewelry while a coral necklace becomes the center of a chase that pits Ned Powers against police and rivals to win Jane Brunelle’s heart. Ned recovers the coral piece and wins her hand in a tale of courage, romance, and street justice.
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Zekiel
Brunelle
Judge Bronelle
Old Zekiel
Iane
Black Donald
New Mexico
Oficera
Ivers
Lone Bronele
Walt Afton
Willie
Ned Powers
Misa Brunelle
Young Willis
Walt
Burt
Ione
Miss Brunelle
Jone
Wee
Jane
Litte
Simpsy
Mr. Powers
Ned Powera
Ned
Why Mother Sings to Baby
Psychologists describe metines in women that explain why mothers sing to babies at night. The behavior is seen as a primeval feminine prompt not tied to sleep alone, but connected to nurturing and growth. Savage and Zuni women show similar singing tendencies tied to childbirth and planting, suggesting a mysterious link between a woman's voice and growing things.
Paris Green Shortage Ends Potato Pest Era
Paris green once key against potato bugs is nearly extinct in the United States. Fewer than 600 pounds remain as dealers demand 21 to 60 cents per pound. Urgent inquiries arrive from Louisville and Elkorn.
Home Economics At Journalism Week
Mrs Emily Grant Hutchings, chief feature writer for the Globe Democrat, argues writers must know their subjects. At University of Missouri Journalism Week, she praises the combined Home Economics Journalism program as ideal training for women reporters and condemns weak household sections in papers. Names of attendees and brief local notes follow.
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Emily Grant Hutchings
The
Globe Democrat
Journalism Week
University of Missouri
Department of Home Economics
Agricultural College
Missouri School of Journalism
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised by Sufferers in NY Claim
Mrs Anna Kadin of Spencerport New York reports long standing stomach trouble relief from Chamberlains Tablets after trying many remedies. She says the tablets give positive lasting relief and she values them highly saying they have done wonders for her. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Anna Kadin
Spencerport
N. Y
Mrs Hogan Returns Home After Odessa Visit
Mrs P M Hogan came back to her Odessa home Saturday after visiting Mrs Phil Hogan. George P Blackwell traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for business.
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W. C. Allen
Kansas City
Fletcher
Sedalia
Richard Field
P. M. Hogan
Odessa
Phil Hogan
George P. Blackwell
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Parent in Alabama
A Brandon Springs Alabama parent praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for a severe whooping cough in a baby. The ad notes the product as widely obtainable and among the most successful preparations for the disease.
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Chamberlain
S. W. McClinton
Brandon Springs
Ala
Mrs Marshall and party depart for Haileyville visit
Mrs Marie Marshall and her son Clovis and Miss Mattie Coss leave Saturday for Haileyville Oklahoma for an extended visit. Mrs A W Clemmons accompanies them as far as Kansas City to spend the day.
Relief From Rheumatism With Chamberlain Liniment
If you suffer from chronic or muscular rheumatism try Chamberlain's liniment. The pain relief it provides is worth many times its cost and it is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Miss Adelaide Long Returns Home From Visit
Miss Adelaide Long returned to her Lees Summit home Tuesday after a visit with Miss Marguerite Bates in the city.
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Adelaide Long
Lees Summit
Marguerite Bates
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Castoria
W. G. Chapman
College of Agriculture
Chas. B. Stark
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Greece
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J. F. Forster
F. A. Hoofer
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Oregon
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Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Texas
Pacific Slope
Sunset Magazine
fGe
West
Sunset Magazine Service Bureau
San Francisco
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