Visit Adds Names To Kaneis City Social Page
Miss Katherine VarNey visited Kaneis City Sunday for a few days. Mrs Doln Macvuall and Mrs Mies Matic Cons hud Mere attended a song revue at Central College presented by P Bo Marshall.
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Katherine VarNey
Kaneis
Foe
Mies Matic
Mere
Doln Macvuall
Laura A. Finney
Denver
Colorado
Cchicago
2. B. Silver
Kanas City
Visi Mest Flof. Cotes
Kanseys City
Rule Daw As. Wiss Elizabeth Soutth
Central College
Wangas City
W. OS. Gable
Kansas City
Louise
Richmond
de, Harding
Samu J. Layne
Bloomington
Illinois
Josephine Nelson
Pittsburg
Kansas
Morlay Ater
B. M. Boulware
Castoria Gifted and Family News From Kansas City
Mrs. Ben Simmons returns home from Kansas City after attending the funeral of her father, George Purniston. A local ad promotes Kandy Feed and horse meal products, with contact Jos. L. Long, phone 14.
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Ben Simmons
Kansas City
George Purniston
Kandy
Jos. L. Long
Proper Lawn Watering Tips From Washington Experts
Washington May 26 bad watering causes as many poor lawns as droughts says the land drainage expert of the US department. Use a gentle spray for 6 to 12 hours twice a week or once weekly, ensure water penetrates several inches, avoid evening boosts and runoff, and protect roots from loosened soil during hot dry July weather.
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Washington, D. C
U.S
Ayr
Temperance Tone Gains In Arctic Temperance Stories
The article cites Dovator Nansen and Captain Parry praising temperance in extreme cold voyages. It notes crews of polar expeditions, including Peary’s, worked better without alcohol, with quotes from medical authorities and reports from Emporia Kansas about prohibition’s social reach. It also lists multiple local residents visiting or traveling between Kansas City and nearby towns.
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Greenland
Dovator Nansen
Edward Parry
Arctic
Benjamin Ward Richardson
Notice to Tax Payers and Home Made Ant e Cake
Notice to Tax Payers. All parties owing city taxes by calling and settling at once will incur extra cost of suit. A. E. James, City Collector. Also advertise home made Ant e Food Cake for all occasions. Mrs. L. EB. Mark will bake and deliver on short notice. Phone 703.
Local feed business pivots to pantry cream venture
JOS L LONG announces a shift from coal handling to a pantry and cream business tied to his feed operations and invites patrons. He provides a contact phone at 14 for inquiries and orders.
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Jos L Long
Market Auction by Ladies Aid at Baptist Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church will hold a market at the church on Saturday May 30. Homemade cake and candy will be on sale.
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The
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Subscriptions offer for The Intelligencer and add-ons
All for 1.18. The Intelligencer price is 1.00 yearly. Send 18 cents to add Woman's World Farm Life Green's Fruit Grower and Home Life for one year. Renew now to take advantage of the offer.
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Green
The
Intelligencer
Notice to Readers Offer for Daily Drovers Telegram
Notice announces a one year subscription for paper and the Daily Drovers Telegram at 4.00, the regular price of the telegraph alone. It frames the Telegram as delivering world telegraphic news daily and as the least farmers' newspaper in the country.
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Drovers Telegram
Coantry
Newspaper Bundle Offer Grabs One Year Subscriptions
The Lexington Intelligencer offers a combined subscription deal with The American World, Home Life, Green's Fruit Grower and Farm Life available for one year at just 1.18 dollars. This promotion highlights bundled access to multiple publications for cost efficiency.
Cycle of Reform Quote by Clinton N. Howard
A 17th century rise in spiritual liberty followed by political and physical emancipation through the 19th century is outlined. The 20th century is predicted to bring moral liberty, warning that true freedom requires sobriety and self-control for individuals and nations.
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Clinton N. Howard
Topeka Man Takes Son to Washington Hotel Tale
A Topeka citizen and his young son visited a Washington D C hotel bar where the boy, shocked by liquor sales, whispered that they had “caught them getting it right outdn night.” The father explained liquor selling wasn’t illegal, prompting the boy to decide to return home to Kansas.
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Topeka
Kane
Smail
Washington, D. C
Kanaan
Washington
Kanna
Men discuss end of liquor trade in Chicago hotel
In a Chicago hotel a trio of veterans from the liquor business, aged about sixty five and two younger partners, conclude the trade faces a terminal era. The oldest, a respected wholesale dealer, believes all must exit the business by 1920 as the days are numbered.
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Leat
State Board Data Links Alcohol to Insanity Rates
Kansas figures released by the state board of control show alcohol is the base cause of insanity for 15 of 58 patients in two state hospitals, a rate of 25.9 percent. Historical data from 1899 and comparisons with New York and Massachusetts are cited, noting 30.6 percent in recent state statistics.
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Ipin
Kansas State Board of Obatrol
Alcobol
New York
Manachusetts
Farm Progress Highlights for Southwest Farmers
Farm Progress, issued from St. Louis Missouri, presents a semi monthly edition filled with practical farming guidance, timely tips, and illustrated content aimed at supporting southwest farmers in effective, productive practices.
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Farm Progress
St. Louis
Great Southwest
Kansas City Weekly Star Weekly News Digest
A compact weekly digest highlights service summaries and literary features. The Kansas City Star continues its tradition with broad coverage for subscribers in the Southwest, presenting curated news and assorted literary selections in a concise format.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Magazine ad notes May Manton pattern offer
An item from Canton Ohio magazine listings promotes May Manton sewing patterns. It advertises a 40 to 60 page illustrated magazine priced at 50 cents, printed with quality in mind, and highlights pattern inclusion for subscribers.
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Canton
Home Life Chicago Monthly Prominent Magazine Features
Home Life is a popular monthly in Chicago with 24 to 48 pages and a yearly subscription of 25 cents. It publishes several serials and many short stories along with practical household departments. Gentlewoman is a sister magazine focusing on fancy work and women’s interests, publishing various stories and serials.
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Home Life
Chicago
Instrate
The
Woman's National Monthly
Woman's World Monthly Advert 35 Cents Year
Fragmentary advertisement blurb mentions Woman's World Monthly, cereal? pricing at 35 cents a year. Lacks clear names or events.
Alma Wood Visits Kansas City on Saturday
Alma Wood traveled to Kansas City on Saturday morning to spend the day exploring the city and its sights.
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B. M. Little
Higiinsville
Alma Wood
Kansas City
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