Society of Kansan City Club Notes and Visits
Social notes from Kansas City clubs show Wednesday Afternoon Whist and Ladies Muse meetings with Mrs George Parkhurst and Miss Charlotte Parkhurst. Visitors include Miss Florenct Torsington departing for Wellesley, families traveling to New York and Europe, and guests from Detroit and Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Dorr Norton
Kansan City
Lada Fart
Mary Harrison
Anna Harrison
Charbette Parkhurst
George Parkhurst
Charlotte Parkhurst
Watt Occas
Sehubert Wolin
Mim
Taylor Hughes
Waram
Grilen
Schumann George Barlow Penny
Parkhurst
Bante Blattor
Schumann
Ww. G. Dickie
Florenct Torsington
Wellesley
Mass
Alice Reseineton
Petey Norton
Sinter
Armin Faszler
Springfield
W. J. Hlack
Leavenworth
J. W. Drelsbach
New York
Europe
Paul Walker
Oklahoma
M. A. Law
St. Loui
W. J. Wack
Kansas City
Whetter
Emmett Knox Little
Denver
Lechistock
R. E. Hittchih
Glive Hill
Ue Raniall
Chu
Buxene Quintan
Mire.Henderson
iKniamzoo, Mich
Mr. Quineton
Mins Hella Updegraft
Mist Ray Risteen
Mine Atta ‘Collis
Geht
Fort Robinson
Ned
Mra
Jack Dodsworth
Herbert Hodge
Uabitene
Winson
Prank Crane
Mier
Louise Wood
Western College
Oxfort
Ono
Theatrical Star Bert Williams Credited with Kidney Cure
Famed performer Bert Williams, known as Bert Stemturh in Philadelphia, claims Safe Cure cured his kidney disease after he lost hope. An advertisement-style testimonial touts the remedy, urging others with kidney trouble to try it, noting a price of $1.09 per bottle and claims of gentle bowel movement support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert S. Williams
Mr. Williamas
Bert Stemturh
Susquehanna Avante
Philadelphia
Rafe
Williams Ve Kidners
Gerationa Kian Teonles
Sith Cure Co
Local Social Notes Highlight Wedding Prep and Visits
The notice mentions Miss Mabel Word and Mr. Ever it Akers planning a wedding in the near future with the bride in town for spring vacation. Mr. O. J. Wood traveled from Chicago to accompany her. Elizabeth LaBar returns from Erie and Parsons, Chauncy Dewey of Manhattan visits, and Mrs. Charles Abner Wesson, with sister Mrs. Ralph D. Blorman of St. Louis, leaves after a stay with a relative of Mrs. E. A. Major at 123 Polk street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Word
Ever It Akers
O. J. Wood
Chicago
Elizabeth LaBar
Erie
Parsons
Chauncy Dewey
Manhattan
Charles Abner Wesson
Ralph D. Blorman
St. Louis
E. A. Major
Polk Street
How It Was Done Censorship Abolished in Russia
Melve F Stone, AP general manager, recounts his Europe trip and talks with the czar in St Petersburg. He explains proposing abolition of censorship on AP dispatches, noting how German wires could still transmit messages and Russia’s telegraph revenue suffered. The czar agreed to consider, and shortly after Stone learned censorship was abolished and AP access to ministries expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Melve F Stone
Manger
Associated Press
Europe
St. Petersburg
Mr. Stone
Germany
McCormick
St. Petersbure
North Topeka Notices and Local Honors
North Topeka items report illnesses, visits, and social notices including J H Foucht confined at home, Ernest Ottinger from Thompsonville, M Jackson visiting family, and Wampumna tribe meeting plans. Church services, weddings, and travel plans noted, plus a missing telescope incident and forthcoming Grant'sPass settlement trip. Dean's Ointment advertised for immediate relief of hives and irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanes Avenue
J.H. Foucht
Ernest Ottinger
Thompsonvitle
M. Jackson
Burlington
W. W. Jackson
Famly
Mine Miller
Rossville
Thomas Joseph
Tawr
North Topeka
Grant
Grego
W. J. Stoval
And
Mier
W. WW. Juckson
W. E. Cowdrey
Grace Lucile Bheafor
Ex-Prison Guard Lavey Delivers Provocative Topeka Lecture
Patrick C. Lavey, a former guard with firsthand prison experience, spoke to about 1260 at the Auditorium I, arguing reform should occur before release. He used large prison photos to depict daily convict life and warned that the penitentiary should be a place of dread, not luxury, urging society to act via Mrs. Thorpe’s Society for the Friendless. He addressed John Collins’ guilt, noting Collins always claimed innocence and that Lavey doubts he is the typical killer. The lecture proceeds will aid Social Settlement work under Mrs. Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick C. Lavey
Lavey
Mr. Layey
Topeka
Ead
Kansas
Stopbors
Mr. Lavey
J. E. Thorpe
Society For the Friendless
Inopeka
John Collins
Collins
Philippines
Teneka
Thorne
Fragmentary Denver Post excerpt Aims at Mildness
A partial clipping notes a reclining figure and a wreck with comments about mildness. The readable text hints at a dialogue about a hat and a calm demeanor amid a scene.
Field Day Set for May Second at Washburn
Washburn Athletics announces May 2 field day plans featuring sprints long distance running hurdling and weight events. Captain K Coldren leads the team as standout pitcher and editor of the Washburn Review with Rhodes scholar pursuit shaping campus athletic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Athletics
Broaden—Coldren
Washburn
K. Coldren
Waahturn
Washburn Review
Frank Mohler
Kansas Exposition Patronage Promised Shrinks for Kansans
Senator Morrow reports the St Louis exposition will allocate only about fifty patronage positions to Kansas, reversing earlier pro rata promises tied to state appropriations. Applicants for the Jefferson guards face strict in-person enrollment, physical exams, and uniform purchases, with no advance appointments or guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Cal Morrow
Kansas Commission
St. Louis Exposition
St. Louis
Kan
Morrow
Jefferson Guards
Exposition Grounds
A. Goodwin
Ninth United States Cavalry
Bargains in Medicines and tonics sell at one dollar
A scanned list shows numerous medicines and tonics offered at one dollar including Sarsaparilla Tonic Tao Millen's Food with quantities 650 600, Wyeth's Lithia Tablets, Cascarets, Syrup of Figs, Liquozone, Mentholatum, Bromo Quinine, Boggs' Blood Purifier, Aver's all Vigor, Danderine, Scott's Emulsion, Warner's Safe Cure, Ely's Cream Balm, Paine's Celery Compound, Hostetter's Bitters, Listerine, Castoria, Swamp Root, and Kodo products among others priced mainly at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao Millen
Wyeth's
Warner
Ely
Paine
The Lost humorous feature at First Christian church
A notice advertises a humorous feature titled The Lost at First Christian church on Friday March 23. Admission 25 cents, with refreshments 15 cents. The item plays to a local audience with vernacular appeal and includes a promotional line about Ward Tae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Tae
Texas
First Christian Church
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Tillman
Denver Post
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Nebraska
Tigers
BP R. Coldren
State
United States
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Lindsborg
Iliieth
Universaft
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T.indsburg
A. Lewis
San Avenue
J.C. Fulton
Vici
the Fitwell Shoe Co
Kansas Avenue
Gunther’s Pharmacy
Jackson St
Missouri Pacific
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