Gingham Suit Patterns Offer High-Style Look for Less
Basements display gingham fabrics with two suits priced 10 to 15 cents. patterns imitate costly materials and, when well made with tasteful trimmings, achieve a stylish effect comparable to far pricier suits.
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Society Clubs and Social Notes Parade Through Town
The column lists numerous club events including a cooking club meeting led by Mrs Ju and a Bowling club dance at Steinberg's. It notes hostess changes for the Whist and Occidental clubs, university events by Mappa Kappa Gamma, and various society visits and trips. Several residents, such as Mrs A H Norton, Mrs J B Furry, Miss Jeule Wilson, and Mrs Charles Brown, are mentioned with travels to Arkansas City, Galveston, San Antonio, Kansas City, and Newton, with upcoming engagements and gatherings noted.
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Wy Hauer
Steinberg
Schuyler Nichola
Wie Norton
J. B. Furry
William Webb
Arthur Billie
A. H. Norton
Charles Brown
Arkansas City
Albert Patten
Galveston
San Antonio
Harry Withame
Wittinin
Prame
Burns Willams
Kansan City
Jeule Wilson
Valesein
C. J. Foote
Hayes City
Gertrude Mulvane
Hetter
William Ehream
Charles Sessions
Jesse Leach
Myrtle Foote-Holmes
A. C. Club
Buster
E. Foote
Adrian L. Greene
Newton
M Hamilton
California
New York City
Hamilton
Hale Hamilton
Norma Wheeler
George Port Ashton
Kansas City
Jury Seershan Gore
Wichitd Co
Holl
A. A. Hurd
Jonsie West
Lillian Hanson
Chicago
Frank W. Marston
San Francisco
Cal
Frank Durein
Maw Legior
Ethel Gerber
Valley
Lungs Exposed in New Surgical Cabinet Invention
A Breslau surgeon announces at the Jat Mile Week German surgical congress a new all enclosing cabinet to expose the lungs for operative purposes. The design uses reduced external pressure to keep the lungs from collapsing while operations on the chest oesophagus and throat proceed. Animal tests show lungs fill and drain with each breath under controlled pressure.
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New York
Breslau
London
Tates
Peiutned
Wabash to St Louis and California farms ad
An old newspaper clipping advertises travel on the Wabash line to St Louis with a pitch to visit California’s San Joaquin valley farms. It touts cheap farm opportunities, abundant wine production, and MarchApril excursions on Santa Fe. Also notes a sale on gold clocks at 734 Kansas Avenue.
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Homer
San Joaquin Valley
California
U. S
Law Donist Excurmans
Santa Fe
T. & King
Taoh Pity
Topeka
Kansan
Bwenrin- Lien
Kansas Avenue
Surgeons Remove Tongue From Thomas Maguire in New York
After two weeks of prep, a surgical operation removed the tongue of Thomas Maguire, a noted theatrical treasurer formerly of San Francisco. He had cancer at the tongue root worsened by smoking and believed his life depended on full removal. He pledged to learn to talk with his fingers as doctors foresee a rapid recovery.
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Thomas Maguire
New York
Theat~rcal
Sam Prancisco
Maguire
Police Court Notes Confusing Raid Report and Holdups
Police court notes recap a late night raid on a disorderly resort at 301 Kansan Avenue resulting in three women and two men arrested. Keeper Arnold and suspects Rath Bailey Bessie Morton W Travis James Van Horn faced charges for presence. one private watchman and another hackman were among those detained. A traveling man was the only uninvited guest. Brown the vagrant was fined $10 for assaulting an officer during a disturbance. Burglary at Mills hardware in Rossville and thefts at the National hotel were reported, with stolen silk and dresses recovered after an arrest nearby.
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Kansan Avenue
Tou Arnold
Rath Bailey
Bessie Morton
W. Travis
James van Horn
Eltty
Hackman
WH. Brown
Mills
Ftossville
Bert Tens
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Visits
North Topeka roundup of residents visiting Kansas City and Winchester and Humboldt. Alta Bellhog heads to Chicago for graduate study. Hodge family relocates to Oklahoma. Edna Heywood to study at the University of Chicago. A newborn son for Mr. and Mrs. James. Roy Fluke dies after a short illness in Oakland. Presbyterian church annual meeting planned at Mrs. Arnold’s home. Agron Sheets seeks treatment in Kansas City.
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Rinball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Foster Baxter
Kansas City
John Scales
Merisen
Alta Bellhog
Winchester
Kan
M. Gamlowski
North Topeka
Humboldt
Edna Heywood
Chicago
University of
Madison Street
Oklahoma
Arthur Smail
Indian Territory
E D. Smail
Jackson Street
Edith
Ruby Brower
Lewis
Edwarde County
Lew Fraser
The
Presbyterian Church
A. J. Arnold
Bart
T. M. James, Jr
West Laurent Street
Alien David
Agron Sheets
Drs. Thornton & Miner
Roy
Frank Fluke
Oakland
Society of the Central Avenue Christis
Oscar Bester
Presbyterian church officers and farewell reception noted
A slate of elected officers includes Mrs Beeler as treasurer and A E Robinson as secretary with vacancies due to resignations. The Ladies Aid society meeting, a Topeka presbytery session delegate elected, and an informal reception for the new Central Avenue pastor are reported. Also listed are Good Friday and Maundy Thursday church services, a W C A gathering, and a planned Odd Fellows event on Quincy Street with a box social.
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Central Avenue
Beeler
A. E. Robinson
Stovall
Wil Cowdrey
Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
P. Beaudry
Quincy Street
Second Presbyterian Church
S.C. Miller
Topeka
Will Cowdrey
W. W. Jackson
Oregon
Maundy
Frank R. Millspaugh
Kanwar
Church of 1 Good Shepherd
Canon Burke
Grace Cathedral
Holman
North Side
W. C A
Reading
Mra. O. D. Brinker
Clara Hurmany
Jessie Priddy
Jonas Lukens
Mish Garrett
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