Topeka Society Social Events Busy With Teas and Parties
Mrs. Thomas hosts for Miss Marie Brooks and Miss Grace Weiss hosts a formal card party as Topeka literary circles stay busy. The club scene features a heart party for Miss Brooks with pink carnations, a progressive card game, and a reception atmosphere. Notables include Mrs Cart Neill, Mrs Walter Cust, Miss Mary Hamblyton, and Miss Lida Bergen among many others.
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Jonathan Thomas
Hlacksup
Marie Stooks
Cart Neill
Tee Glisten Forbis
Walter Cust
Mya
WW. Rousset
Kansas
Charles ‘Thomas
Miss Pratt
Mary Hamblyton
Lillian Valentine
Mice Einliy
Lida Bergen
Joan Frost
Miss Weiss
Mine Rane McKenner
New Yi City
Etdh
Helen Small
Des Stery
Grace Weiss
Charles Re Charl Dorn
Nellis Ettes
Myrtle Davis
Isab Davis
Grace Curtis
Alles Jane Daley
Miss Brooks
Lutttan Valentine
Polk
Marie Brooks
Maria Brooks
Itwee van Mouten
Mies Etoma Dennis
Mise Beriena Crawdell
Mins Jean Prost
Perle Latiam
Bary Hambleton
Let Forbes
Carl Nellis
Tallinn
Wasp Attack Ends In Wild Stripping And Tale Of A Monkey Bar
In a stream of memory a former station agent recalls a fall day ordeal with a wasp sting while talking to a woman about travel routes. The tale shifts to a Galveston disaster reference and a bizarre episode involving a monkey bartender that could mix drinks, entertaining patrons and boosting business.
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Green Town
Sabia
Kansas
Vorlie
Louisi Asa
Louiziana
Hix
Wasp
Wwe
Sater
Hai
Womsen
Honeymeen
Sunday travel notes and social tidbits from local page
Sunday marks as residents prepare visits and events across town. Phostila Stewart heads to Sunday home in Bri aster Cen terville Iowa while Mise Hate Wilson plans a Florence Rossington trip to form a cud club for the season. Junior Bermett will return Sunday from a business trip in mt north. Eda McKenney and Helen Small plan a Sunday gathering at the Small ranch near Hoyt before returning to Atchison. Engraved wedding invitations and cards noted at Adams frog on Kansas avenue.
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Phostila Stewart
Centerville
Iowa
Mise
Wilson
Monlsyer
Florence Rossington
Junior Bermett
Mt North
Eda McKenney
Helen Small
Hoyt
Atchison
Adams Frog
Kansas Avenue
Parody of Campaign Years and Torch Bearer Significance
A reflective monologue contrasts past torch bearing crowds with current political behavior. The speaker notes a shift toward individual thinking as elections approach, criticizing mob rhetoric and reliance on slogans. He observes fewer public spectacles and bets, suggesting growing sanity among voters.
Fragmented reminiscence on bets and self neglect in fall
The text recalls men making absurd bets about personal grooming and bathing, some wagering that they would lose to avoid washing or laundering. It notes hopeful signs and hints at broader implications of the autumn season.
Locke Paired as Campaign Heads Depart for Home
State Democratic committee officials finish campaign work and prepare to leave Tangas City for home. George P. Locke, managing J. G. Johnson's Senate bid, stays at headquarters to await returns, while J. Mack Tove and others plan to travel to Kansas City Tuesday evening.
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State Democratic Committee
Tangas City
Fote
George P. Locke
J. G. Johnson
United States
Painel Nis
Wichita Ho
J. Mack Tove
Ari
Kansas City
Stolle Lectures Open High School Lecture Course
Stolle initiates a new high school lecture course, opening sessions this month at the district education building. The program aims to broaden student access to academic topics and public speaking skills with guest instructors from local colleges.
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Lectures to Promote Art World Wide at Palatine High
The Woman's Federation will fund a week of lectures at the Palatine High School to bring Fraulein Stulle's series on gallery masters from Rome Florence Venice and Paris to educated audiences. The project aims to showcase masterworks, outline artist merit, and attract interest from art lovers statewide with five talks and gallery reproductions.
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Dresden
Berlin
Vienna
Munich
Fraulein Stulle
Federation of Women's Clubs
A. H Thompeen
Difederation
Stolle
Bertin
Duror
Rubens
Freplein Stole
Pariaenes
Ataesterea
Sines
Rome
Florence
Aerate
Venice
Vikm
Hiday
Drewhen
Parin
Kellam
Wehinok Prutiles
Sad case shows suffering among so called humans
Fragmented OCR story describes Mrs Sobilling and a woeful case of consumption. A woman travels from Kentucky to Topeka, seeks shelter, is placed with a family, and awaits care. A resident aids her briefly before she is moved toward a hospital option, with vague details of location and authorities involved.
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Ant Ae Expreseman
Eetie Hemane
Hale
Sunflower design chosen for Exposition stock certificates
Kansas Semi-Centennial Exposition stock will feature a sunflower motif designed at Hal's studio. The central seal of Kansas will be flanked by wheat and forest motifs, with a brick-red tint on the certificate face. The design, coordinated by Coburn, will appear on stock and stationery for promotion and advertising ahead of the event.
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Kansas
Antion
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Topeka Society
Mrs. Thomas
Topeka
Surrest Literature Club
Titus Birke
Clat
Mra. C
Drew
FD Puller
P. Hughes
Mee Wi Fortes
Hatey
le Vantiuik
Eitchell
Mra Scholes
BE. Tomitnwin
I. Te Kena
B. B. Welch
Wiltim Whitmer
Tre James Morrison
Rolle Welch
Mies
May Sturt
Jean Morris
Mien
Olive Knox
Mine Florence Knox
Mery Eby
Hite
Ous Snamaaqua
Piivalry
Ties
Spot
Witt Bers
Paine
Nasmington
Alee Bishop
Kas
William A. Dil
Belite
Sixteenth Street
Acre
Con Hursiey
Anna Ihesor Seakon Wl Barnes
D. de
Frank Bilson
Mabel Cramrice
James
Cramrine
Ilsa Ina Dawson
Bethany College
Galveston
Java
Speakey
Alea
New York
Eee
Rand Pa
Collins
Quincy Street
Civil Service
Zia
Topeka, Kansas
Ana
MR. Locke
George Gray
Wimington
Del
United States Senate
McKinley Munde
Judes
Gray
Bots
School Picture Fund
Woman's Federation
Garivas
Sambarg
Whitsey
Ky Nor
Whitney
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