Well Known Educators Call for School Reform in Kansas
Kansas educators Frank Nelson and J N Wilkinson urge stronger teacher standards and state support. They advocate raising age limits for certificates, better training through normal schools, a centralized truancy system, and increased state funding to attract and retain skilled teachers for the public schools.
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J. N. Wilkinson
State Normal School
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Wilkinson
Thesay
Garfield
Mark Hopkins
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Kaneas
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Bes
Tax Commission
Fone
Atate Ia
Beneral
Parc
Evetem
Sears
Commonwealth
Soba
Credis
Union
Schours
Marie Henriette Dies Suddenly in Spa Telegraphic Summary
News of the week reports Marie Henriette queen of the Belgians died suddenly at Spa. Other items note Dan Patch pacing a mile in 1.50 and equaling Star Pointer’s five year record, a fatal crush in a big church, and various political and local Topeka updates.
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Marie Henriette
Spa
Dan Patch
Rendville
Mass
Star Pointer
Bigysape
Hooper Young
Annie Pulker
New York
Connecticut
W. S. Stratton
Colorado
Myron Stratton
Colondo Springs
Roosevelt
Fla Horace
Roles
Iowa
Congress
David B
Pershing
Mindanao
Henry Phipps
New York Steel
Pittsfield
Mars
Indianapoli
Rotha
DeWet
Delarey
Shratora
Gov
Odell
F. W. Higginy
Pratt
Woodruff
Harmony
Hiamperch
Logansport
Ind
Charlemange Tower
Russia
White
Berlin
Church Notes Show Rich Sunday Worship Across City
Multiple churches report schedules led by pastors including Rev J R Madison Rev C P Carkuff and Rev Philip Wendell Cramel with sermons on themes such as The Sure Foundation The Royal Family and Unreality. Services span morning noon and evening with Sunday school classes and special events at First Wesleyan First Baptist Westminster and other congregations.
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First Baptist Church
Ninth and
Jackson Streets
Philip Wendell Cramel
T. D
Sumier C. FE
C. E
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Stormont Building
West Sixth Avenue
First United Presbyterian Church
Eighth and
Topeka Avenue
Renster
Royal Family
First Unitarian Church
Abram Weyman
Kingdom of Heaven
Burgharts Cigars Offer Pure Leaf Tobacco Appeal
A sales pitch urges buyers to choose Burghart's Cigars over cabbage deals. It asserts the cigars are made from pure leaf tobacco and sold on merit, not premiums. The message claims customers pay for tobacco, not gimmicks, and promises satisfaction for those who enjoy a good smoke.
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Burghart
Revival opens at Third Church of Christ October 1
Rev George K Little of Chicago begins revival at Third Church of Christ corner Third and Lake streets with daily services from 5:30 p m. Samuel C Coblentz pastor and F E Mallory minister schedule morning and afternoon preaching with topics including Some Lessons from Life and The Century Demands. Church school programs listed for morning and afternoon with Junior and Senior B Y groups. additional notices promised on page 4.
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Westminster
College Avenue
H. Houghtelin
Free Methodist Church
Lake Street
Colorado Springs
Paramim
EA. Bayer
Third Presbyterian Church
Fourth and
Brarner Streets
Abbott Achat
Mt A
Vince Umior C. i
Gz Leake M
Exercices
First United Brethren Church
Twelfth and
Quincy Streets
Lera
Third Church of Christ
Third and
Lake Streets
F. E. Mallory
Phere
Pas Srill
Health tonic ad and homemaking tips from a 1910s page
An OCR fragment mixes a health claim for Dr King s New Life Pills from W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas with household advice and fashion hints. It includes a drug price notice, tips for fragrance preservation, a remedy for hoarseness using egg white, a chicken salad style sandwich filling, and decor ideas using velvet and ferns for luncheon tables.
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Fortune Aaxees
Dogan
Orthodox Belief Questioned After Fashion Trend Shift
A reader notes the trend away from orthodox beliefs as fashion and social norms shift. The remark suggests a debate about traditional values in modern society.
Local Week in Review Cartoons Spark Community Buzz
Tuesday highlights from the State Journal cartoonist feature a lively mini-history of recent local happenings. The strip humorously captures neighborhood concerns, school or town debates, and small-town personalities, offering a snapshot of how residents viewed the week.
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A. J. Alexander
J. M. Brier
Botwin
M. Sheldon
W. J. Bryan
Toprks
Wiehits
W. J. Bailey
W. H. Craddock
Wenceday, Even Inc
Topeka Choral Society
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
Thomas Page
North Topeka
Swendson
Parker
Topeka
President Street
Topeka Waterworks Company
Luther Burns
W. E. Stanley
M. A. Low
Rock “Island
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A. H. Bills
Supreme Court of Kansas
Teamsters of
Teamatera’ Onion
Church Notes
Lowman Chapel
M. E. Church
Eleventh
Morris Avenues
O. Mt
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jefferson Streets
Wm. Buryank
C. P. Carkuff
Sure Foundation
J. C. Maze
Howard Barrett
First Church of Christ
Scientiat
Huntoon and
Polk Streets
Aurora
5C Cigar
Elks
Kansas Ave
East Sixth ST
Geo. Burghart
Kohl
Farner Basar
Alan
Saterdat
Sulu
Ringlings’ Circus
Gomer Davies
Ottawa
Tepsion
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