Kansas druggists elect officers at annual session
The Kansas Pharmaceutical Association closed its 28th annual session in Kansas City with officer elections for the ensuing year. Retiring president M. W. Friedenburs spoke on Sunday store closings and the group planned to meet next year in Wichita with Edwin Malott to lead as president and a slate including G. Q Lake as first vice president D. Van Ris en as second vice president W. S. Henryon as treasurer and E. Topping as secretary.
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Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Kansas City
M. W. Friedenburs
Friedenhurs
Wichita
Neer
Edwin Malott
Antline
G. Q Lake
Reaping the Harvest Amid Law Enforcement Debates
The Lawrence Journal notes saloon closures in Kansas City and argues enforcement costs and crime follow lax attitudes. Fleet topics include a new Garden City reservoir ready for filling, a stockman’s $2400 win against Rock Island, forestry appointments, a Clay Center excursion to Manhattan, a coronation queen in Salina with a diamond ring, Junction City mills change hands, Kansas poultry and eggs sales in 1906 totaling over five million dollars, and a brisk millinery trade.
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Kansas City
Lawrence Journal
Iso
Garden City
United States Irrigation Company
Kansas
The New Insurance Agent Emerges Under New York Law
The new life insurance regime in New York prohibits rebates and sets higher standards. It shifts commissions to the agent and attracts professionals like teachers and lawyers to the field. Paul Morton, president of Equitable Life, seeks energetic, truthful applicants, signaling strong growth nationwide.
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State of
New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Morton
Knitting Machine Romance From a London Chronicle Tale
A London Chronicle note recounts William Lee's sixteenth century invention of the knitting frame prompted by a dismayed lover. The tale claims Lee fled to France after stocking makers resisted his scheme, dying there from a broken heart, whether for love or invention remains unclear.
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William Lee
France
London Chronicle
Ghosts of Dead Lakes across the Great Basin
The piece describes vanished lakes in the Great Basin between the Rockies and Sierra Nevadas. Rivers now evaporate or feed only the edge of parched basins as winds sweep away moisture. Only Great Salt Lake Lake Tabos and Bear Lake remain while the Southern Pacific traverses the dried Lahontan bed.
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Great Basin
Rockies
Sierra Nevadas
Great Salt Lake
Lake Tabos
Bear Lake
Southern Pacific
Lake Lahontan
One Redeeming Feature
A youthful New York artist invited a friend to dinner in her studio. The bachelor maid, skilled at color, served a meal that gnawed at the taste. The guest, a charming woman, praised the gravy though the roast and potatoes were poorly prepared.
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New York
Grape-Nuts Praise From Overworked Reporter
An on the record letter describes dietary illness from overwork and malnutrition and credits Grape-Nuts with curing heart palpitations sleeplessness and digestive troubles when used with cow’s milk. The author asserts the product’s merit and influence on health in a period voice.
Sign Language of a German Stationer Reveals a Marriage Hint
An elderly German man and his wife overhear a shopkeeper noting patterns in a young woman's purchases. The stationer observes increasing paper and envelope buys and concludes a betrothal is near, predicting a quick marriage.
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Hiram Noss
Wellsville
Mr. Noss
Noss
Clactant Jr
Atchison
Carl
Akesis
Cuticura Remedies Help Baby After Long Illness
A Chicago mother describes her baby's year long itching and skin flare ups. After trying many doctors and colleges with no relief she used Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent Pills. Within weeks the child improved and became healthy. Also notes Gen Zebulon Pike exploration and praise for Defiance Starch as a safe fabric stiffener.
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Miss G
A. C. Brestlin
Lincoln St
Chicago
Ill
Schoolboy watches time with father's watch in first week
Tommy says his father gave him a watch to carry at school this fall and Aunt Jane notes the gift. The item contrasts with a health ad for Garfield Tea claiming health benefits and blood purification under drug laws.
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Alfonso
Christine Eduardo Francisco Guellerm
Carlos Bnrique
Fernando Antonio
Concordia Kansan
Zebulon Pike
Tommy
Aunt Jane
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Ageor
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Rock Island
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Knitting Machine Romance
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