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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
2
The Post-Tribune urges broad access to Camp Marks and Camp Maries this summer. It supports volunteering leaders, unit-led trips, and financial aid to ensure more boys attend, stressing citizenship value. calls for state purchase of the postoffice site and notes Chicago hosting of the President’s crime commission.
The Yale senior class listed psychology as the least valuable subject in their curriculum. The piece notes skepticism about applying psychological theory to daily life and mocks the idea that solving major problems requires more psychology. The column then shifts to urging Chamber of Commerce membership growth to 600 and supporting the new leader. It closes with a nostalgic quip about a mother making children walk on tiptoe to avoid waking the cake.
Readers in Kansas City and Springfield warmly congratulate the couple Lindy and his Anne on their marriage. The Kansas City Star piece extols future happiness and long life together, hoping their voyage through matrimony outlasts all their airborne missions.
The Stanberry Headlight argues that the home paper remains a cherished link for expatriates. It laments mockers who forget their roots while praising readers who continue to seek every line, including advertisements, from their boyhood paper.
The governor refused a hearing and signed the small loans bill after stating he was sufficiently informed. The nationwide fight against usury and salary buying gains momentum with Nebraska’s Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce and Kansas City indictments. Missouri pivots as Dearmont, Ballew, and Caulfield push reform.
The article notes that over 14,000 students in Kansas and Missouri colleges benefit from self help and aid funds per the federal bureau of education. It stresses ambition and preparation as keys, and that college is not essential for all, given growing alternatives and loan or scholarship support.
Crevelts defeated the Lutherans of Cole County Rural Association in one game as wet grounds postponed all others. On a soggy Houehins Park field, Roukin allowed three early runs before Doak shut Crevelts down until the eighth. Kolkmeyer excelled on mound and with two RBIs, while Multz led with two hits driving in two. Crevelts earns their first league win, now 1-1, and heads to Grand View next Sunday.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the body’s iron content and daily losses, noting the total iron in a normal adult is about one tenth of an ounce. He warns against excess iron intake, cites dietary sources like beans and eggs, and stresses balanced nutrition rather than indulgence in raisins or other foods to boost iron.
Jefferson City Girl Scouts held the Spring Court of Awards at the Clark building with Mrs. Gary Schultz presiding. First Class and Second Class badges were presented by Col. E. N. Bowman and Miss Davis, with lengthy lists of badge winners across multiple troops. Summer camp announced for August 10-24. Minstrel Badge work noted.
Helen Wills defeated France’s No. 1 Rene Mathieu 6-3 6-4 to win the French hard court women’s singles title for the second year in succession. The American star’s victory reinforces her claim to the world’s top tennis throne.
A concise note stating that prompt action in assessing the body's condition leads any capable physician to recognize the symptoms.
A several days visit with Dr Ringo's parents Mr and Mrs James Ringo on Marshall Street is noted in the local social column highlighting family ties and neighborhood connections.
Mrs Walter Hope will entertain the Fortnightly Bridge Club tomorrow afternoon in a social gathering at her home, with games and refreshments planned for the afternoon.
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