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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1938
Page
7
Readable recipe notes detail lime gelatin, cream cheese, whipped cream and a crab and olive salad served on romaine with mayonnaise. Separate text lists social visits and gatherings in Lawrence and North Lawrence, Kansas, with names, places, and events like mid winter institute attendance and quilting at Mrs. Lucy Abel’s.
Dr. Paul Popenoe, director of the Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations, tells the California division of the American Eugenics Society that California cities show the nation’s lowest net reproduction rates. San Francisco at 46 percent, Pasadena 51 percent, and Los Angeles 53 percent reflect high female competition with men affecting marriage and birth rates. He urges balanced education so women can prepare for roles beyond competition.
Belleview residents hosted and visited kin across regions including Wellsville Kaw Valley and Clinton. A sheriff deputy led the return of twenty five stolen hens from Milton Shafstal last Tuesday night and the thieves were caught.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Crane and son Ivan of Qlathe were supper guests with Clarence Crane and son Orville. Mr and Mrs Martin Abel and June Louisa were Sunday dinner guests with George Schubert in Gardner and called on Charles Brown in the evening. Mrs C C Gerstenberger and Mrs Walter Haywood drove to Tonganoxie Tuesday to visit rel-
A grocery ad lists veal roasts at choice milk fed quality per pound, fresh ground beef for hamburgers, leg of lamb, smoked ham butts and face ends, lean pork loin roasts, shoulder beef roasts priced per pound, fresh brains, beef tongues, and seafood items including oysters, catfish, jumbo shrimp and cheese with various prices per pound or piece.
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