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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
7
A public health appeal extols milk's growth benefits citing a Nazi era reading on religion, while showing a dairy ad like demonstration with puppies. It urges including at least a quart of milk daily for children and adults for better health and longer life.
The text notes glowing patriotic addresses from league speakers and a disputed resolution declaring some people non Aryan. It asserts pride that Jesus Christ was Jewish and first proclaimed the gospel, followed by a prompt to read classified For Rent and For Sale ads on the page.
Pierce of Kansas City and Earl Cod Holten were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bernitz. Wanda and Alica Ber were guests of Mrs Alice Walters in South Eudora on Tuesday. Mrs Walter Barkes attended the Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Society event at Eudora. Mrs G M Breithaupt and son Gail Eugene of Norwich visited Mrs Pete Edelbrock over the weekend. On Monday Breithaupt and son with Mrs Charles Florence of Lawrence and Mrs Edelbrock spent the afternoon with Mrs Lefa Mitchell of south Lawrence. Sunday dinner guests at George Broers included Floyd Streets Kathaleen Broers Clarence Broers Johnnie Reusch and Arthur Bernitz at the St Pauls Berean pot luck supper.
A long list of Friday to Sunday visits and family events from Lawrence Weaver and Eudora area residents. Individuals include Mr. and Mrs. C Cooper, Mrs. J H Meuffle, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilson and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson and children, and Jimmie Reed of Kansas City visiting. plus Minnie Neis seventy fifth birthday and a Methodist Epworth gathering at Gardner with many relatives attending.
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