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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1933
Page
4
President Hoover's research committee on social trends calls for wide and bold experimentation to solve present day problems. Senate leaders push a resolution to list civil service nonmembers, echoing Huey Long's hullabaloo about spoils and post March 4 housecleaning.
The Soviet government requires all Russians to carry passports to end widespread population movements that strain railways and hinder industry. Most travelers seek better work and living conditions amid discontent with current life. If relief measures delivering more food and better shelter succeed, wanderer issues may ease. The farm relief bill on domestic allotments for wheat, cotton, tobacco and hog prices has passed House Agriculture Committee amid opposition voices, seen as Democrats' best plan so far.
A medical note explains acrocyanosis a rare circulatory disturbance with cool reddish blue hands and sometimes feet. It details causes including minor vascular spasm, associations with hypothyroidism, and improvements from thyroid treatment and exercise.
A fragment from Forty Years Ago noting sail for sale violation of state law, Marie Heath staging A Turkish Amy at the opera house, farewells for Miss Lille McMillan, Miss Anna Miller visiting, and political maneuvering around United States senator races. Also mentions a lost ladies gold watch, Blair Prize Ad selections by Geo Innes C S Finch and Dr John Moore, and Ottawa police sought for missing James years old.
A woman says her niece will return to her employer's office after a troubled marriage, hoping better treatment and a safer lifestyle. The remark highlights personal tensions and plans to resume work to improve conditions.
Old Home Town notes Rev and Mrs Hislop hosted a reception for First Methodist members with Mrs Weatherby and several helpers presiding in afternoon and evening hours. Griffith-Boynon: Rosalie Griffith and James Boyson wed at the Griffith home, plan Denver residence after California trip. Bryant-Willman: Georgia Bryant and Fred Willman wed in Denver December 30 1922 and will live in Lawrence. Etta Babbit ill with diphtheria. A L Selig to spend a week in Lawrence. Loxman family back in Chicago after holidays.
Clive and his wife Santa rush back to New York after their employer’s failure. Santa’s lavish care and coercive affection mask deeper tensions as Clive worries about pride, finances, and independence. Their quarrel and reconciliation unfold amid a crumbling marriage, with Santa plotting to bind him through tenderness while his job search stalls.
A rosy snapshot from January recalls Miss Frances Dinsmoor hosting an afternoon tea on Ohio street with friends and music. Miss Clare Jaedicke hosted a pink tea decorated in pink with carnations. Daisy Hemphill and John Clevenger wed New Year’s Day at the bride’s Reno area home. The couple plans a Florida trip for three weeks. New Year’s dinner hosted by Cal Perkins includes Grace Light Olive Leuig Lillian Perkins and George C Brooks. Prof. E M Hopkins returns from New York. Frank and Maurice Benedict visit Randolph Lewis in Topeka and Mattie Reeder visits W L Kemp of 1321 New Hampshire street.
A dramatic excerpt centers on Santa and Clive arguing over a costly Sévres vase gift from a former husband Dicky. The scene reveals a wedding birthday card, a Chicago bureau price of three thousand dollars, and the rival’s return as the tale teases a future cliffhanger at Sundown Stores.
Dr Herman Bundesen mayor of Chicago health board leads infant welfare sessions for fathers to learn bathing infants and safety pins. He predicts graduates will become the best informed fathers nationwide. In Joliet prison inmates shed their pallor as health improves in the facility.
Crossword clues and partial entries appear scrambled across this page. Across items include Strike with the 3 and Daeven with notes. other numbers hint at numbered entries such as Stone writing tablets andLabyrinths. The fragmentary text suggests a puzzle page with incomplete hints and stray letters.
A mixed page notes puzzle solutions and a stream of clippings. Items describe prison life and death rate safety, a barter speakeasy raid in Indianapolis, jail cell tools seized in Detroit, early 1933 birth and marriage license counts in Pittsburg and Olathe, plus a plug for Journal-World want ads.
W Pate Walnut Kan says the number 13 does not bother him, buying a motor tag bearing that figure after treasurer Charles Evaritt failed to sell it. A woman purchaser noticed the digit after the sale.
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