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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1934
Page
8
Reports from Wellington show Mrs. Walworth and Mrs. Miller visiting Admiral Byrd’s Antarctic expedition aboard the Jacob Ruppert. They photographed dogs, the ship, and equipment for future use and later sent pictures to Mrs. Gaunt in New Zealand.
A temperance piece laments widespread ignorance about alcohol harms and its social costs. It attacks politic leaders for corruption, cites government rice aid to France and liquor exports, and argues alcohol worsens society while urging civic responsibility and restraint.
C C Winsler plans return to Lawrence early next week after holidays with sister Mrs E W Norton of Clayton Alabama. Winsler notes fine weather and many parties in her honor with bouquets from friends gardens. Norton formerly Miss Alice Woolver, overseas nurse, now tied to Presbyterian church and local zoo work in Clayton Alabama.
Century of Progress visitors saw exhibition houses that illustrate new materials and methods. Features include pressed steel construction and roof decks for outdoor living, with enameled exteriors, flat or varied roof heights, and colorful bathrooms.
A description notes Urey will be adjusted enough to address the sense of home and comfort missing in current houses. The changes aim to improve livability and traditional homelike qualities.
From Elizabeth Hawes spring collection in New York comes the use of paper clips as dress trimmings and beltless dresses with lower waists. Artificial flowers revive, collars and cuffs gain starched linen accents, and bags and curtain rings appear as fasteners. Dark green leads color forecasts with pink beige and lime yellow suiting, broad shoulders fading, and variations in coat lengths.
Cleaning the ice box with hot water and soda, decorative meat loaf with hard cooked eggs, and hot canapes ideas follow, alongside a note that the Georgia public health field nurses program was discontinued due to lack of funds.
A vintage guide extols hot biscuits as a universal delight good for bread substitutes and dressings. It suggests serving with salads, jelly, and tea, plus optional meat additions, and offers two cheese biscuit recipes and a cheese spread variation. It notes easy prep, make-ahead dough, milk glazing, and oven temperatures for golden crusts.
Buckwheat cake recipe using milk yeast buckwheat flour and walnuts with overnight rise and a browned butter and butterscotch syrup. Also noted are two variations with crumb bread soak and buckwheat batter, plus specific measurements and instructions. Recipes credited to Mrs. R. M. Albrecht and Mrs. J. T. Harris with addresses.
The article argues a boy mirrors his ideal father. when misled or defiant, decisive fatherly intervention is crucial. A prompt, severe punishment is presented as the key to restoring mutual understanding and respect, shaping character for life.
Practical kitchen tips on using almonds in sauces for fish, handling bread in cooking cauliflower or cabbage to reduce odors, serving ideas with cream cheese and chips or caviar, plus a tip to rinse a pan with cold water before scalding milk to prevent sticking.
Worden Evangelical Sunday school presented its annual Christmas program on December 24 with a two pageant titled White Gifts for the King. The setting was all white featuring Madonna, Wisemen, angels, and a pastor led by Rev. J. Nelson. The event included solos by Evelyn Ruth Nuffer and Dorothy May Nuffer, a choir, and various community members in supporting roles.
A paternal influence guides a boy’s view of women from childhood onward. Respectful treatment of the mother by a father fosters equality and partnership in marriage, while disrespect or contempt may imprint a lifelong skewed perspective.
Residents of Centropolis and surrounding areas held Christmas Day visits and a morning church program at St Johns Evangelical. Sophia Schwartz hosted guests from Baldwin and nearby, while many families enjoyed holiday meals, decorations, and a late December concert.
Christmas reports from Williams town and surrounding area note visits by many residents, church programs, and holiday gatherings. Enlistees and local students resume school after the break while injury and accident notes appear alongside community updates and church notices.
Independence area notices record visits among the Gale Curtis Seele and Curtis families with Lawrence Salina and Topeka connections. Several dinners and weekend visits are noted, along with a school closure due to an injury and travel departures from Salina.
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