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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1930

Page

8

Miss Hutson Visits Province Chapters of Pi Phi Sorority

Mrs. H. E. Don Carlos and Mr. Don Carlos roam California while in Lawrence letters describe Altadena lights where 250 deodars glow and the Star of Bethlehem lights. The prose recalls Pasadena Rose pageant Mt Wilson villa and Friday Morning club memories with actor Fred Warde and Adelaide Neilson anecdotes.

H. E. Don Carlos Don Carlos California Avest Lake Park Lawrence Altadena Santa Rose Avenue Highland Road Woodbury Pasadena Vogels Mt. Wilson Earl Vogel Nee Cardwell Cairo U. S Los Angeles Tabor Mabel Adelaide Neilson Romeo Ward Lady of Lyons

Newly Organized Girl Scouts Show Promise of Growth

Miss Elizabeth R. Beualer visits Lawrence as regional Girl Scout director for Colorado through Kansas. Four troops have formed with leaders named for Junior high and high school groups plus Cordley and other grade schools. The movement emphasizes service, motto Be Prepared, and broad training aligned with education to prepare girls for many tasks.

Lawrence Elizabeth R. Beualer Girl Scouts Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Iowa Missouri Kansas John Bunn Dorothy Lightburn Alice Gaskill Carol Higgins Justine Rogers Cordley Alta Gaskill Catherine Owen Ruth Endacott Brown Esther Farney S. M. Purcell Woodlawn Max Smith Pinckney

Crossword Puzzle Clues From Todays Edition

Puzzle page lists numerous clue themes and answers across across and down entries. It includes noun forms, boat types, emotions, animals, tools and measurements, with references to languages and regions. The reader is guided through wordplay and general knowledge prompts common to antique newspaper crosswords.

Girl Scout program aimed at youth service and leadership

Observant leaders plan to render service and starve indiscipline by guiding youth into wholesome activities. Girl Scout aims to channel the revolt of youth into constructive work through homemaking duties, nature study, and community service, with headquarters in the old city hall and university-led leadership courses. Local sponsors and council members support the forward program amid broader debates on prohibition and youth behavior.

Ehey Nert Iy Girl’ Scout Movement Dirl Scouts Enderfoot Bealer Chamber of Commerce Old City Hall Ruth Hoover Ruth Endacott Brown X. J. Kennedy H. M. Stucker B.C. Bussing Ralph Achning Electa Kindesberger Abbie Stevens Clara Emerson E. F. Abels W. O. Nelson Welen Keith John Bunn George E. Hood A. R. Kennedy S. M. Parcell Trvine. Hill W. A. Churchill W. A. Dill Rachel Flary F. Hyde W. R. Gotrill P. O Brien Ed Anderson Dick Riavoin L. H. Menger Tydia Watt Seba Eldridge

British pubs harm families say observer in WC T U edited column

Mrs O Jacquin argues that British pub culture drains resources and degrades behavior as crowds fill doorways and driving parents home drunk, leaving children to lead intoxicated fathers and mothers. The piece laments the long standing custom and contrasts it with supposed benefits of abolishing saloons.

Britain England

Stylemakers Seek to Stabilize Skirts

Paris fashion leaders dispute skirt lengths for street wear aiming to keep street skirts eight to four inches below the knee. They warn against uprights, insisting daytime outfits remain practical and attractive.

Paris Roper Sprine

Ruth Bryan Owen Remembered For Dashes Between Classes

Former Nebraska students recall Ruth Bryan Owen as a lively student who tied a silk umbrella cover around her waist when belt was missing. They remember her rapid entrances by streetcar, playful costumes, and later rise as a congresswoman amid anecdotes from college days.

Washington Ruth Bryan Owen Congress University of Nebraska Ruth Roberta H. Christensen Lincoln Nebraska General Federation of Women’s Clubs Crosstown Wa.c En

Potatoes and Ham Casserole From 1906 Recipes

Two potato based casserole recipes. Way to a Man's Heart uses four inch potato slices, ham, onions, salt, pepper and butter with milk, baked one hour. French Casserole layers boiled ham, raw potato, onions and pepper with cloves, parsley and bay leaf, then stewed tomato and butter, baked until vegetables are tender. Purport includes attributions to Mrs Ernest Bigsby and Mrs George L Glenn.

Ernest Bigsby Barker Ave George L. Glenn Lecompton

Round Steak and Potatoes Casserole Recipe

Wipe the steak, season, and dredge with flour. Bake in a dish with thin potato slices around and over the steak. Top with butter, hot milk, crumbs, and cheese. Bake at 350 F for about one hour. Serves six. Mrs. John W. Miller, 1415 New Jersey.

John W. Miller New Jersey

Pi Beta Phi Province President Visits Nebraska Kansas

Miss Virginia Hutson, elected Eta province president at the Los Angeles convention, met with deans of women and house mothers and spoke to sorority members at several campuses. Her tour covered the University of Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Denver, Kansas State Agricultural College, and Kansas, with visits to all but Kansas for the year. The Lawrence local chapter traces to 1872 as the third oldest, and Monmouth College founded the sorority in 1867.

Pi Beta Phi’ Sorority Lawrence Virginia Hutson Los Angeles Cal University of Colorado University of Denver Kansas State Agricultural College University of Kansas Miss Hutson Localis United “States Monmouth College Monmouth

Weight and food by Emery Hayhurst at Gorgas

Dr Emery R Hayhurst of Ohio State University discusses five factors shaping heart and age. He cites heredity infections lurking in the body glandular disturbances from diet deficiencies such as iodine deficiency causing goiter and metabolic diseases altering body chemistry.

Emery R. Hayhurst Ohio State University Columbus Ohio Gorgas Washington, D Weigt

Weight and diet: heredity, infection, and natural balance

The text argues weight is largely inherited, cautions against self directed dieting, and urges medical guidance for weight disturbances. It warns against altering natural weight by unsafe dieting, notes infections and metabolic issues can affect weight, and promotes a simple, natural diet approach guided by physicians.

Hands Down Habit Spreads Disease Through Hands

Dr. T. C. Witherspoon from Gorgas Memorial Institute warns in Washington that touching the mouth with hands is a major disease pathway. He cites diphtheria measles scarlet fever and chronic illnesses as risks and notes common habits like nose picking face rubbing and finger-nail touching. Eating with unclean hands or unwashed fruits can transfer germs to the mouth, making the hand a prolific carrier.

Brisht Snez Coue

Hand Hygiene Urged to Prevent Disease Spread

During a late war base hospital in France, daily throat and hand smears tracked diphtheria germs. Health authorities stress that clean hands reduce transmission of diphtheria typhoid carriers and other illnesses through handling food and objects, urging careful hand use and avoiding touching mouths.

France

Discover French spinach new vegetable found in Nevada

A Nevada field south of Reno yields a new edible plant named artiplex hortensus, dubbed French spinach or mountain spinach by University of Nevada horticulturists. The ornamental yet edible crop grows five to six feet tall and could feed a large family with its green leaves.

Reno Nevada University of Nevada

Police Quarters Hidden In Tree In German Village

In Wahrenholz Germany police have set up headquarters inside a hollow oak due to housing and office shortages. The tree is protected by German law for the preservation of natural beauties and a door plaque reads Local police office.

Wahrenholz Germany

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Miss. Hutson Pi Phi Sorority Kee Athoss Ian Yale Greenland Welmsman Edenville Asia Esau Wets United States Chicago Tribune Chicago Ed J. Richardson Wc.t.u Mrs. O Jacquin Associated Press Bryan’s Frederick Warden T. C. Witherspoon Buite, Mont Gorgas Memorial Institute Washington, D.C Industrial Alcohol Institute, Inc Graybar Building New York City Goodyear Rubber Chains Fritz Co
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