Plan to realign policy with League of Nations urged
Professor James Shotwell of Columbia University addressed the Women Conference on the Cause and Duty in War urging a threefold approach to peace. He argued for participation in the Permanent Court of International Justice, firm disarmament accords, and close cooperation with the League of Nations to realize the administration’s peace program.
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Orleans to use glow in the dark traffic beacon
A long fragment notes Orleans adopting a night beacon for traffic police to reduce gunfire, showing Officer Edward S. Schibeler in a phosphorus coated device. It also mentions Japanese postal savings deposits totaling 1,109,514,079 yen from 29,526,631 depositors and a note on druggists and flu cap cards.
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Lawrence High to Debate Osawatomie Tonight
The Lawrence school debating teams meet Osawatomie high in a double debate at Lawrence High School auditorium at 8 pm. Judge B A Wilkinson of the University of Kansas presides. Lawrence teams feature Henry Ashe Charles Wolfson Harold Alessander and Marion Leigh Willardean Hamer Ralph Bunn as debaters.
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First Christian Church Awards Pipe Organ Contract
The organ committee of the First Christian Church awarded a contract to Reuter Organ Co for a two manual organ with fourteen stops. Installation planned by summer with eleven couplers eight pistons and future vex humana addition. Reuter has supplied six pipe organs locally.
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Singing Contest in Kansas City Opens Valley History
The Missouri Valley conference singing club contest will be held in Convention Hall Kansas City February 9 with entrants from Kansas State Agricultural College Missouri Washington Iowa State Nebraska Oklahoma and Kansas. Clubs perform three songs plus a common song and one Jayhawk with revised verse. A moving cup prize is donated by valley alumni. Special fare is offered for attendees. The K U club opens its season February 3 with a performance of American Legion at Leavenworth and plans a southern Kansas northern Oklahoma tour February 16 24. Salina lawyer Lorraine E F Weaster joins Crowther Wooster Norton firm. News notes include Professor Flint KU Journalism head speaking to Kansas City Advertising Club.
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Washington
Dream Balm for Cold Relief Promises Instant Breath Clear
Ely's Cream Balm claims to stop head colds quickly by applying to the nostrils. It soothes inflammation and clears air passages. The ad urges quick use to prevent germs from developing and says druggists offer the product.
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McTigue a cautious fighter clinging to light title
United Press reports New York January 22 that light heavyweight champion Mike McTigue keeps a bomb proof barricade around his title. He refuses to take chances, choosing easy opponents to retain the belt for commercial value. Critics note his cautious record since beating Siki on St Patrick’s Day in Dublin and question the future of the title.
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Tunney and Gibbons Fight Impasse in Title Pressure
The article outlines a disputed scenario where Tunney’s refusal to step aside for Gibbons draws criticism. Gibbons pressures the commission to compel Tunney to fight him, while promoters press for a match before that decision. Tunney remains in position as holder, creating a tense standoff over the right to challenge.
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Tom “Gibbons
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Gibbons
Labors for Filipinos in Manila Health Drive
The Rockefeller Foundation will start a new Philippine public health program next year backed by annual appropriations. It will run a provincial sanitary service to demonstrate rural sanitation and train Filipino assistants to take over later. The foundation has supported anti malaria and hookworm campaigns with the Philippine health service.
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Philippine Islands
Philippine Health Service
Coconut pulp may substitute for mothers milk in future
Honolulu January reports Dr N P Larsen of Queen's Hospital claimed coconut pulp contains all constituents of human milk and could replace mothers milk in early nutrition. The Pan Pacific Science Council meeting noted Hawaiians present had been weaned on coconut pulp, though the announcement was still preliminary.
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Associated Press
Pan-Pacific Science Counsel
N. P. Larsen
Queen’ S Hospital
Dehydrated Coconut Pulp Milk Study Sparks Interest
Dr Largen notes coconut pulp and water buffalo milk as potential substitutes for mothers milk in child feeding. Tests consider dehydrating young coconut pulp with buffalo milk, aiming to create a nourishing substitute when needed. Pacific Research Institute overseeing inquiries.
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Aunt Mary Moore to Celebrate 91st Birthday at County Farm
Relief Corps members of the G A R plan to visit Aunt Mary Moore at the county farm tomorrow to mark her ninety first birthday. She is currently an inmate at the farm and will receive a celebratory visit from several Corps members.
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