Society Advances First Aid Course
Those with prior First Aid certificates may not join the advanced course which starts when enough students form. A meeting is set for next Friday at 8 oclock in Dr Clark's office in the Jackson Building to organize the class. The course costs one dollar and entitles pupils to the Red Bronze medal. Also noted, Jr. and Mrs. Vic Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Melton went to Kansas City to attend The Show of Wonders in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Johnson
Dack Walton
Mrs. Melton
Kansas City
Pleasant Hour Club Met With Readings and Music
The Pleasant Hour Club met January 23 with hostess Mrs. E M Siler. Eleven of sixteen attended, sharing quotations about a meteorite sighting. A program by Mrs. H G Van Neste featured readings by Mrs. Charlies Crowder and Mrs. James Topping, a Hawaiian song, two piano solos by a guest, and social refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Siler
America
H. G. Van_ Neste
Henry van Dyke
Charlies Crowder
H. G. van Neste
James Topping
Peterson
Gibbs
J. E. Daniels
Howard Daniels
Elton Anderson
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color Youthfully
An old time advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use solution for darkening gray or streaked hair. It claims natural, even color with daily use by dampening a sponge and applying strand by strand, noting it is not a disease cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Personal visits and travels brighten Lawrence day
Various residents including Allen, Fritz Meon, Robert Cram, R A Brown, Helen Barnett, Clyde Wiling, and editor Lashbreok travel between Lawrence, Kansas City, and Bonner Springs for visits and business. Several return home after brief stays as others plan weekend plans or day trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM. Allen
Lawrence
Fritz Meon
Kansas City
Robert Cram
Kan City
R. A. Brown
Cal Brown
Hiss Helen Barnett
Pon
Carlos
Wilson
Bennert
Clyde
Bunker
Nelson
Soup recipes show value of meatless day in home economics
University of Kansas Home Economics seniors Miss Gladys Corey and Miss Eugenia Corey demonstrated nutritious meatless day soups using grains such as kafir feteritu soybeans oats rye corn peas beans barley and rice. They canned tested soups in glass jars and shared combinations including Black Bean and Kafir Corn Soup Lima Bean and Corn and Navy Bean and Feterita among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Corey
Eugenia Corey
Department of Home Economics
University of Kansas
Cooking instructions for dried vegetables and grains
The text explains soaking times for dried vegetables and cow peas, boiling methods, and water ratios. It covers pressure cooker steps, thickening with flour, and blending flavors with tomato or corn, plus guidance on scaling portions and preserving by canning for future use.
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Fischer
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National School OF Orthopraxy
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Roberts
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Maas
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C. C. Carl
A. L. Carl
Stevens
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Washington
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Hutt
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United States Army
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South Carolina
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Breesedale
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