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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1938
Page
5
A home canning guide describes testing jars and lids before canning string beans. Steps include selecting young beans, washing, trimming, filling with salt, preserving with boiling water, and a three hour water bath. The article notes the prize next week for the best peach pudding recipe.
New York reports scattered gains as rehired workers trickle back to mills and factories while vacationing staff shuffle along industrial routes. Textile and shoe sectors show notable reopening as construction, shipbuilding, and rail jobs edge higher, signaling possible autumn improvement.
In the Geles area aircraft plants reportedly hired about 2,000 workers in the last six weeks. California sawmills and canneries provided seasonal jobs for many residents seeking work.
Clifton Springs couples share marriage rules after a 50 year milestone dinner. Isaac DeMay cites give and take and forebearance. H Clay Wilsons cite mutual agreement. Arthur Taylor says neither is boss. Terrance Sheehan emphasizes making each other happy. Driscoll and Rolan praise cooperation and good nature. Loves urge sticking to vows and promises.
A historical note recalls marriages around Clifton Springs in the late 1870s and 1880s. Couples named include William Mathers, J. A. Sanders, John Kellogg, and Nat Squiers, with lines about agreement and being good cooks. The era is remembered as good times for getting married.
Albert B. Bush, a blind retiree, asked that his $30 monthly railroad retirement pension be stopped. Secretary Arthur W. Howe Jr. said Bush reported no dependents and that his fund suffices for his needs.
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