Board authorizes Crimbine to protect infants in state
Topeka July 11 The state board of administration met to dedicate Dr S J Crimbine to lead infantile paralysis protection efforts. Experts from the University of Kansas and Bell Memorial Hospital join in care and observation of cases. The board granted Crimbine authority to use state school facilities to shield children.
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Topeka
State’ Board of Administration
S.J. Cru
Tury
Board of Health
University of Lue Choo
Bell Memorial Hospital
KR Fain
Kumbine
Prie
University sings led by Prof Downing at campus
A community sing at the University tonight directed by Prof. W. B. Downing draws large crowds weekly. Old songs such as Crimson and Blue are sung with Rock Chalk finishing the gathering as weather allows outdoor sessions into the fall semester.
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W. B. Downing
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One Use for Marriage In Property Transfer
A provocative line notes that some men view marriage as a means to place property in a wife's name, framing marriage as a tool for asset management rather than partnership. The remark highlights attitudes toward ownership and gender roles within matrimony.
Entry Limit Extended For Journal World Tennis Play
The time limit for entries in the Journal-World's tennis tournament has been extended to 1 p.m. tomorrow. Play will begin late in the afternoon.
Mocha and Java Then and Now in Trade History
A brief reminiscence traces Mocha coffee from Yemen’s port to Java’s coffee spread. It notes Mocha’s decline yet enduring fame as a trade name and recounts a courtroom quip about a judge’s ability, illustrating wit amid a legal proceeding.
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Java
Yemen
Mocha
Important Scientific Feat revolutionizing citrus oil industry
An Italian chemist has devised a process to extract essential oils from citrus fruits that preserves the oils' chemical properties. It is predicted to revolutionize the industry by improving efficiency and consistency in production.
The Scarlet Poppy Fields In June Grain Visions
The scarlet poppy marks British grain fields in June when wheat is still short. From afar, fields resemble a blaze of red as long deeply cut leaves show the plait’s bristled divisions, adding a striking natural detail to the landscape.
Infantile Paralysis Warned as Germ Disease In Kansas
Crumbine urges precautions as infantile paralysis fears rise in Kansas cities. Health officials explain germs spread through mouth and nose, carried by carriers and flies, with few cases in state. Advice focuses on avoiding crowds, diet, hydration, and strict quarantine of affected families.
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Board of Health
Grombine
State Board of Health
Grumbine
State Board of Shealth
Kansas
Cowley County
Esters
Newingland
Rambine
Crumbine
Seldony
United States
Doeter Crumbine
Federal Department
Winfield
Market Letter Reports Weak Cattle Market and Strong Hog Trade
Kansas City market trends show cattle weak while hog market remains robust. Beef cattle prices steady to higher on dry lot and prairie types, with 18 000 head supply and liberal quarantine cattle arrivals. Hog market strength persists despite initial calls for declines, with top heavy hogs at 10.10 and bulk sales 9.80 to 10.05.
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Missouri
Kansas
Pulp Fed
St. Joseph
North Texas
Oklahoma
South Texas
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