Travelogue of Ruth Emerson Penang to Ceylon Voyage
Ruth Emerson recounts her world voyage from Singapore to Penang describing its busy ports and Snake Temple, Penang’s clean streets, temples with Indian influence, markets, and later the sail to Ceylon. She notes Penang’s Flame trees, orchids, tin export, diverse residents, and resorts near Mt. Pleasure.
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Singapore
Penang
Malayan Straits
Globe
Georgetown
Sinzanore
Manila
Snug Luggage Wins Favor In Summer New York GP
Travel light dominates summer packing as fashion experts note new luggage trends. Frances Clyne plans a six month world cruise with a Bantam-Weight Wardrobe totaling 95 pounds, featuring two suitcases a hat box and shoe case. New bottle bags and silk travel pouches reduce bulk while sleepwear trends favor mannishly tailored pajamas with matching gowns.
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New York
Frances Clyne
Siberia
Shane
Delft
Ceylon a Garden of the World and its Early Travel Notes
The excerpt portrays Ceylon as a land of beauty with palm fringed shores and clouded peaks. It describes Colombo’s port, Colombo to Kandy travel by road, tea and rubber plantations, tall Sinhalese people, rickshas, carabous wagons, and colonial hotel life at Queen's Hotel in Kandy. It notes Buddhist temples, Prince's College, and ancient temples housing carved images including the sleeping Buddha.
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Sumatra
Far East
Tropics
Penang
Ceylon
India
West Coast
S. S
Wilson
Colombo
Australia
Africa
Kandy
America
Queen's Hotel
Kandyan architecture praised in Miss Emerson’s account
An account by Miss Emerson describes the porches, carvings, and graceful lines of Kandyan architecture as picturesque. The narrative notes the feature details will be continued in a future installment next week.
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Miss Emerson
Nearsightedness in Children and Prevention Tips
Brooke Peters discusses how cramped modern life and close work train children to focus at near distances. She urges large handwriting, blackboard drawing, and frequent eye rest by looking distant to prevent and curb nearsightedness. Also includes punch recipe and fish dinner pairing.
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Brooke Peters Church
Recipe fragment from Mrs. C. P. Neil at 1022 Trinoiy St
A cookbook style fragment lists punch ingredients including lemons two measures one orange and sugar. It mentions mixing well and chilling for an hour, with optional mint sprigs and maraschino cherry. The fragment preserves an old home dining tone and includes an address and partial instructions.
Leftover Ideas Menu and Recipe Fragments
Partial recipe and menu fragments show a luncheon plan with items like chilled fruit juices, rice, poached eggs, potato cakes, and ham. It includes instruction lines for making potato cakes and a cherry salad with cabbage and cherries, plus notes on beverages and desserts.
The Little Church in Black and White
Stanley A. Curtis reflects on race, labor, and belief as he recalls a rainy Mobile Bay scene with Negro deck hands. He muses on skull thickness, history, and the Bible, suggesting the real barrier is the hardness of men's hearts rather than their heads.
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The
Little Church
Stanley A. Curtis
Mobile Bay
Isaac Newton
God
Moses
Reverend Spear to Speak at First Methodist Church
The Rev Ray F Spear evangelistic missionary on furlough from the Burma Conference will deliver the sermon at the 8 30 Sunday service at First Methodist He will discuss Jesus and the Common Things of Life The Spear couple visit Lawrence with Mrs Spear s parents They work under Foreign Missions in Burma Miss Zonella Emerson will sing Agnus Dei Bizet with violin by J Morey Brandstetter Dorothy Enlow Miner will play the organ
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Ray F. Spear
Burma
First Methodist Church
Jesus
Pegu
Theira
Christ
Spears
Zonella Emerson
Bizet
J. Morey Brandstetter
Dorothy Enlow Miner
Education Hour Guest Speaker at First Baptist Church
Prof H E Chandler of the University Education Department will address the Education half hour at First Baptist Church Highth and Kentucky streets Sunday at 10 25 as part of a unified service from 9 30 to 11 00 The minister Rev Howard E Koelb will speak on Tulip Trumpets at the 9 30 worship service Miss Mary Louise Beltz will sing with accompaniment by Mrs Paul C Rankin Summer school students and visitors are invited to attend
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H. E. Chandler
Department of Education
The
University
First Baptist Church
Highth
Kentucky Streets
Howard E. Koelb
Mary Louise Beltz
Paul C. Rankin
Stowits takes over ground floor at Wiedemann building
H W Stowits druggist has leased the entire ground floor of the Wiedemann building at 847 Massachusetts street and begun remodeling. The former Green's chocolate shop rear will become a soda grill ready by the school opening. The Wiedemanns will remodel the second floor into extra office rooms.
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H. W. Stowits
Wiedemann
Massachusetts Street
Green's Chocolate Shop
Wiedemanns
City Budget Discussion Meeting Set for Monday Night
Lawrence budget committee of the city council will meet Monday evening to discuss next year’s budget. They will meet again before the July 27 regular session to approve publication actions and set a hearing date.
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Lawrence City
Varied Recreational Activities Planned for Haskell Girls
Forty seven girls at Winona Hall Haskell Institute will enjoy a ten day vacation with no work and many activities led by Miss Clarissa Benjamin. The program includes sports arts and crafts swimming picnics dances campfire ceremonies and community events. A prize is awarded for outstanding sportsmanship. Benjamin a North Dakota graduate and former camp counselor will also lead a group to Mayetta to open a recreational center for Potawatomi and Kickapoo tribes.
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Winona Hall
Haskell Institute
Clarissa Benjamin
Haskell
Tonganoxie
Benjamin
Groun
Lawrence
North Dakota
Densmore Bank Closed by Bank Board Action
Topeka July 11 The Farmers' State bank at Densmore was closed today by order of its board of directors. The bank held deposits of 560,000 and loans of 61,000 and was a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The capital included 10,000 in common stock and 10,000 in preferred stock held by the federal reconstruction corporation. Bank Commissioner Roy A. Haines said the loan should pay out in full. Two large stockholders died recently and an assessment against stockholders could not be paid by their estates, leading to the closure. This was Kansas' first bank failure since May 1935.
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Topeka
State Banking Department
Farmers’ State Bank
Densmore
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reconstruction Corporation
Roy A. Haines
State Bankin
Haines
Kansas
Dionne Baby Is Named in Callander Ont
Joseph Robert Telesphore Dionne was chosen for the newborn Quintuplet in Callander. The names honor St Joseph and the uncle Telesphore Demers with Robert said to have no special meaning. Christening planned July 19 at Corbeil parish church near the family farm.
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Callander
Ont
Joseph Robert
Telesphore Dionne
Elm Street Church Changes Service Times
The Elm Street Christian Church announces updated service times with adult Bible class at 9 30 Sunday worship, Bible school at 10 30, evening service at 7 00, and a 7 00 young people gathering at United Brethren Church, Nineteenth and Massachusetts. Erwin Branson is acting pastor Elmer Dougan superintendent and a 345 Sunday school fund noted.
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Elm Street Christian Church
United Brethren Church
Massachusetts
Erwin Branson
Elmer Dougan
Dorothy Jones
Pleasant Grove community notes on gatherings and picnic plans
The Heaston crew harvested for Jesse Hirt on Wednesday and Elmer Flory on Friday. The Four Leaf club met at the schoolhouse Friday evening July 3, with a short program and refreshments. An annual community picnic was voted for Brown's Grove on August 2. Mrs. Ella Daniels of High
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Prairie
John Daniels
Leonard Williams
Leo
Gibbons
Lecompton
Frankie Holsappie
Jack Dillon
Charlie Batchler
Kay Laessig
Clyde Laessig
Lawrence Hospital Friay
Maria Williams
A. L
Virgil Landis
Warren
South Park
Lawrence
Kenneth
Irene
Harris
Noah Flory
Jesse Hirt
Pleasant Grove
Rose Messer
John Dagget
Trene
Peggy Daniels
the Elks
Southpark
Heaston
Elmer Flory
Four Leaf Club
Brown's Grove
Ella Daniels
High
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