Infant care saves lives across nations and ages
The article argues mothers’ knowledge of infant care cuts mortality. It cites Russia, the United States, Kansas, Lawrence, and New Zealand to show outcomes vary with education. It urges training in early illness signs, proper nourishment, doctor and nurse advice, and consistent hygiene rules tailored to each child.
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Russia
United States
Kansas
Lawrence
New Zealand
Anti Auto Thief Group Hires Commissioner to Fight Theft
Hutchinson adults form the Anti Auto Thief Association to curb car thefts. They hire H. W. Lovelace of Kansas City as a deputy sheriff with headquarters at the sheriff's office. Lovelace cites a national impact of auto thefts totaling around twelve million dollars annually and notes Hutchinson averages ten cars stolen per month.
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Hutchinson
Anti-Auto Thief Association
H. W. Lovelace
Kansas City
Lovelace
No Air Transport Law in Kansas Says Attorney General
Topeka July 21 The attorney general says Kansas has no statutes regulating passage of airplanes over cities and that questions of rates speed safety and service will likely demand attention as air travel grows. The inquiry came from the University of Kansas at Lawrence.
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Topeka
Kansas
Univ of Kansas
Lawrence
Fesnernas Visit T. L. Cox Home Southeast of Town
Mr and Mrs W J Fesnernas of the Francisco Land company spent Sunday afternoon at the T L Cox home southeast of town.
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The
Francisco
Land Mpany
T. L. Cox'Tiome
Dick Hepworth
Burlingame
Lawrence
Minervian Club Hosts Lieut George Peterson Talk
The Minervian Club met with Mrs 1G A Burhiem with twenty members present. Lieut George Peterson, newly arrived from France, led the meeting and shared souvenirs, followed by a two course lunch hosted by Miss Kahle Edith and Frances Burhiem. The group will reconvene in four weeks with Mrs Seymour Gentry.
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Minervian Club
A. Burhiem
George Peterson
France
Peterson
Kahle
Edith
Frances Burhiem
Seymour Gentry
Chololate Cures Polish Child Blindness Says Polish Jew
American chocolate is reported to help cure a Polish child blindness outbreak among thousands of kids in Poland. Dr Billikopf cites nourishment as key while more aid is needed as hundreds beg for chocolate aid amid wartime shortages. Ex-Queen Marie Amelie noted as a royal figure living in England.
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New York
Poland
Jacob Billikopf
America
American Jewish Relief Committee
Billikopf
United States
Mr. Billikopf
Warsaw
Vilna
Marie Amelie
England
Portugal
Richmond Park
London
Amelie
University faces tight budget with limited extension funds
Dean Olin Templin notes the 1919 20 budget approved by the state board of administration cuts salaries and grants only a $2000 extension fund while overall pay scales were reduced to balance the books. He warns that prewar salary levels are not restored and departments lack several faculty positions with enrollment expected to rise.
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College of Liberal Arts
State Board of Administration
Olin Templin
Templin
Tual
John M. Shea
Dean Templin
Triumvirate Leads Budapest Soviet Government Change
Vienna dispatches say a radical trio replaces Bela Kun as head of the Budapest soviet government. Varga Mossi pery and Tibor Szamulev form the new ruling group ordering the city commander to surrender. Red Army activities and deteriorating money and food conditions are noted. Mrs Albert F E Friehman and son Donald return to Pratt Kansas after a visit in town.
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Vienna
Bela Kun
Budapest
Varga
Moss
Ipery
Tibor Szamulev
Uwabrich
Tor
Vohima
Venly
Nola Nun
Whiriwerte
Tteta Kun
Red Army
Smoking in Church and Ministers Pipe Folklore
Historical note from Scotland describes farmers lighting pipes when the minister reads the text Isaie Barrow names tobacco as a pain remedy and a bishop refuses to part with his pipe, even cutting a hole in his hat to hold it. Doctors smoked in vestry before sermons while congregants joked about hymns and cigars.
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Sir Walter Scott
Isaie Barrow
Bishop Burnett
Doctor Pure
Fiendish Delight in a Fiery Exchange
A fragment from a dialogue reveals a tense exchange about fear and control. One character taunts another about frightening the mother-in-law, while another boasts of starting and stopping a phonograph mid sentence. The overheard banter hints at tension and psychological games.
Now Is a Good Time To Drive Out Catarrh
Blood disease warning urges early treatment of catarrh with S. S. S. during warm weather. The item notes summer catarrh can worsen in winter and claims lotions fail while S. S. S. targets the root of the trouble. Reader is invited to write to Swift Specific Co. Dept. 53 Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
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