World Tour Memories Enrich Mrs Owen's Itinerary
Mrs. Owen reports a crowded round the world trip filled with luxury and learning. She notes American dollars circulate globally, major brands appear worldwide, and notable stops include Jerusalem, the Taj Mahal, the Great Wall of China, and a Pearl River excursion guarded from pirates. The journey features Indian train travel, Formosa welcomes, and contrasts with harsh conditions in India and Siam.
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Such Days Like Washington and Lincoln Birthdays
The Social set up costumed parties for notable birthdays and March 4 events, aligning activities with the era and mood of the occasion while avoiding further plans.
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Washington
Lincoln
Rankin Campaign Stresses War Fight at Georgia Farm
Jeanette Rankin the first woman in Congress continues her antiwar campaign from a farm near Athens Georgia. She urges international disarmament and emphasizes education in peacemaking while highlighting her 1917 vote against war and the need for a Christian nation to apply peace principles at all levels.
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Test vane Garden Soils and Plant Adaptations
Fragmented note discusses soil reactions and plant suitability in a garden. Mentions azalea, magnolia, lilies, peach, begonias, cosmos, and arbutus with emphasis on neutral to well adapted soils and careful cultivation for productive growth.
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Soil testing and lime use in gardens and lawns
The text argues against lime surface application and burning fields, noting soil acidity and fertility impacts. It describes the shift from paper soil tests to hydrogen ion testing, and outlines moist soil testing with saturated solution, color indicators for pH, and recommended amendments for acidic or alkaline soils.
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Finishing School Girls Set for Four Month Europe Trip
Lolita Russell and a group of graduates from Martha Washington seminary will sail from New York on June 8 for a four months voyage through Europe. The trip, a graduation gift from her San Diego grandmother, will include stays in England and several European countries with stops in Paris and Rome. They will be chaperoned by Miss Tharan Thompson of Houston, travel by plane Berlin to Paris, and plan returns to Lawrence mid October after sightseeing and shopping.
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Lawrence
Wives Abandon Adamless Eden in LaSalle County
Chicago AP reports wives in LaSalle County reject an Eden themed retreat organized by local farm bureau. Last year the group created the event to attract participants but this year declined citing excessive work and insufficient interest.
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Woman Pathologist Ventures Into Mushroom Cultivation
Washington AP reports Vera Charles, a pathologist in the Bureau of Plant Production, claims expertise in growing mushrooms surpassing Caesar. The article notes mushroom cultivation is niche in North America, with potential for home and limited commercial use, and describes how some fungi thrive in dark, damp spaces unlike sun-dependent crops.
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Teasons and Women Lead Surprising District Holiday Event
The district saw a surprising change as Teasons were assigned and husbands involved. After a cabin retreat last summer lasting four days, women declared the experience great and pledged to repeat it this year.
Beer and bottles test a boy’s temperance tale
An essay by Robert Chariton follows a twelve year old in a poor city family who joins a juvenile gang and drinks beer. Despite harsh punishment and his father’s warnings the boy’s life derails into crime and he is killed at twenty three. The piece argues the danger of deviating from a straight path.
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Mamma
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Reporter to Spend the Summer Abroad Miss Elizabeth Sanborn
Miss Elizabeth Sanborn of Chapman, a Kansas City Kansan reporter who led the Schools page, departs for a four monthEuropean tour. A 1926 University of Kansas journalism graduate, she is Alpha Xi Delta, active in Hill events, and will visit her father’s Sweden home during her trip.
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University of Kansas
Alpha XI Delta
Way to a Man's Heart Veal Loaf Recipe
Veal loaf recipe from Mrs. A. P. Fey of Winona. Three pounds veal finely chopped mixed with crackers butter eggs milk salt pepper and sage. Form into loaf and bake about three hours. Variation includes pork or raw ham.
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Winona
Treasury workers salvage charred money from fires and fraud
The Treasury's redemption division recounts cases of burned and mutilated notes found in homes and shops. Workers like Miss Sherry identify bills, restore some or all value, and often help victims such as a Pittsburgh foreigner who lost 5450 but regained 2900.
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Savory Meat Loaf and Deluxe Version Shared by Mrs
A local recipe segment describes Savory Meat Loaf ground from pork and beef with onion, tomato soup, toasted bread crumbs, and a method to bake with hot water. A Meat Loaf Deluxe variant uses ground round, onions, crackers, raisins, eggs, nutmeg, cheese, and bacon topping, baked in a loaf pan. Recipes credited to Mrs. W. Dr Fowlesy and Mrs. JT. Eberhart.
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Woman in Washington Restores Lost U S Currency
In Washington AP reports Miss Bertha O Sherry of the treasury redemption department leads the burned and mutilated money division. She identifies lines and designs across currency as she processes thousands of damaged notes received daily from fires and other losses.
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Emporia Teachers College initiates 74 into sororities
Seventy four students at the Emporia Teachers College were formally initiated into social fraternities and sororities last week after the term ended. Thelma Hemphill of Lawrence was taken into the Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority. Most initiates had been pledges since the second semester, and all must meet scholastic requirements. A new class in shorthand will be organized at the Lawrence Business College next Monday.
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