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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
10
The article describes gas usage experiments from the United States Department of Home Economics, advising readers to read their gas before and after cooking, use a small oven for short tasks, and select burner types wisely. It contrasts range ovens with small ovens, notes cost differences, and stresses keeping burners clean and regulating flame for efficiency.
On cold winter days workers often need a hot noon meal. A home made fireless cooker from a galvanized iron bucket with a cover, built per Farmers' Bulletin 77, keeps lunch hot in the woods or elsewhere. It’s inexpensive and quick to assemble, offering comfort and time savings. Dr. Grelup, eye, ear, nose, throat. Offices in Dick building.
Miss Mary Hines broke her wrist last week and hopes for a quick recovery. Harold Brown of Missouri stays with his grandparents Mr and Mrs N B Brown. Mrs Bert Day is ill. Lewis Howard visited the Peters home Monday afternoon. Sky and Mrs Paul Koehler and daughter attended a musical concert at First M E church Sunday evening. Goldie Mitchell spent a week with her uncle Mr Willey and family of Topeka. Mr and Mrs Charlies Shirar hosted a dinner Sunday for Rev and Mrs E B Stauffer and others. Mrs Jiffin Ethel and Dorothy visited Coready’s last week with Mr and Mrs Miller of Tonganoxie. Cread High School commencement will be held at Fraser Hall June 12 at eight o'clock. Miss Helen Brown and Miss Louise Koehler are graduates this year. Mr Charles Brown and family took several horses by Mr Edmondson to Sixers Friday. K Leary called on Drs Bert Day.
Miss Ruth Kennedy of Lawrence spent weekend at G G Richardson home. Burt Jewitt and Charles Teters called at T E Petesh home Friday. Mrs C E Cox visited Topeka with brother Burt Jones. Arthur Ulrich of Kanaka visited L H Petefish. Helen Burtie and James Saniéts from Lawrence visited Saturday. Sunday dinner guests at A E Petefish included C Cox, Lee Cox family, Roy G, and French and Dale from Lawrence. Lee Cox shopped in Lawrence Monday. Johnnie Miller family of Lawrence spent Sunday at T E Petefish. Neighborhood attended Clinton children's day exercises. Emery Ice helped Jess Christy haying. Visitors to B S Sanders included Lee Cox, Faye, Marie Petefish, and Mr Goff. C Cox and Lee Cox visited O D Thomas Sunday. Dave Martin spent Saturday night at Cox home. J 5 called the L otthmais Sygnamyentes of 1H.
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